Sunday's 3 p.m. Austin Super Regional elimination game will begin just like it did in 2009: TCU and Texas tied 1-1 with a berth to the NCAA College World Series on the line.

Texas was able to bounce back from a 3-2 game 2 loss in 2009 to take the final game of the series 5-2. This year Texas (50-12) will enter the third game confident as ever after a dominant 14-1 victory over TCU (50-12); Texas out pitched, outhit and outplayed the Frogs defensively from the first out to the 27th out.

The last time Texas Longhorns baseball lost a home baseball game was May 30, a 2-3 loss to Oral Roberts. The 'Horns went on a 21 win-streak after that loss, winning 28 of their next 29 games after March...

Little TCU, trying to make it's way to Omaha. That's how TCU (49-11) head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle described the Frogs' Super situation heading into a best-of-three weekend series against a big-and familiar-opponent: Texas.

The Horned Frogs departed from Lupton Stadium at 11:30 a.m. this morning boasting a 10-game win streak, ready to embark on a rematch of the 2009 Austin Super Regional-game 1 begins at 2 p.m. Friday on ESPN 2.

Head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle voiced his dissent against the seeding format of the NCAA College World Series after TCU secured it's chance to play Texas in the super regional round for a berth to the College World Series.

"I think our sport has grown enough to where the best teams should end up in Omaha, NE," Schlossnagle said. "The best teams that earn their way through the regular season should have the best opportunity to get there."

Schlossnagle said the NCAA should seed more than eight teams, as he went even further to advocate a 64-team format.

TCU Shortstop Taylor Featherston talked about how the team was caught up in the moment, taking in the atmosphere of the 2009 Super Regional-too much gawking and not enough playing led to a super regional...

For the second consecutive year, the Horned Frogs' football team finished in the top 10 and baseball team gained entry into the Super Regionals, making TCU one of four teams in the nation to reach both achievements this season.

The only other schools to have a top-10 football program this season as well as a baseball team in the Super Regionals are Alabama, Florida and Texas. The Horned Frogs, Crimson Tide, Gators and Longhorns also played in BCS games in the 2009 football campaign.