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Good stuff Kumar!

I honestly don't understand the criticism of Littleton on this play. Some people are looking at it as a missed opportunity for a defensive touchdown instead of looking at the bigger picture. This was about winning the game, not padding stats or making a highlight reel. He recognized the situation, understood the importance of the clock and Missouri's remaining timeouts, and made a decision that put the team's best interests ahead of his own. We were going to have a two-score lead either way. Why give Missouri more time and another opportunity to make something happen, especially considering our recent history with onside kicks? I also agree with the point about trust in the offense. Littleton was essentially saying, "I've done my part. Now let's finish this." That's leadership, awareness, and an unselfish team-first mentality. You don't always have to make the flashy play to make the winning play. I give the young man a lot of credit. That's exactly the kind of football IQ and selflessness you want from a Longhorn. 🤘 Come to think of it, I'm beginning to wonder if the coaches actually told the players NOT to score in that situation! 😂 Seriously, it wouldn't surprise me. Situational football, protecting the lead, managing the clock, and eliminating any unnecessary opportunities for Missouri to get back in the game. Everybody wants the highlight-reel touchdown, but sometimes the smartest play is the one that doesn't show up on the stat sheet. Maybe Littleton knew exactly what he was supposed to do. Either way, I thought it was a heads-up, team-first play. 🤘

Do we need a PORTAL Thread started?

The goal is to win the game.

Thanks for the coverage.

Great. I don't want to play in that SEC championship.

Dang. The pain has to be unbearable. He's becoming a Longhorn Legend.

It's nice to have outside shooters for a change.

A bicep strain is a tear in the bicep muscle. Thank God he wasn't out for the year with a torn bicep tendon. I tore mine, and I had to have surgery and was laid up for about 6 weeks.

That's for the press conference. On to Baylor on Sunday.

I will debate with anyone this is a good move for the sport. The more I think about it, the more I like it.

Punch and Matas "are a great combination," Miller said. "I think they're grateful that the other one is their teammate." Punch likes not having to play the 5 all the time and Matas likes having someone who can absorb contact and dish it out.

Baylor has been "ferocious on the glass" under Scott Drew, Miller said. Rebounding is a key stat to track Sunday, along with minimizing turnovers.

This X1000 ... 74% vs 66% is the difference in 3-5 losses this season

It was good to get John Clark in the game. "He's spent a lot of time working," Miller said. "He's still getting the rust off... John's gift to our team is rebounding... He's an important part of our future and it was good to see him out there."

Miller doesn't want to jinx Matas' improvement in controlling his fouls, but he's improved by playing in the same place for the same staff two years in a row. "No one ever will question his love for the game and his work ethic," Miller said.

Horrible finish... doesn't matter long term, but it was turrible

We got stuck at 88 points for almost 4-5 minutes.

Isaiah Johnson and Austin Goosby combined for six assists and one turnover. Miller liked how they found guys and played clean basketball. "They did a great job setting the tone," Miller said. "I thought they played well."

Miller said Bo Ogden, "can really shoot the basketball, too." Sterling, Ogden and Mikey Lewis are guys Texas will count on to make shots at a high clip.

"He's been really consistent shooting the ball," Miller said. Sterling is a 6-foot-4 guard with a quick release who can shoot it off the catch or the bounce.

Miller said Joe Sterling is "as good a shooter as I've been around."