Three takeaways from Texas’ season-ending loss to Purdue

This season was a step in the right direction for Texas basketball.

The 2021-22 Texas basketball season ended at the hands of Purdue in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The Boilermakers got to the free-throw line often and hit clutch shots down the stretch to take down the Horns 81-71.

The Longhorns displayed a high level of intensity and toughness but just fell short of pulling off the upset. Playing in a meaningful March Madness game was a nice refresher for a Texas program that had not been in that spot since 2014.

Chris Beard had nothing but proud remarks about his team in his postgame press conference.

Every season ends like this unless you win the final Monday night game. Just super proud of our guys. It’s not all the normal coaching clichés, but I mean it. These guys overcame a lot.

Texas accomplished a lot in Beard’s first season and Longhorn fans have lots of reasons for optimism going forward.

Here are three takeaways from Texas’ season-ending loss in the round of 32.

Three takeaways from Texas’ win against Baylor

After two consecutive defeats to TCU and Oklahoma, Texas finally got back to winning against Baylor. Here are three takeaways from the win.

After two consecutive defeats to TCU at home and Oklahoma in the Red River Shootout, Texas finally got back to their winning ways against Baylor.

Head coach Tom Herman said he was “extremely proud of the response to those challenges by not only myself and our coaches, but the leaders on the team stepping up and challenging their teammates.” With a bye mixed in, it had been a difficult three weeks for the Longhorns program.

It may not have been the most inspiring win but on paper, the Longhorns are now 2-2 in Big 12 play and still have a shot to make an appearance in the Big 12 Championship. The win over the Bears did not fix every on the field issue but was the correct step.

Here is three takeaway’s from Texas’ Saturday afternoon victory over Baylor: