Four home runs power No. 4 Texas past Vanderbilt, 11-4

TL;DR

No. 4 Texas Longhorns defeated Vanderbilt 11-4, hitting four home runs. Aiden Robbins led the charge with a solo and a two-run homer, contributing significantly to the victory.

Key points

Texas Longhorns scored 11 runs against Vanderbilt
Aiden Robbins hit two home runs in the game
Texas last played in Nashville in 1907
Vanderbilt scored three runs in the seventh inning

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In the program’s first trip to Nashville since 1907, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns delivered four big blows to the Vanderbilt Commodores, who needed three runs in the seventh inning to avoid a run-rule defeat, settling for an 11-4 loss on Friday at Hawkins Field.

For Texas, junior center fielder Aiden Robbins opened the scoring with a solo home run in the third inning and added a two-run shot in the fourth inning before five runs in the fifth blew the game open. Another two-run home run in the sixth finished the scoring for the Horns.

In an impressive piece of hitting on the first home run, Robbins kept his hands in and turned on an inside fastball, lofting it over the 35-foot wall in left field.

the man is a monster 💣#HookEm | @AidenRobbins43 pic.twitter.com/WdKNKYbXdg

— Texas Baseball (@TexasBaseball) April 24, 2026

To open the fourth inning, redshirt senior third baseman Temo Becerra led off with a single and advanced on a wild pitch before junior left fielder Ashton Larson drew a four-pitch walk and junior first baseman Casey Borba drove in Becerra with a sacrifice bunt.

On the first pitch that Robbins saw, he turned around an elevated fastball for a 406-foot home run with an exit velocity of 101 miles per hour, his sixth home run in the last seven games.