Texas Longhorns (17-9; 6-7):
WINS:
Incarnate Word: 88-56
Delaware State: 86-59
Rice:
Louisville (New York/Madison Square Garden): 81-80
Wyoming: 86-63
Texas State: 77-58
Houston Christian: 77-50
LSU (Houston, Texas): 77-50
Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: 71-55
UNC Greensboro: 72-37
UTA: 79-62
@ Cincinnati: 74-73
No.9/9 Baylor (ranking at the time): 75-73
@ No. 11/13 Oklahoma (ranking at the time) 75-60
@ No. 25/25 TCU (ranking at the time): 77-66
West Virginia: 94-58
Kansas State: 62-56
LOSSES:
No. 5/4 UConn (ranking at the time; New York/Madison Square Garden): 81-71
No. 8/7 Marquette (ranking at the time; Big 12-Big East Battle): 86-65
Texas Tech: 78-67
@ West Virginia: 76-73
UCF: 77-71
@ 21/19 BYU (ranking at the time): 84-72
No. 4/4 Houston (ranking at the time): 76-72 (OT)
No. 14/14 Iowa State (ranking at the time): 70-65
@ No. 3/3 Houston (ranking at the time): 82-61
Remaining Schedule:
@ Kansas
@ Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
@ Baylor, Oklahoma
LEADING SCORERS:
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 17.1
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 16.9
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 11.0
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 10.5
LEADING REBOUNDERS:
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 8.5
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 5.1
Brock Cunningham (6-6, 210): 3.8
FIELD GOAL SHOOTING LEADERS:
Kadin Shedrick (6-11, 231): 66-of-114 (57.9%)
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 115-of-200 (55.5%)
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 103-of-205 (50.2%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 105-229 (45.9%)
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 147-of-344 (42.7%)
Ithiel Horton (6-5, 200): 59-of-152 (38.8%)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL SHOOTING LEADERS:
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 33-of-60 (55.0%)
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 73-of-195 (37.4%)
Ithiel Horton (6-5, 200): 28-of-76 (36.8%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 26-of-76 (34.2%)
FREE-THROW SHOOTING LEADERS:
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 73-of-81 (90.1%)
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 51-of-63 (81.0%)
Kadin Shedrick (6-11, 231): 51-of-69 (73.9%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 39-of-58 (67.2%)
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 44-of-73 (60.3%)
Texas gets back on track with home win over Kansas State
On Monday night, Texas defeated Kansas State, 62-56 Austin, Texas. In moving to 17-9 and 6-7 in the Big 12, just one player, Dylan Disu, scored in double-figures for the Longhorns. In 30 minutes of action, Disu scored 20 points, pulled down eight rebounds, dished out two assists, blocked one shot, and was credited with three steals.
Offensively, Disu was 5-of-11 from the field, 0-of-1 from behind the arc, and 10-of-11 from the free-throw line. Aside from Disu, Tyrese Hunter (9), Max Abmas (8), Dillon Mitchell (8), Ithiel Horton (6), Chendall Weaver (4), Kadin Shedrick (4), and Brock Cunningham (3) all scored for Texas.
Against Kansas State, Texas shot 21-of-58 (36.2%) from the field, 3-of-19 (15.8%) from behind the arc, and 17-of-24 (70.8%) from the free-throw line.
The Longhorns scored 28 points in the paint, 13 points off turnovers, 11 second chance points, seven fastbreak points, 16 bench points, and won the battle on the glass, 42-39.
With a trip to Lawrence, Kan., looming, Texas will enter the game with a record of 3-4 in true road games.
WINS:
Incarnate Word: 88-56
Delaware State: 86-59
Rice:
Louisville (New York/Madison Square Garden): 81-80
Wyoming: 86-63
Texas State: 77-58
Houston Christian: 77-50
LSU (Houston, Texas): 77-50
Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: 71-55
UNC Greensboro: 72-37
UTA: 79-62
@ Cincinnati: 74-73
No.9/9 Baylor (ranking at the time): 75-73
@ No. 11/13 Oklahoma (ranking at the time) 75-60
@ No. 25/25 TCU (ranking at the time): 77-66
West Virginia: 94-58
Kansas State: 62-56
LOSSES:
No. 5/4 UConn (ranking at the time; New York/Madison Square Garden): 81-71
No. 8/7 Marquette (ranking at the time; Big 12-Big East Battle): 86-65
Texas Tech: 78-67
@ West Virginia: 76-73
UCF: 77-71
@ 21/19 BYU (ranking at the time): 84-72
No. 4/4 Houston (ranking at the time): 76-72 (OT)
No. 14/14 Iowa State (ranking at the time): 70-65
@ No. 3/3 Houston (ranking at the time): 82-61
Remaining Schedule:
@ Kansas
@ Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
@ Baylor, Oklahoma
LEADING SCORERS:
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 17.1
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 16.9
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 11.0
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 10.5
LEADING REBOUNDERS:
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 8.5
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 5.1
Brock Cunningham (6-6, 210): 3.8
FIELD GOAL SHOOTING LEADERS:
Kadin Shedrick (6-11, 231): 66-of-114 (57.9%)
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 115-of-200 (55.5%)
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 103-of-205 (50.2%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 105-229 (45.9%)
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 147-of-344 (42.7%)
Ithiel Horton (6-5, 200): 59-of-152 (38.8%)
3-POINT FIELD GOAL SHOOTING LEADERS:
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 33-of-60 (55.0%)
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 73-of-195 (37.4%)
Ithiel Horton (6-5, 200): 28-of-76 (36.8%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 26-of-76 (34.2%)
FREE-THROW SHOOTING LEADERS:
Max Abmas (6-0, 175): 73-of-81 (90.1%)
Dylan Disu (6-9, 225): 51-of-63 (81.0%)
Kadin Shedrick (6-11, 231): 51-of-69 (73.9%)
Tyrene Hunter (6-0, 175): 39-of-58 (67.2%)
Dillon Mitchell (6-8, 205): 44-of-73 (60.3%)
Texas gets back on track with home win over Kansas State
On Monday night, Texas defeated Kansas State, 62-56 Austin, Texas. In moving to 17-9 and 6-7 in the Big 12, just one player, Dylan Disu, scored in double-figures for the Longhorns. In 30 minutes of action, Disu scored 20 points, pulled down eight rebounds, dished out two assists, blocked one shot, and was credited with three steals.
Offensively, Disu was 5-of-11 from the field, 0-of-1 from behind the arc, and 10-of-11 from the free-throw line. Aside from Disu, Tyrese Hunter (9), Max Abmas (8), Dillon Mitchell (8), Ithiel Horton (6), Chendall Weaver (4), Kadin Shedrick (4), and Brock Cunningham (3) all scored for Texas.
Against Kansas State, Texas shot 21-of-58 (36.2%) from the field, 3-of-19 (15.8%) from behind the arc, and 17-of-24 (70.8%) from the free-throw line.
The Longhorns scored 28 points in the paint, 13 points off turnovers, 11 second chance points, seven fastbreak points, 16 bench points, and won the battle on the glass, 42-39.
With a trip to Lawrence, Kan., looming, Texas will enter the game with a record of 3-4 in true road games.
