Four late runs propel Texas State past ULM

Ty Harrington doesn’t believe Texas State is hitting on all cylinders on offense. 

The Bobcat head coach knows his team can be better than it has been. But on Friday, Texas State displayed enough offense to get past Louisiana-Monroe. The Bobcats brought home four runs in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat the Warhawks, 5-1, in front of a light crowd of 1,178 inside Bobcat Ballpark.  

“Offensively, we haven’t hit our stride yet,” Harrington said. “I thought their (pitcher, Trey Jeans,) did a good job of pitching against us. We didn’t hit him hard last year either. So, I thought he did a good job of pitching against us. But we haven’t really clicked on all cylinders in a while.”