Aaron Gentry+FollowTexas softball ready to defend their crownTexas softball isn’t sweating their preseason ranking—even after winning it all last year. The Longhorns are heading into the new season with a stacked roster, a few fresh faces, and a mindset that sees pressure as a privilege. Coach Mike White and the team know every opponent will bring their best, but they’re focused on getting better and controlling what they can. Fans can expect some lineup changes, with Atwood shifting to first base and promising freshmen like MaTaia Lawson and Jaycie Nichols stepping up. How do you think this mix of experience and new talent will play out this season? #Sports #TexasSoftball #Longhorns00Share
andersonkaren+FollowLonghorns vs Red Raiders: Rivalry RenewedTexas Softball fans, get ready! After King White led the Longhorns to their first-ever national title by edging out the Red Raiders in a thrilling WCWS finale, the rivalry is heating up again. Despite losing stars like Mia Scott, Texas reloads with top recruits and returners like ace Teagan Kavan. With Softball America ranking Texas No. 2—just behind Texas Tech—the 2026 season opener against Nebraska is only the beginning. Can the Horns defend their crown? #Sports #TexasSoftball #Longhorns00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowTexas Softball’s Sophia Bordi faces eligibility limboSophia Bordi’s journey from New Jersey standout to Texas Longhorn has been anything but smooth. After leaving Oklahoma and facing personal challenges, she’s now caught in NCAA eligibility rules that could sideline her for the season. Coach Mike White says the team hopes to have her next year, but her status for this spring is still up in the air. For Texas fans, it’s a reminder of how unpredictable college sports can be—and how much athletes go through off the field. What do you think about the NCAA’s transfer rules and how they impact players? #Sports #TexasSoftball #SophiaBordi00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowTexas Softball’s championship rings: 28 years in the makingTexas Softball’s first-ever national championship isn’t just a moment in the record books—it’s now a piece of history you can wear. The Longhorns’ new rings are loaded with meaning: from the team’s “Fuel the F.I.R.E.” motto to a black stone honoring pitcher Teagan Kavan’s late grandmother. Each ring is engraved with the season’s 56-12 record and “28 Years in the Making,” connecting every player and alum who helped build the program. With star transfers joining the roster, could back-to-back titles be on the horizon? What do you think these rings mean for Texas sports culture? #Sports #TexasSoftball #Longhorns00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowTexas Softball scores big with new aceSophia Bordi, once the nation’s top softball recruit, is bringing her arm to Texas after a tough year at Oklahoma. She didn’t pitch a single game for the Sooners, stepping away for mental health reasons, but her high school record is nothing short of electric—two state titles, three-time MVP, and a pile of awards. Bordi will have to sit out this spring, but when she’s eligible, she’ll join a stacked Texas pitching staff. What do you think—will this transfer shake up the Longhorns’ future? Let’s talk about how mental health and transfers are changing college sports. #Sports #TexasSoftball #NCAASoftball00Share
