Texas upends No. 16 TCU in 2OT in first game since Andrew Jones' cancer diagnosis

Posted Jan 13, 2018
Texas beat the 16th-ranked TCU Horned Frogs in double overtime to earn their biggest win of the season Wednesday, just after the Longhorns were walloped with the news that sophomore guard Andrew Jones was diagnosed with leukemia. After the final horn sounded, tears welled in Texas coach Shaka Smart's eyes and Jones' teammates held up his jersey. (ESPN.com)

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