[Spiny_Norman]

Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.

Well Texas had 7 steals in Nov. vs. 4 last night, so I'd guess the former game had more live ball turnovers. But I'm not sure if that tells the whole story.

Texas points off turnovers in November - 12
Texas points off turnovers in March - 15

But here is a big difference:
Texas fast break points in November - 12
Texas fast break points in March - 0

[Spiny_Norman]

Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.

Well Texas had 7 steals in Nov. vs. 4 last night, so I'd guess the former game had more live ball turnovers. But I'm not sure if that tells the whole story.

Texas points off turnovers in November - 12
Texas points off turnovers in March - 15

But here is a big difference:
Texas fast break points in November - 12
Texas fast break points in March - 0