With one win in those two games, Texas would earn another coveted Quad I win and likely crawl back in the top 30 in the NET ratings, a key component used by the NCAA Tournament selection committee. But two losses in those two homes games could mean a bounce off the bubble for Texas.

The Longhorns come into Tuesday night averaging a total of 78.5 points a game offensively, as well as allowing 67.5 to opponents. Elsewhere, Texas' most notable statistic is likely their combined 36.7% three-point percentage as a team, a number that ranks No. 59 nationally.