Jeff Howe

End of 1: Texas 0, Georgia 0

M1: Texas 0, Georgia 0

I hope I don't have to hear about sour power ever again after tonight.

No, he's going with Harrison.

Texas is the home team for tonight's game.

The lineup has been posted:

Schloss and Max Weiner will do whatever it takes to win the game tonight. The goal is to get the ball to Cozart.

He's got pretty good stuff. He's struggled since leaving a start against Arkansas in April with forearm tightness. I would expect the leash to be very, very short.

Let's hope they saved some for today!

For women's hoops, SEC play will begin on New Year's Eve. The TV schedule, dates and times of the games will be announced at a later date.

"The conference schedule consists of a single round robin of home or away (14 games) with one rotating opponent that will be played at home and away (2 games). Each team will play eight home games and eight away games. The rotating opponent changes annually. This marks the 18th season of the 16-game schedule for women's basketball." For Texas, these are the opponents Vic Schaefer's team will welcome to Moody Center: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt The Longhorns will face the following opponents on the road: Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Oklahoma Texas will play Texas A&M at home and in College Station as the program's rotating opponent for the coming season.

The word is getting out. Georgia is going with Dylan Vigue against Luke Harrison.

Kentucky is in the SEC what Iowa State was to the Big 12. Tough kids who are coached hard and play with a physical edge make their place a tough place to play.

Ian Armstrong of St. Mary's and Nolan Traeger of TCU are the other top portal catching targets for the staff.