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Longhorns Baseball 2025 Television Schedule Revealed

Originally posted on Texas Longhorns on SI
By Connor Zimmerlee | Last updated Feb 6, 2025 3:38 PM ET

As the days go by and the start of college baseball season continues to creep up, fan excitement surrounding the Texas Longhorns is only increasing. Of course, there are a lot of changes coming to Disch-Falk Field in 2025 to prompt said excitement.

It has been written about countless times, but the two most notable changes are the Longhorns' first season in the SEC under a brand new coaching staff. That coaching staff is headlined by Jim Schlossnagle, one of the best and most well-respected coaches in the sport.

With these changes comes a high demand to watch the team take the diamond and stack up wins. Well on Thursday afternoon the Longhorns' 2025 television schedule was announced.

Texas will make at least 11 appearances on national television throughout the season, with all nonlinear home games set to broadcast on SEC Network+. The Longhorns are scheduled to have seven of those 11 games broadcast on SEC Network.

As for the other four nationally televised games, they will appear on a ESPN2 and ESPNU. Games two and three of the highly anticipated Texas A&M showdown will appear on ESPN2, as well as the series opener against Arkansas. The ESPNU game will during Texas' series opener against Florida.

Once the regular season concludes and postseason play begins, the SEC Tournament will have all 15 games televised from May 20-25. The first 14 games of the tournament will be available to watch on SEC Network while the championship game is set to air on ESPN2.

There are lofty expectations for the Longhorns in 2025 with all the changes set to take place. As they go through the season with their eyes set on a trip to Omaha, fans everywhere will have a chance to tune in and support their squad.

This article first appeared on Texas Longhorns on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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