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Big 12 Takeaways From Night Two of the 2026 NBA Draft

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By Matthew Postins
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The Big 12 had a huge night in the first round of the NBA Draft on Tuesday. The league hoped to keep rolling in Wednesday’s second round. Entering the second round the Big 12 had five of the Top 25 remaining players available, including Cincinnati’s Baba Miller (No. 4), BYU’s Richie Saunders (No. 7), Houston’s Emanuel Sharp (No. 8), Arizona’s Jaden Bradley (13) and Arizona’s Tobe Awaka (No. 17). But how many of them would be selected? Let’s find out.
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Big 12 Takeaways From Night One of the 2026 NBA Draft

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The Big 12 Conference broke a league record in the first round of the NBA Draft on Tuesday night. Before this year, the most players the league ever had selected in the first round was in 2010, when seven players were picked. That group included Baylor’s Ekpe Udoh (No. 6), Kansas’ Cole Aldrich (No. 11), Kansas’ Xavier Henry (No. 12), Texas’ Avery Bradley (No. 19), Oklahoma State’s James Anderson (No. 20), Iowa State’s Craig Brackins (No. 21) and Texas’ Damion James (No. 24).
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Three Thoughts on Texas Tech’s WCWS Game 2 Loss to Texas

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By Matthew Postins
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The Texas Tech Red Raiders reached the end of the line on Thursday night in Oklahoma City. The Red Raiders lost Game 2 of their best-of-three championship series with the Texas Longhorns in the Women’s College World Series on Thursday, 4-1. With the loss, the Longhorns won the national title for the second straight year at Texas Tech’s expense. It was the first time this season that the Red Raiders failed to win an elimination game this postseason.
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