It’s as if the Texas State baseball team would have to wait for what felt like an eternity before they touched the field again.
On March 11, the Bobcats stepped on the dirt and grass field for the last time before the global pandemic shut them down. Last week, Texas saw weather that broke historical records freezing over one of the hottest states in America. Snow covered the field and the bleachers, streets and highways, causing cancellations in several NCAA sports across the state. Texas State couldn’t resume practice until Friday in order to prepare for the end of its nearly year-long hiatus.
The maroon and gold had a good outing in its first game back Saturday defeating BYU, 5-4 inside Bobcat Ballpark. A couple hours later, the rust slowly caught up to the Bobcats, costing them a doubleheader sweep after losing 9-4 to the Cougars in game two.
