The SEC gauntlet hasn't been kind to Texas Longhorns men's basketball this season, and the Alabama Crimson Tide are the latest reason why. Jari Stevenson scored 22 points and No. 2 Alabama came into the Moody Center Tuesday to convincingly hand Texas its third straight SEC loss in a 103-80 win.

The Longhorns come into Tuesday night averaging a total of 78.5 points a game offensively, as well as allowing 67.5 to opponents. Elsewhere, Texas' most notable statistic is likely their combined 36.7% three-point percentage as a team, a number that ranks No. 59 nationally.

The Texas Longhorns will host conference opponent No. 2 Alabama. Tuesday's meeting is the first of the season for the teams.

From a reliance on Tre Johnson for points to the heavy rebounding load carried by Arthur Kaluma and Kadin Shedrick, here's what to know about Texas.

The Alabama Crimson Tide and Texas Longhorns will meet Tuesday night for their first-ever matchup in SEC play.

Update on the health of Texas guard Tramon Mark, why Rodney Terry thinks Tre Johnson should get more calls, and how can UT slow the explosive Tide?

Mark Sears, Grant Nelson and the No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide look to win their first ever head-to-head meeting with Texas as SEC foes.