The Texas Longhorns still have more work to do in order to feel safe about securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Texas men's basketball has found its footing as of late. The Longhorns grabbed their biggest conference win yet Saturday, demolishing LSU 89-58.

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The Longhorns have now won four of their past six SEC games and are favored to beat visiting Arkansas (13-8, 2-6) Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Moody Center (ESPN2, 1300, 98.1). More: Texas basketball: Who is Devon Pryor,

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Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Johntay Cook is in the news for the wrong reasons once again. According to the Tarrant County Inmate search database, Cook was arrested arrested on charges of interfering with public duties and theft of property of greater than $100 on Tuesday.

FORT WORTH – Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Johntay Cook II is in the Tarrant County jail after being arrested Tuesday morning. According to the Tarrant County Corrections Center website, Cook is charged with theft of property between $100-$750 and interference with public duties.

Cook left the Longhorns in November. FORT WORTH, Texas - Former Texas Longhorns Wide Receiver Johntay Cook II was arrested in Fort Worth Tuesday, jail records show. Cook was booked in the Tarrant County Jail on charges of interfering with public duties and theft of property between $100-$750.