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grea okaypop... - quit while yahea. hing >> matt: what a way for the rice owls to open up the conference series. winning game two of the silver glove series. matt stuart and steve sparks with you. taylor wall what can you say. a one hit shutout by him this evening. and seven strikeouts. >> steve: a sophomore. that's his third shutout at rice. he showed why he can get deep into the ball became. he goes right at the guys. he can throw three pitches for strike at any time in the count. i think he was player of the game. what do you think? >> matt: i think he was. taylor is joining us. how are you doing? >> good. >> matt: did you have any idea when you gave the two out single in the first inning that

you would allow tonight? >> no i didn't. i was getting ahead with my pitches. >> steve: did you shake off seastrunk any at all or did you call anything you want? >> seems like when he's back there we work real well together. i think i only shook off twice the whole game. we were on the same page. >> matt: you pitched in some tough luck this season. you were 0-4 of the season. you had fine everyone ifs. mainly your performance against texas. tonight it paid off for you. did you feel tonight any differently than some of the other ball games? >> tonight was about getting ahead early. the past couple of outings in the first inning for some reason and giving up runs early. tonight to get that first inning out of the way and settled down to get into a rhythm was huge. that was the story. >> steve: it was a pleasure to watch. you don't see many baseball games go under 2.5 hours.

>> matt: let me ask you one more thing. you are 2-2 in conference usa. graham preached to the team enjoy yourself and embrace the pressure uncharacteristic start for rice. do you feel it might be a spring board type victory? >> the past two games we duoout and have fun. you're not having fun throwing the ball. go out there and have fun throwing the ball. that's what i was doing. it worked. >> matt: i'm guessing a one hit shutout is fun. thanks for being with us. enjoy tonight. >> i appreciate it. >> matt: a big victory for the rice owls. maybe this is a victory that gets them going. >> steve: offensively they looked pretty potent today. you get moussing go at the top of the order. protecting rendon.

what a shot in the wall. >> matt: roger will be on the hill tomorrow. houston trying to even up the series tomorrow night. we will have game two of the series coming up tomorrow night for those on com cast sports southwest at 6:30 central time. that's going to do it for the rice owls win the opener of the series by a final score of 6-0. ten hits only one allowed at rice now 15-12 in the season. houston drops to 12-12. coming up next is spring training along the south. followed z by sportsnite at 10:00. now for the our producer shawn and partner steve sparks and entire css crew. i'm matt stuart. good night.

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