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Texas leaned into a more disruptive defensive effort in its 79-71 upset over BYU, while Gonzaga only buried Kennesaw State in the late stages of its 73-64 win.
The Bulldogs reflect a 68 percent chance over the Longhorns in this game, per Kalshi.
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What our Post expert thinks about the Texas vs. Gonzaga
Can Gonzaga still control the paint without its usual depth?
Graham Ike’s production anchors the most efficient interior attack in the country, and Texas has been vulnerable both in defensive rating and paint protection.
The absence of Braden Huff matters because it forces Gonzaga to rely more heavily on its guards, creating an entry point for Texas’s physicality and turnover pressure to disrupt offensive flow.
If Texas’ pressure limits clean touches for Ike and the Longhorns replicate their first-round defensive intensity, we could see another upset from them here.
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