No. 5 LSU and No. 3 of the Texas collect in Austin on ABC – LSU on Sunday

Austin, Texas -Beide teams in a three-way draw on the Sec, No. 5 LSU (25-1, 10-1 sec) will be against a road in Texas No. 3 (25-2, 11-1 seconds) on Sunday Challenge. at 2 p.m. CT in the Moody Center on ABC.

Courtney Lyle and Carolyn Peck are presented in the production of ABC. Fans can also hear Patrick Wright and Shaeeta Williams in the LSU Sports Radio Network.

In the last five regular season games of the LSU, the Tigers have three street games against teams that are currently classified in the AP survey. In addition to the top 5 match on Sunday in Texas, the LSU still has road trips for Kentucky No. 8 and No. 21 Alabama. The last two home games of the LSU are against Georgia and Ole Miss, who annoyed Kentucky on Monday. The Tigers are 4: 1 against ranking teams this season, with their only defeat on the street in No. 2 South Carolina.

After the LSU had taken Tennessee for the second time this season, it was out on Thursday before the top 5 showdown on Sunday. Texas took over South Carolina last Sunday in Austin’s first loss of conference of the season when the Longhorns divided their regular series of season with the Gamecocks. On Thursday, Texas fought for a highly competitive street victory in Kentucky and the Longhorns won nine in a row. The game on Sunday will make a major contribution to determining the seeds in both the second and the NCAA tournament.

The LSU bank came up against Tennessee for the Tiger last Sunday. Kaailyn Gilbert scored 21 of her 23 points in the second half and came up for LSU Clutch when both Flau’jae Johnson and Aneesah Morrow had difficulties in the third quarter. Mjracle Sheppard came from the bank to contribute 8 points and 5 rebounds, while the newcomer Jada Richard had 5 points in 5 minutes. With its production, the LSU Tennesses Bank bank exceeded 36: 6.

Like the LSU, Texas does not rely on the three ball to win games. The Longhorns try and do very few three pointers per game in the Sec. The LSU is in the lower half of the conference for both three attempted and made hands in the lower half. When they shoot beyond the bow, the tigers shoot on a significantly higher clip than the longhorns. Both teams are characterized by two of the four top three points defenses in the SEC.

The Longhorns won 20 games played in the past season. Madison Booker leads Texas with 16.5 points per game and Taylor Jones Chips in 12.4 points per game. These are the only two players of the Longhorns who have double figures on average, but they have a balanced evaluation attack, in which nine players are on average six points per game.