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League media placed the Longhorns second in the SEC preseason order, with Matas Vokietaitis and David Punch also earning all-conference recognition.
Texas was picked to finish second in the SEC men's basketball preseason media poll, behind Florida and ahead of Arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama.
Center Matas Vokietaitis made the preseason All-SEC second team, while forward David Punch earned third-team recognition. The Longhorns open Nov. 2 against Chicago State at Moody Center.
Source: Texas Athletics
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