Texas men's basketball's Southeastern Conference tournament run might just mean more. The Longhorns are defeating all odds, making it to the tournament quarterfinals after defeating fifth-seeded Texas A&M 94-89 in two overtimes.

Texas A&M lost in the second round of the SEC Tournament Thursday. We analyze how the loss could change the Aggies seeding for March Madness.

With a win over rival Texas A&M, the Texas Longhorns could stay alive in the SEC Tournament and keep its hopes alive for a possible at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. A loss will most-likely end Texas' season.

Texas (19-14) came in as the SEC’s No. 13 seed with the Longhorns needing victories to play their way into the NCAA Tournament. They will face No. 4 seed and eighth-ranked Tennessee on Friday.

The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team called for a stat change to be made to Tre Johnson's box score following Wednesday's 79-72 win over the Vanderbilt Commodores in the first round of the SEC Tournament.