Depth was once though to the Texas’ defining strength. But with one regular-season game...
AUSTIN — Devin Askew entered Monday night’s game against third-ranked Baylor averaging exactly two points on fewer than two shots per game.
The shock of Askew’s electric three-minute stretch fizzled in the second half. He didn’t score or even shoot again, playing only three minutes in the second half of a 68-61 loss to Baylor, which held the Longhorns’ bench scoreless on one shot attempt. “The power of our bench, like I’ve said from day one, and my tune’s not changing: I think our depth can be an asset,” Beard said Jan. 25. “It’s not always pretty, especially early, you know, first year kind of getting things together. But there’s no doubt about it, I think we’re built to be a team that can overcome some adversity. And you gotta have that, you gotta have some depth to win in this league.
With Mitchell gone and Jones back in the starting lineup, there’s less scoring punch sitting on the bench. But Texas still needs its reserves to influence the game through other means.
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