NCAA Tournament March Madness
#30 Texas
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Projected seed: 10 (last four in)
Texas has a mixed bag of results that point to a precarious standing for the NCAA tournament. The team has notable wins against solid opponents like Missouri and Texas A&M, showcasing their potential, but they've also suffered key losses to top-ranked teams such as Auburn and Tennessee, where they struggled defensively. Their overall computer rankings indicate inconsistency, and although they've posted impressive wins against lower-tier teams, it leaves a question mark about their ability to perform in critical matchups. Upcoming games against formidable foes like Alabama and Kentucky will be crucial; victories there could substantially bolster their resume, but losses could easily push them down the seeding line. Ultimately, Texas needs to assert itself in these upcoming challenges to secure a more favorable tournament position.
Date | Opponent | Ranking | Outcome |
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11/4 | (N)Ohio St | 24 | L80-72 |
11/8 | Houston Chr | 251 | W90-59 |
11/12 | Chicago St | 355 | W105-58 |
11/16 | MS Valley St | 364 | W89-43 |
11/21 | (N)Syracuse | 124 | W70-66 |
11/22 | (N)St Joseph's PA | 90 | W67-58 |
11/29 | Delaware St | 300 | W90-68 |
12/4 | @NC State | 99 | W63-59 |
12/8 | Connecticut | 32 | L76-65 |
12/12 | New Mexico St | 173 | W91-67 |
12/15 | Ark Pine Bluff | 363 | W121-57 |
12/19 | New Orleans | 339 | W98-62 |
12/29 | Northwestern LA | 240 | W77-53 |
1/4 | @Texas A&M | 20 | L80-60 |
1/7 | Auburn | 1 | L87-82 |
1/11 | Tennessee | 4 | L74-70 |
1/15 | @Oklahoma | 33 | W77-73 |
1/18 | @Florida | 5 | L84-60 |
1/21 | Missouri | 23 | W61-53 |
1/25 | Texas A&M | 20 | W70-69 |
1/29 | @Mississippi | 18 | L72-69 |
2/1 | @LSU | 69 | W89-58 |
2/5 | Arkansas | 46 | 57% |
2/8 | @Vanderbilt | 47 | 50% |
2/11 | Alabama | 6 | 47% |
2/15 | Kentucky | 21 | 52% |
2/22 | @South Carolina | 81 | 54% |
2/26 | @Arkansas | 46 | 49% |
3/1 | Georgia | 36 | 56% |
3/4 | @Mississippi St | 27 | 46% |
3/8 | Oklahoma | 33 | 56% |