Texas picked up a few careless penalties, blew coverages and stalled on offense, but the Longhorns did at least one thing well in all phases of the game.
Early on, both teams looked lethargic on the defensive end, allowing shot attempts to fly left and right. From an offensive perspective, both teams were very aggressive.
The Foster brothers found out early on that they both trained better together. This competitive fire and urge to push each other drove both of the brothers to the Forty Acres.
Over quarantine, the sophomore from Missouri City, Texas, said she found her voice when issues of racial injustice dominated the national conversation and she saw other athletes speak out.
The Longhorns were on the verge of losing at home to Baylor for the first time ever after dropping the first two sets, but they rebounded in the final three sets.
Herman said in a Tuesday press conference that as long as the team plays with the level of effort it did last Saturday afternoon, Texas will have a chance in any game.
