Houston and Texas lead the Lone Star State with three All-Texas player selections each.

Baylor lost to Kansas State this week, something that never happens. And when I say never, I'm only slightly exaggerating.

I have no problem with paying for streaming services to watch sporting events. ESPN+ is one of the only reasons I can do this job, and the $5 per month to get access to women's basketball games is worth every penny.

The third of eight season preview episodes where the guys breakdown MBB and WBB teams. Next up is Texas, Abilene Christian and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Ishmael Johnson and Matthew Brune of 247 recap the state's two biggest upset wins of the weekend so far and run through the rest of the first two days of the MBB Tournament. Does Saturday's first-round loss change Shaka Smart's future at Texas?

The first meeting of these teams in the Vic Schaefer era is upon us. The Longhorns haven't been as good in Schaefer's first season as a lot of people expected, but this is a fairly young Texas team that was always going to have some growing pains.

The state's two ranked teams — No. 7 Texas A&M and No. 8 Baylor — face some stiff competition, while a dominant Stephen F. Austin squad might finally have some close games against conference foes, as it faces Abilene Christian and Sam Houston.

Let's put the Bearkats aside for the purposes of this. Between the Wildcats and the Ladyjacks, which team is better positioned to come out ahead at the end of the conference schedule?

What to watch this weekend in men's college basketball across the state. Best matchups, key talking points, etc.