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Brandon’s top DraftKings and FanDuel MLB DFS picks for today, Monday, 4/28/25. His favorite daily fantasy baseball lineup sleepers and value picks for DFS on DraftKings and FanDuel. Happy Monday, RotoBallers! My name is Brandon! You can find me and my work with the NHL and Soccer teams, respectively! Tonight, we have a manageable six-game […]


Brandon’s top DraftKings and FanDuel MLB DFS picks for today, Monday, 4/28/25. His favorite daily fantasy baseball lineup sleepers and value picks for DFS on DraftKings and FanDuel.
Happy Monday, RotoBallers! My name is Brandon! You can find me and my work with the NHL and Soccer teams, respectively!
Tonight, we have a manageable six-game slate, and the currently live top-3 highest implied team totals are: Braves with 6.1, Los Angeles with 5.6, and New York with 5.
This article will provide my daily fantasy baseball lineup picks for DraftKings and FanDuel on 4/28/2025, with the slate starting at 6:35 p.m. EDT. The lineup picks will range from some elite players to mid-priced options and value plays. You can also read more DFS advice and lineup picks for other sports here. Monitoring injury news and today’s MLB starting lineups is always essential.
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DraftKings, FanDuel Pitchers – MLB DFS Lineup Picks
Dustin May LAD vs. MIA – DK $9.5K || FD $9.3K
The options at the mound are slim tonight, and it looks like Dustin May’s chances at sticking around in Los Angeles’s rotation are dwindling, too. The young arm is coming off a disastrous performance against the Chicago Cubs, giving up seven earned runs and 10 hits through five innings. In four appearances, May has given up 17 hits, one home run, nine walks, 12 runs, and nine earned runs, while striking out 19.
Why would anyone be interested in May tonight? Once again, the options are limited, and his matchup is arguably the best on the slate. Miami’s performance over the season so far is the fourth-worst in K Percentage against right-handed pitchers. They are also bottom-10 in wOBA, wRC+, Barrel Percentage, and Contact, a combination of Z-Contact and Contact Percentage. The Dodgers pitcher isn’t throwing lights out as previously mentioned, and the metrics back it up. He is barely in the top 100 in CWS Percentage and Z-Contact Percentage.
While the combination shows he can get hitters to swing outside the zone, or swing at all, his K-BB Percentage and K Percentage are both in the bottom 80. The Marlins have made mediocre pitchers good this season. Expect May to be the next one to shine.
Will Warren NYY at BAL – DK $6.8K || FD $6.9K
Will Warren of the New York Yankees has also had a less-than-ideal start to the 2025 season. In four starts, he has given up 16 hits, two home runs, 10 walks, 11 runs, and 11 earned runs, while striking out 21 batters. The difference between Warren and May is the former’s ability to generate strikeouts. Warren has a staggering Z-Contact Percentage–73.5–and an incredible CWS Percentage–31.9–with the former being the best on the slate and the latter, second-best.
The Baltimore Orioles are not an ideal team to be targeting right now with their proven dominance against right-handed pitchers. However, against capable pitchers, they have been torn apart. Considering Warren’s $6.8K salary on DraftKings and his potential to sling, he could be a sneaky option tonight.
Others To Consider (Cash/GPP):
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DraftKings, FanDuel Infielders – MLB DFS Lineup Picks
Matt Olson – 1B, ATL vs. Ryan Feltner (DK $5.5K || FD $3.6K)
There are numerous options at the infield tonight. However, not many are as consistent as Matt Olson. The first baseman has produced four singles, one home run, four walks, six runs, and two RBIs in five appearances and 19 at-bats.
Surprisingly, he is not doing as well against right-handed pitchers to start the season. On the Atlanta Braves roster with at least five at-bats, Olson is the sixth-best in wOBA and the eighth-worst in SLG. Despite the poor averages, Olson and the Braves are a high-powered offense playing at a batter-friendly Coors Field against Ryan Feltner. Olson is expected to produce double-digit fantasy points tonight.
Brendan Donovan – 2B/SS/3B/OF, STL vs. Nick Martinez (DK $4.3K || FD $3.2K)
Speaking of consistency. Brendan Donovan of the St. Louis Cardinals has eight hits in his last five appearances and 19 at-bats. In that timeframe, he has produced six singles, two doubles, two walks, two runs, and two RBIs.
Within the Cardinals organization, with at least five at-bats against right-handed pitchers, Donovan has the second-best wOBA–.436–and the third-best SLG–.575–. The second baseman also has a strong history against expected pitcher Nick Martinez. Donovan has produced three singles, one home run, one walk, and three RBIs in four at-bats. It would be a shock to many if he didn’t deliver tonight.
Jake Burger – 1B, TEX vs. JP Sears (DK $2.9K || FD $2.7K)
With numerous high-salaried batters on the slate, looking for the one ‘punt’ with ceiling potential is needed to make the salaries work. Enter first baseman Jake Burger. Now on his third team in five seasons and his first season with the Texas Rangers, Burger needs to find his place within the league. So far, things have been a rollercoaster. Throughout his last five games and 15 at-bats, he has managed two singles, one double, one home run, one walk, two runs, and three RBIs.
As mentioned, he has had a rollercoaster start to the season. His metrics support this as well. Against left-handed pitchers, Burger has a .243 wOBA and a .357 SLG, ninth and sixth, respectively, on the Rangers roster. Expected pitcher JP Sears is not an immediate threat; however, he is not terrible either. If Burger can replicate his performance from the last two nights, he will reach value.
Others To Consider (CASH/GPP):
DraftKings, FanDuel Outfielders – MLB DFS Lineup Picks
Wyatt Langford – OF, TEX vs. JP Sears (DK $5K || FD $3.6K)
Another consistent batter is outfielder Wyatt Langford of the Texas Rangers. Langford, in his last five games and 20 at-bats, has accumulated 11 singles, three doubles, two home runs, two walks, three runs, and three RBIs.
Despite being a southpaw, Langford has managed reasonably well to start the season against left-handed pitchers. For the Rangers, he has the second-best wOBA–.521–and the best SLG–.765–. Excluding splits, he has the club’s best xwOBA, a .418. With plenty of options and higher salaries, Langford enters value territory.
Lars Nootbaar – OF, STL vs. Nick Martinez (DK $4.6K || FD $3.3K)
Another left-handed hitter from the St. Louis Cardinals is outfielder Lars Nootbaar. Over his last five appearances and 20 at-bats, he has generated six singles, one double, one home run, five walks, one stolen base, five runs, and six RBIs.
Within the Cardinals organization, Nootbaar has the fourth-best wOBA–.383–and the sixth-best SLG, .443. He has matched up against Martinez in two at-bats. He did not produce in either of them. Nootbaar’s salary is climbing, and it doesn’t help that he has a premium matchup tonight. Nevertheless, he is expected to produce enough to reach value.
Gavin Lux – 2B/OF, CIN vs. Andre Pallante (DK $3.7K || FD $3.1K)
Gavin Lux is in fine form himself. He has generated seven singles, one home run, four walks, six runs, and four RBIs in his last five outings and 18 at-bats. Lux is one of many batters for the Reds that are swinging lights out, too, and the metrics show it. The outfielder has the fourth-best wOBA–.416–and the fifth-best SLG, .485, against right-handed pitchers this season.
Expected pitcher Andre Pallante is not doing well either. This season, he ranks as a bottom-20 pitcher in K Percentage, O-swing percentage, and K-BB Percentage. He is also a bottom-50 pitcher in CSW Percentage. For only $3.7K on DraftKings, Lux will have every opportunity to reach value in this optimal matchup.
Others To Consider (CASH/GPP):
DraftKings/FanDuel MLB DFS Stacks
- Atlanta Braves vs. Ryan Feltner
If Coors Field is on the slate, there is an unspoken rule that those teams must be top stacks. Tonight is no different with the Atlanta Braves. As previously mentioned, Feltner is a bottom-60 pitcher to start the season, and his control levels are abysmal. Even with his 31 percent O-Swing and 87.2 percent Z-Contact, he still struggles to catch batters. Going up against a powerhouse Braves will not bode well for Feltner, despite the former’s poor plate presence. Stack Atlanta and enjoy your night.
Favorite Combo: Ozuna, White, Riley, Albies
Another club that swings for the moon but struggles striking out is the New York Yankees. After a strong start to their season, they have torpedoed their early success. However, they are coming off back-to-back wins against Toronto, outscoring the Blue Jays 16-3. Tomoyuki Sugano is by far the worst expected pitcher on the slate. Out of all pitchers to throw at least five innings this season, he has the third-worst K Percentage. He is also bottom-30 or worse in: SIERA, Z-Contact Percentage, K-BB Percentage, and CWS Percentage. If not for Coors Field being on the slate, the Yankees would have easily been the top stack.
Favorite Combo: Grisham, Judge, Rice, Goldschmidt
- Cincinnati Reds vs. Andre Pallante
The final stack and the least owned of the three is the Cincinnati Reds. Before their series sweep of the Pirates, the Reds had only scored five or more runs three times in 13 games. Since then, they have scored five or more runs in 11 of their last 15 games. That includes their impressive 24-2 win against the Baltimore Orioles. The club’s metrics will not reflect their rise in form when looking at season averages. However, looking at their last 15, they are popping off the charts. Similar to Sugano, Pallante is also a bottom-30 pitcher for the most part. He is bottom-30 or worse in K Percentage, O-Swing Percentage, and K-BB Percentage. The Reds are expected to kick this series off with a bang, playing in a hitter-friendly Great American Ball Park.
Favorite Combo: Cruz, Hays, Lux, Marte
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UT-Dallas track & field athletes left scrambling after sport is cut
RICHARDSON, Texas – Several student-athletes are scrambling after learning that the University of Texas at Dallas will eliminate its track and field and cross-country programs. UTD Track Programs Cut What we know: On Monday, UTD announced it was discontinuing its indoor and outdoor track and field programs, along with the cross-country program. Both sports are […]

RICHARDSON, Texas – Several student-athletes are scrambling after learning that the University of Texas at Dallas will eliminate its track and field and cross-country programs.
UTD Track Programs Cut

What we know:
On Monday, UTD announced it was discontinuing its indoor and outdoor track and field programs, along with the cross-country program.
Both sports are being eliminated for the 2025-2026 academic year because of budget issues and the lack of on-campus facilities.
The decision comes just weeks before the fall semester begins, leaving the student-athletes with nowhere to run unless they can transfer to another school.
What they’re saying:
Several of UTD’s athletes said they feel blindsided.
“Track is my life. And it’s been a part of my life. And I wanted that chance to be able to be a part of something bigger,” said Madison Avery, a UTD sophomore. “The academic program is great, especially for what I want to do. But I also chose UTD because they were going to give me a spot on the track team.
“I have already been dealing with some personal family issues. So, when I found out about this, I broke. It broke me,” added Randi Beckham, a team captain and UTD junior.
“I mean, for me, the team getting cut is kind of the end of my track career. So, I probably won’t be pulling out the spikes really anymore to practice. It’s definitely going to be a huge change,” said Emma Foyt-Gade, a UTD junior.

Dig deeper:
UTD said the affected student-athletes will retain their athletic scholarships for the 2025-2026 school year. The school will also support those hoping to transfer.
“We recognize the disappointment this decision brings to our student-athletes and the impact on their experience at UT Dallas,” UTD Director of Athletics Angela Marin said in a statement.
The runners said it’s pretty late to transfer this close to the season.
Their biggest concern is for the coaches and freshmen.
“The new recruits who came here solely for track and field, who are set to move in in a couple of weeks, maybe even days, and we all have nowhere to go. And we’re scrambling to pick up the pieces of our lives,” Foyt-Gade said.
The Source: Information in this article was provided by the UTD Athletics Department, as well as interviews with several student-athletes.
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UTSA Volleyball to host Totz Clinic – UTSA Athletics
SAN ANTONIO – The 2025 UTSA Volleyball squad will host a Totz Clinic, allowing students in 6th grade and under to watch the team practice/scrimmage from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on August 15 at the Convocation Center. “Future volleyballers are a big part of the why in our program,” said head coach Carol Price-Torok. “This is the […]
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Women’s Basketball Announces Nonconference Schedule
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State women’s basketball head coach Gordy Presnell announced the nonconference slate for the 2025-26 season, Tuesday. The Broncos will play seven of 11 games at home prior to Mountain West play, including three-straight to start the season. Boise State opens its campaign, Monday, Nov. 3 against Eastern Oregon. […]

BOISE, Idaho – Boise State women’s basketball head coach Gordy Presnell announced the nonconference slate for the 2025-26 season, Tuesday.
The Broncos will play seven of 11 games at home prior to Mountain West play, including three-straight to start the season.
Boise State opens its campaign, Monday, Nov. 3 against Eastern Oregon. The contest against the Mountaineers will be a kids day game with a noon tipoff.
The Broncos will host San Francisco (Nov. 9) and UC Davis (Nov. 14) before traveling to Colorado for their first road competition.
Last year, the Broncos knocked off the Buffaloes 50-47 at ExtraMile Arena marking the second-consecutive season Boise State defeated a Power 4 opponent (Rutgers, 2023-24).
Home games against Seattle U (Nov. 21) and UC Riverside (Nov. 23) precede a trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands for the prestigious Paradise Jam, which dates back to 2000.
In the inaugural event, Jackie Stiles of Missouri State was the tournament MVP prior to setting NCAA single-season and career scoring records. Several tournament MVP have gone on to play in the WNBA.
Boise State will square off with North Dakota (Nov. 27) in the tournament and then face either Elon or Tulane (Nov. 28).
The Broncos return to the Treasure Valley to host Cal Baptist (Dec. 6) and then wrap up the road portion of the nonconference schedule with their second Power 4 opponent in Utah (Dec. 10).
Boise State closes its nonconference slate at home against Southern Utah (Dec. 13).
The Broncos will take part in a foreign tour in Greece, Aug. 5-12 prior to fall classes beginning.
Season and single-game tickets information, as well as the Mountain West schedule, will be announced at a later date.
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Women's Basketball Announces Nonconference Schedule
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State women’s basketball head coach Gordy Presnell announced the nonconference slate for the 2025-26 season, Tuesday. The Broncos will play seven of 11 games at home prior to Mountain West play, including three-straight to start the season. Boise State opens its campaign, Monday, Nov. 3 against Eastern Oregon. The contest against the Mountaineers […]


BOISE, Idaho – Boise State women’s basketball head coach Gordy Presnell announced the nonconference slate for the 2025-26 season, Tuesday.
The Broncos will play seven of 11 games at home prior to Mountain West play, including three-straight to start the season.
Boise State opens its campaign, Monday, Nov. 3 against Eastern Oregon. The contest against the Mountaineers will be a kids day game with a noon tipoff.
The Broncos will host San Francisco (Nov. 9) and UC Davis (Nov. 14) before traveling to Colorado for their first road competition.
Last year, the Broncos knocked off the Buffaloes 50-47 at ExtraMile Arena marking the second-consecutive season Boise State defeated a Power 4 opponent (Rutgers, 2023-24).
Home games against Seattle U (Nov. 21) and UC Riverside (Nov. 23) precede a trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands for the prestigious Paradise Jam, which dates back to 2000.
In the inaugural event, Jackie Stiles of Missouri State was the tournament MVP prior to setting NCAA single-season and career scoring records. Several tournament MVP have gone on to play in the WNBA.
Boise State will square off with North Dakota (Nov. 27) in the tournament and then face either Elon or Tulane (Nov. 28).
The Broncos return to the Treasure Valley to host Cal Baptist (Dec. 6) and then wrap up the road portion of the nonconference schedule with their second Power 4 opponent in Utah (Dec. 10).
Boise State closes its nonconference slate at home against Southern Utah (Dec. 13).
The Broncos will take part in a foreign tour in Greece, Aug. 5-12 prior to fall classes beginning.
Season and single-game tickets information, as well as the Mountain West schedule, will be announced at a later date.
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Who To Watch For At The 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships
EUGENE, OREGON – JUNE 19: Sha’Carri Richardson competes in the Women’s 100 Meter Semi-finals on day … More 2 of the 2020 U.S. Olympic Track & Field Team Trials at Hayward Field on June 19, 2021 in Eugene, Oregon. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images) Getty Images When national titles are on the line, there’s no […]

EUGENE, OREGON – JUNE 19: Sha’Carri Richardson competes in the Women’s 100 Meter Semi-finals on day … More
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When national titles are on the line, there’s no greater time to be a track and field fan, and starting Thursday at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, the USATF Outdoor Championships will highlight the very best athletes in America.
The stakes couldn’t be higher as the four-day championship will determine the U.S. roster for the World Championships, which will take place from Sept. 13-21 at Japan National Stadium in Tokyo.
Per USATF selection guidelines, the top three athletes across each event will qualify for the World Championships. Reigning world champions from 2023 will receive automatic byes in their events.
Here are the top races and athletes to watch for:
How To Watch The 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships
If you were looking for an easy way to catch USAs, you’re out of luck. NBC and Peacock are only airing the final two days of action from Hayward Field on Aug. 2-3, and they’re doing so over a two-hour television window from 4-6 p.m. For more astute fans of track and field, you can catch all four days of coverage on USATF.TV, though you’ll have to pony up a monthly subscription fee of $12.99 or a yearly cost of $129.99.
Legitimate Intrigue In The Women’s 100 Meters
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY – AUGUST 20: Sha’Carri Richardson of Team United States competes in the Women’s … More
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While reigning 2023 world champion and 2024 Olympic silver medalist Sha’Carri Richardson is entered and has her spot reserved for Tokyo, her inclusion in the top three of the women’s 100 meters at USAs is hardly guaranteed.
Richardson just hasn’t looked confident this year, and it didn’t help that she finished last in the women’s 100 meters at the Prefontaine Classic in May. In fact, Richardson has not broken 11 seconds in 2025 yet, which is highly concerning.
What compounds those issues is the fact that her Star Athletics teammate, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, is currently on a heater, having won her last four races at the distance. She owns a world No. 1 time of 10.73 seconds.
Elsewhere, Twanisha Terry – Richardon’s and Jefferson-Wooden’s other teammate – arrives with a season-best time of 10.85, while Jacious Sears has run 10.85 and JaMeesia Ford owns a top effort of 10.87.
A total of six women, including Aleia Hobbs, will enter the first round of action with season bests under 10.90. Roughly a year ago at the U.S. Olympic Trials, it was the Star Athletics threesome of Richardson, Jefferson-Wooden and Terry who walked away with the top three placements.
How Will The College Newbies Fare at the USATF Outdoor Championships
A fun exercise will take place in the men’s 1500 meters.
On one hand enters Olympic gold medalist Cole Hocker and bronze medalist Yared Nuguse. Hobbs Kessler, who has the fifth-fastest time on the year for a U.S. athlete, has run under 3:32, while Jonah Koech and Vincent Ciattei are right there in the mix, with times at 3:31.43 and 3:31.69.
On the other hand lies recently-minted professionals like Nathan Green (Washington), Liam Murphy (Villanova) and Ethan Strand (North Carolina).
The 1,500 meters is often prone to jockeying and seesawing tactics, so no qualification is a foregone conclusion. The college guys should test the veterans, and vice versa. Expect some fireworks by the final.
The Men’s 400 Meters Has Potential At The USATF Outdoor Championships
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – APRIL 25: Quincy Wilson of Bullis School (MD) competes in the High … More
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The eye-opener in the men’s 400 meters is the fact that Quincy Hall, the reigning 2024 Olympic champion, is not in the field. Neither is Michael Norman, who was second at the U.S. Olympic Trials a year ago.
That leaves the door open for up-and-comers like Khaleb McRae, Jacory Patterson, and 17-year-old Quincy Wilson.
Those three will arrive to the track with the fastest times of the field. However, Wilson’s the only one who made the Olympic team last summer.
Saying that, though, Patterson is currently amid a career year. The 25-year-old won a World indoor bronze in March over 400 meters, along with a gold in the 4×400. There’s also the fact that, before he signed with Nike, Patterson was working the late shift at UPS to support his track habit.
All three still have something to prove.
And those three will still have to outwit the likes of Vernon Norwood, Bryce Deadmon and Chris Bailey, who have proven themselves on the qualifying stage. All three reached the Olympics a year ago, with Bailey and Norwood qualifying individually.
Impressively, Wilson has upped his game in 2025. The rising high school junior ran 44.10 in July at the Ed Murphey Classic, lowering his American under-18 best at the distance. He could chase after the World U20 record of 43.87, which is owned by Steve Lewis.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – JUNE 1: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone crosses the line during the women’s … More
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Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Could Have Her Eyes On History
This weekend won’t be the first time McLaughlin-Levrone chases after a national title in the 400 meters. She last won nationals at the distance in 2023, clocking a time of 48.74 – just four-hundredths of a second shy of Sanya Richards-Ross’ American record.
Perhaps that will be motivation enough for the 25-year-old. She’ll face off against Aaliyah Butler (49.09), Isabella Whittaker (49.24) and Alexis Holmes (49.77).
McLaughlin-Levrone is coming off a 400 meter win at the Prefontaine Classic. She ran 49.43 sec.
What Kind Of Form Is Grant Holloway In?
Grant Holloway has been handed a dose of reality in 2025. After dominating the hurdle landscape for such an extended period and scoring the Olympic win in 2024, Holloway has been anything but invincible.
His last win, in fact, was in March in the 60 meter hurdle final at the World Indoor Championships. In his most recent head-to-head on June 24, Holloway lost by a lean to fellow American Dyan Beard in Ostrava.
Maybe it all adds up to a winning formula in Eugene. But for Holloway, few things have been season in 2025 so far.
Roisin Willis’ Opportunity Is Here At The USATF Outdoor Championships
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Few events will offer as much parity as the women’s 800 meters.
With defending U.S. champion Nia Akins struggling and 2022 World Champion Athing Mu-Nikolayev out of the field, it has left a wide net for those wrangling for the top three spots.
Experience could favor the likes of Addison Wiley (1:56.83), who will enter with the top U.S. time of 1:57.43, though college standouts like Michaela Rose (LSU) and Willis (Stanford) could stand to benefit. Juliette Whittaker, who qualified for the Paris Olympics in 2024, is also in major consideration here.
Willis scored an NCAA outdoor title in June in 1:58.13.
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Limited Volleyball single-match tickets on sale now
Story Links Purchase Tickets TODAY! The 2025 Texas Volleyball season is almost HERE! Single-match tickets for the upcoming season are on sale now online at TexasLonghorns.com/Tickets. Please note that only a limited number of general admission single-match tickets remain for matches at Gregory Gym; all tickets are reserved seats for the Stanford match at Moody Center. […]

Purchase Tickets TODAY!
The 2025 Texas Volleyball season is almost HERE! Single-match tickets for the upcoming season are on sale now online at TexasLonghorns.com/Tickets. Please note that only a limited number of general admission single-match tickets remain for matches at Gregory Gym; all tickets are reserved seats for the Stanford match at Moody Center.
This year’s schedule features an outstanding home slate including seven Southeastern Conference matches against Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt as well as nonconference matches versus Arizona State, TCU, and Baylor. In addition, the Horns will host perennial power Stanford for a special nonconference match on Sunday, Sept. 7 at Moody Center. We hope you will join us for another thrilling season and help us pack the Horns’ House EVERY. SINGLE. MATCH.
Stanford match at Moody Center Ticket Information
All seats for the Stanford match at Moody Center are reserved and ticket prices range from $20-$50. Mobile tickets will be available to download from your Texas Longhorns ticket account in mid-August, and fans with tickets will receive a notification once tickets are in accounts.
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