The Texas College Baseball Stock Up Stock Down report returns after another action-packed weekend across the state from March 27-30.

Another big weekend across Texas, and one thing is clear — some teams are starting to separate themselves at the top.

With statement sweeps, extra-inning battles, and dominant offensive performances, here’s who’s trending up and down heading into next week.

Stock Up

Texas

This was one of the biggest statements of the season — and it happened Thursday through Saturday.

The Longhorns swept #8 Oklahoma in Austin:

• Thursday: 14–0
• Friday: 4–3
• Saturday: 5–4 (10 innings)

That’s dominance, resilience, and execution.

A blowout to open it, followed by two tight wins — Texas showed they can win every type of game, which is exactly what elite teams do.

Texas State

No slowing down here.

• Friday: 18–6
• Saturday: 1–0
• Sunday: 12–3

That’s a clean sweep with both explosive offense and lockdown pitching.

Texas State is playing some of the most complete baseball in the state right now.

Texas A&M

A strong weekend capped off with a statement:

• Sunday: 14–3 win over Missouri

The Aggies continue to trend upward with consistent performances.

Baylor

Baylor handled business this weekend:

• Series win over Houston
• Sunday: 14–7

The offense showed up, and they controlled the series.

UTSA

Grit showed up late:

• Sunday: 8–7 win (10 innings) over East Carolina

That’s the kind of win that can shift momentum for a team.

Tarleton

Winning the close ones:

• Saturday: 7–6 (11 innings)
• Sunday: 11–10 (10 innings)

Back-to-back extra-inning wins = toughness.

Stock Down

Oklahoma

A tough weekend in Austin.

• Swept by Texas (Thursday–Saturday)
• Shut out 14–0 to open the series

Even with late, close games, getting swept drops them this week.

Houston

Couldn’t keep pace with Baylor:

• Series loss
• Gave up 14 runs Sunday

Still searching for consistency on both sides.

Texas Tech

Painful weekend:

• Swept by TCU
• Including a 13-inning loss

They were close — but couldn’t finish.

Rice

• Sunday: 1–8 loss to FAU

Still inconsistent.

Prairie View A&M

• One-run loss Sunday (8–9)

Competitive, but not closing games.

Final Thoughts

This weekend, Texas College Baseball Stock Up Stock Down told us a lot:

• Texas just made a huge statement
• Texas State continues to surge
• Texas A&M is steady and climbing
• And several teams are struggling to finish the series

We’re starting to see the real contenders separate from the pack.

And right now… Texas is right in the middle of that conversation.