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Haha he’ll pay that and still have 4 mil left over.

Great game so far. Hope we can make them miss a few more from the paint and miss some 3's to win this one!

Similar NIL lawsuits: Darian Mensah: Mensah paid a significant sum. Damon Wilson II: Ongoing Jaden Rashada: reached an agreement, avoiding trial. Demond Williams Jr.: withdrew his intent to enter the transfer portal

up at the half... regardless of outcome, that's a statement. 🤘

Offensive rebounds even at 4. Always compete!

HALFTIME: Texas 39, Florida 36

Matas is gassed.

For how good matas is on the offensive end he brings nothing on the defensive end and definitely needs to get stronger at the rim

Nobody there.

Full disclosure, I'm not an SEC fan, I'm a Texas fan. With that being said can we please stop with all the SEC in any sport is so hard. We watched the Big 10 smoke Alabama in football, we just watched UGA get killed in softball, Arky squeezed by Arky State... I'm not saying playing against good teams every weekend won't be hard, I'm just saying it's no harder than anything anyone else will face especially since regardless of the sport, the goal is to get to the dance and let whatever happens happen. Otherwise we might as well start chanting S-E-C and taking credit for what the best team in the conference does because we fell short.

Texas 36, Florida 36 1:20 to go, 1H

Sean Miller was livid at his team and I don't blame him. Should be 38-33 or 39-33 rn

Texas Tech is not named as a defendant in the suit and is not legally required to pay Cincinnati directly. Sorsby's representatives, however have stated he refuses to pay and plan to defend the lawsuit aggressively, calling the buyout an unlawful penalty.

Texas acting and playing like they belong... and Swain not having a game to this point. Lot of game left, but very encouraging. 🤘

Nic Codie with an and-1! More importantly a second foul on Thomas Haugh

Texas 35, Florida 31 3:33 to go, 1H

Lets go Nic

Codie goes right at Haugh for a big bucket.

Sean Miller said this Florida team has a chance to go down as historically good defensively. Texas is shooting 59.1 percent, approaching the four-minute mark of the first half (13-for-22).

Nothing mid-range for Florida offensively. It's either a three or a tremendous effort to get to the rim.