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.

Jarin Stevenson scored a career-high 22 points to help No. 2 Alabama cruise to a 103-80 victory over Texas on Tuesday night in a Southeastern Conference game in Austin, Texas.

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

The Texas Longhorns will be without their second-leading scorer for the remainder of Tuesday's matchup against the No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide. The team announced near the end of the first half that Texas forward Arthur Kaluma suffered a left knee injury and was ruled out as a result.

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.

Led by a season-best performance from Jarin Stevenson, the Crimson Tide picked up another SEC road win on Tuesday at Texas.