3 Texas Dominant victory in LSU – Hook’em titles

Texas basketball (15-7, 4-5 seconds) found its way back to the track on Saturday with a 89-58 victory over LSU (12-9, 1-7 sec) in Baton Rouge. It was a dominant performance at both ends of the horns in their largest margin of victory in SEC Play.

Texas drains ten three in a 31 -point win in LSU

Longhorns started quickly, with Kadin Cherdik scoring five points in the first four minutes. The tigers gathered with 8-2 ​​in the back half of the first half to reduce the texas lead to 26-23. It was the closest thing they would get the rest of the game.

After taking the lead from 31-25 in the dressing room, the horns came out blisters to begin the second half.

The mileage of 18-4 at the beginning of the second half ballooning the horn’s lead up to 49-31, putting them in hard control over this Road sec competition.

Texas was great in the offensive end of the floor, fucking in 10-from-21 threes and appointed 20 assists of 36 made field goals. However, it was the horn defense efforts that had to excite the Texas fans from the ceiling of this team.

Texas defense finds its rhythm

Native Terry wants his team to hang his hat at the protective end of the floor. They did just that tonight.

Texas kept the tigers up to 45.1 percent shooting from the pitch and only 2 of 15 from the deep. They forced 15 turnover, resulting in 18 points. Defense efforts have allowed Texas to come out and run, finding an easy crime in the transition.

We saw this team descend into the offensive end, so that creating opportunities for transition became paramount to the success of the horns.

Texas conducted a LSU leading result Camrin Carter (17.9 PPG) up to only six points at shooting 2 of 7. They guarded the perimeter incredibly well, played strong auxiliary protection and bounced well. LSU entered the game on average 11.7 offensive fights per match. They had four on Saturday.

Horns, inserting a balance leads to the road

Texas often becomes too relying on the freshman Penom Tre Johnson to carry the load on the point. This was not the case on Saturday.

Six Longhorns scored at least seven points in victory; Four finished in double figures. Seven different longhorns knocked three. The crime, which largely found his energy from his defense effort, was probably his best game for the season in winning LSU.

Johnson and Tremon Mark scored 18, combining 14-for-25 of the pitch and 4-for-8 from deep. These were the evaluations of Tandem Texas fans expected to see in the season.

Mark, after hitting the winner of the game against Texas A&M, looks finally entering his own. The transfer of the fifth year is an average of 12.5 points in his last six games.

With Johnson, Mark, Jordan Pope and Arthur Kaluma, Texas has no shortage of evaluation options. The victory at LSU stressed that balance fans hoped to see all season.

Texas continues to win the battle for turnover

Longhorns were one of the best in the country in the protection of the ball. Entering Saturday, they turned the ball only 9.6 times a match, well for 13th place in the nation.

Against LSU Texas, he only tied up seven times, tied to his fifth, best sign of their season.

With experience in the background, this should not be a surprise. The Pope and Julian Larry guarantee that the team of Rodney Terry will always have at least one real guard on the court. In the Sect Play, the coach Terry Rutino uses the Pope and Larry in the squad together.

The veteran’s background leadership allows boys like Johnson, Mark and Kaluma to get out of forcing unscrupulous staff, as they know they are likely to receive more offensive possessions from their opponents.

Veteran guards win in March. Texas hopes this will be this year.