A man that is likely fighting to keep his job, Texas Longhorns head coach Rodney Terry gave solid reasoning Thursday afternoon why he should continue to lead the Longhorns' men's hoops team. Terry and the Longhorns outlasted an all-out war against Buzz Williams and the Texas A&M Aggies in the second round of the SEC Tournament,

So, without further ado, allow me to introduce you to the new-look Texas Longhorns. Their embattled head coach Rodney Terry just installed a new point guard and somewhere along the line, they have dug deep, gotten healthier and found that little bit of want-to in a last-minute attempt to crash the March Madness party.

Texas Longhorns head men's basketball coach Rodney Terry may not be long for Austin. According to reports from the Houston Chronicle's Kirk Bohls, Texas Longhorns athletic director Chris Del Conte would prefer to make a change from Terry and find a new coach to lead the program into the future.

Texas is struggling under it’s 3rd-year coach who may get a reprieve for one more shot because of a few reasons.

Texas basketball head coach Rodney Terry made an eye-opening statement on the Longhorns' NCAA Tournament case after a huge win

He led the Tigers to four consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament, including an Elite Eight run in 2002. Having left the college game in 2006, one would question his desire to return to this level after nearly two decades. Especially considering that he's only in his second full season leading the Trae Young -led Hawks.

The Houston Chronicle reportedly earlier this week that Texas Longhorns athletic director Chris Del Conte “would prefer” to move on from men’s basketball coach Rodney Terry, despite Terry’s team remaining on the bubble of qualifiers for the NCAA Tournament.

Texas Longhorns guard Tre Johnson and head coach Rodney Terry spoke with the SEC Network after an SEC Tournament win over the Vanderbilt Commodores.