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SB Nation Texas Basketball Picks Up Huge Road Win at A&M, 70-68 Burnt Orange Nation The Texas Longhorns basketball team pulled through in the clutch to pick up an enormously important road win at Texas A&M (12-11, 3-8), closing out a 70-68 win over the Aggies to improve to 14-9 overall, 5-6 in Big 12 play. In a game they absolutely ... Barnes says Texas 'won't play' Texas A&M outside of possible tournament matchups Fort Worth Star Telegram In what could be finale for rivalry, Longhorns send...Read Full Story

It has been a few years since Mack Brown and his Texas Longhorns have played in a National Championship, but that has not slowed down the Texas Longhorns. Yes, Longhorn fans have not been happy with results in the last few years, but the Longhorns have done things the right way. They have kept Mack Brown on as coached when some wanted him to go. How has Mack Brown paid back the faith in him? The Texas Longhorns have the second best recruiting class behind only Alabama in 2012. What does this...Read Full Story

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Hallelujah, game week is here at last, the season is upon us, the slate is clean and anything is possible. This may not be the most promising season of the Mack Brown era in terms of wins and losses, but I’m nonetheless as excited and intrigued by the future as I’ve ever been — including, by the way, 2009, a season set up for a title run, but which for all its promise felt as though it was setting up to be an exercise in survival. And indeed it was, as Texas’ sputtering coaching staff was...Read Full Story