Abhishek Mukund

The NBA season is one-eighth of the way along, and there’s as much drama today as there was at the start of the season. Meanwhile, let’s take a look at two former Texas big men who are on teams heading in very different directions. 

The NBA season continues with intriguing storylines across the board. The Milwaukee Bucks have yet to register a loss, the Golden State Warriors scored 92 points in one half, and four teams have yet to win their second game. Let’s take a look at a couple former Longhorns stuck on teams that haven’t seen favorable results so far.

The NBA season kicked off Tuesday night after a dizzying array of trades and player movement this past offseason. With a new season comes leaps and regressions from many former Texas Longhorn athletes.

The playoffs are roaring along, with every series having played at least five games so far. 

The NBA is barreling toward the playoffs with less than 10 days left in the regular season.

Kevin Durant and P.J. Tucker have excelled after the All Star break while LaMarcus Aldridge is struggling to stay on the court. 

Thompson finds his role, Joseph continues to struggle

Former Texas shooting guard Avery Bradley is on the move again after a short stint with the Detroit Pistons, while big man Jarrett Allen has continued to improve with the Brooklyn Nets as his rookie season progresses.

The Texas men impressed over the weekend at the Pre-Nationals Invitational in Louisville, finishing No. 7 in a field that included four Top 10 teams, and eight ranked squads throughout the country.

Texas rang in a new season in College Station on Friday, claiming one victory in addition to four top-10 triumphs. 

The Longhorns finished up a big weekend with 28 wins in their three days at the Kitty Harrison Invitational in North Carolina.

Former Longhorn Breaunna Addison set a precedent for Texas with a win at the ITA Texas Regional event last year.

Texas’ women’s tennis opened its season with a trip to Houston to compete at the Rice Invitational.