Don't they say that teams improve over the year. If this is so, will Texas be even better in the tournament?
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12-03-07 05:11 PM #1
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12-04-07 09:56 AM #2
Too much was made of the Durant departure to begin with. If you watched Texas closely last year, you could see the talent of Abrams & Augustin & James. The Horns are still gonna have some rough games due to questionable shot selection & decision-making at times ... but they'll always be fun to watch. I think you saw Texas at its best vs. UCLA, so I wouldn't count on much improvement.
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