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Message: [QUOTE="Bigpetunia, post: 2030543, member: 1772"] Fully agree on Texas. They are a dangerous, good team getting better. They lost three early season games, which largely accounts for their current ranking. Then, against UConn in the Jimmy V, with Ariel Atkins on the bench for virtually the entire game, they played extremely tough, "winning" two of four quarters and pretty much dominating on the offensive glass. Two nice UConn runs in the second and fourth quarters sealed the Husky win, but Texas gave them all they wanted. Since then, the Longhorns have reeled off seventeen straight. Their win over Baylor should not be classified as a huge upset. If those two teams played ten times on a neutral court, I'd expect Texas to do no worse than earn an even split. Watch for them to make a lot of noise in the tourney! [/QUOTE]