Texas baseball has seen better days.

Despite the series loss to Texas A&M a few weeks ago — when the Longhorns dropped a heartbreaking Game 1 before getting overwhelmed in an 11-4 defeat the following afternoon — Texas had not lost back-to-back games all season.

That streak ended quickly this weekend in Knoxville.

Behind six home runs and relentless offensive pressure, Tennessee defeated No. 4 Texas 14-9 at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on Saturday night to clinch the series victory. The loss marked Texas’ second series defeat of the season and dropped the Longhorns to 32-11 overall.

Tennessee offense overwhelms Texas as Harrison struggles early

Texas Longhorns pitcher Luke Harrison stares into the box before throwing a pitch.…