[TheFarm07]

Some surprising results elsewhere last night. Oklahoma sends Baylor to 0-2 in the Big 12 with an upset win. The Baranczyk Era at Oklahoma is off to a good start. Kansas went and upset Texas, and all of the sudden two traditional powers in the Big 12, Texas and Baylor have started conference play 1-4. 

The Big East got in on the fun as Marquette sprung a mild upset of DePaul.

Clarifying: Texas is 1-2 in conference play.

I watched part of Q4 & OT of the Kansas@Texas WBB game.  2nd loss in a row to unranked teams for Texas.  Each team had 23 turnovers. Good shooting for both teams (or, lots of unguarded shots).  Kansas 49 FG%, 36 3PT%.  Texas 41 FG% 38 3PT%
(Kansas had 3 players with >90% FT% for the season)
Compared to the Stanford game, in this game Moore started and Ebo came in off the bench. (Only 1 player that wasn't in the game, played only 3 minutes against Stanford)
I was left wondering why Stanford lost to Texas.
Texas coach blamed the loss on turnovers.

Attendance was 2379 officially.  The crowd seemed very sparse.

All three of our losses were winnable games; we just didn't execute and keep our unforced errors to a minimum when we needed to, whether it was the third quarter letdown in the South Carolina game, the 24 offensive rebounds we gave up or the 4/12 FT percentage in the South Florida contest or the 20 turnovers against Texas, we had good shots to come away with the victory in all three.

If we play well, we are capable of beating any team. We just didn't play well enough in those three defeats.

[TheFarm07]

Some surprising results elsewhere last night. Oklahoma sends Baylor to 0-2 in the Big 12 with an upset win. The Baranczyk Era at Oklahoma is off to a good start. Kansas went and upset Texas, and all of the sudden two traditional powers in the Big 12, Texas and Baylor have started conference play 1-4. 

The Big East got in on the fun as Marquette sprung a mild upset of DePaul.

Clarifying: Texas is 1-2 in conference play.

I watched part of Q4 & OT of the Kansas@Texas WBB game.  2nd loss in a row to unranked teams for Texas.  Each team had 23 turnovers. Good shooting for both teams (or, lots of unguarded shots).  Kansas 49 FG%, 36 3PT%.  Texas 41 FG% 38 3PT%
(Kansas had 3 players with >90% FT% for the season)
Compared to the Stanford game, in this game Moore started and Ebo came in off the bench. (Only 1 player that wasn't in the game, played only 3 minutes against Stanford)
I was left wondering why Stanford lost to Texas.
Texas coach blamed the loss on turnovers.

Attendance was 2379 officially.  The crowd seemed very sparse.

All three of our losses were winnable games; we just didn't execute and keep our unforced errors to a minimum when we needed to, whether it was the third quarter letdown in the South Carolina game, the 24 offensive rebounds we gave up or the 4/12 FT percentage in the South Florida contest or the 20 turnovers against Texas, we had good shots to come away with the victory in all three.

If we play well, we are capable of beating any team. We just didn't play well enough in those three defeats.