NEW YORK -- Texas coach Shaka Smart does not have much time to try to fix the things that went wrong for his No. 22 Longhorns in a 77-58 loss to Northwestern late Monday night in the Legends Classic at the Barclays Center.The Longhorns (3-1) tip-off at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday against Colorado (3-1) in the consolation game of the tournament. Notre Dame faces Northwestern in the evenings title game.Texas led for only 3:23 against Northwestern and trailed by double digits for the entire second half.The Longhorns shot 48 percent from the line and 37 percent from the floor. They turned the ball over 14 times, were out-rebounded 40-31 and allowed Northwestern to score 18 second-chance points.It was the first time in nearly three years that Northwestern knocked off a Top 25 team.So where does Smart and his coaching staff start?I think the most important thing is to come with great energy and be able to turn the page quickly and what goes into winning this next game, he said. Obviously theres going to be a lot of things on tape that were going to want to practice and do better and get better at through practice, but we dont have that luxury between now and 3:30.Were going to have to get our guys rest tonight, wake up in the morning and talk about what we need to do and work together as a unit to be better that we were tonight.Tevin Mack paced Texas with 18 points.Northwestern set the tone early by opening the game on an 11-0 run en route to a 34-26 halftime lead.The Wildcats opened the first 3:14 of the second half with a big outburst, going on a 10-1 run for a 44-27 cushion.Northwestern closed out the first half on a 9-0 run to take a 34-26 advantage. Scottie Lindsey scored seven points in the spurt, finishing with 13 points in the half.Texas made just nine shots in the half, including five 3-pointers.A 3-pointer from Mack gave the Longhorns a 23-22 lead, their first of the half, with 7:13 remaining.A 20-9 blitz by Texas tied the score at 20 after Northwestern took a sizable early lead.The Wildcats forced six turnovers in the first seven minutes.I thought Northwestern did a great job of starting the game with aggressiveness, said Smart. They got that big lead. For us its an experience that we need to learn from and grow. Theres a lot of things that were going to take from the tape that we can fix and do better with slight adjustments.Earlier Monday, Colorado dropped an 89-83 decision to Notre Dame in the opener of the tournament.The Buffaloes trailed by 15 points at halftime and were able to get as close as four points twice in the final minute, but Notre Dame went 14 for 14 from the free throw line over the final 1:33.Xavier Johnson led the Buffaloes with 23 points, and Derrick White had 20 points and nine assists. .I liked our guys fight to get back. You dig yourself a hole in the first half, against a good team its tough, Colorado coach Tad Boyle said. They made free throws down the stretch when they had to. I knew they (Notre Dame) were a good free-throw shooting team. So its tough to come back on teams like that. We have to fight for 40 minutes, not for 20.The Buffaloes came in allowing 59.3 points per game. 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It may be September but its still bloody cold in Canberra.And coach Anthony Griffin concedes that could prevent Penrith being as flamboyant as they were in week one of the NRL finals.The Panthers are still riding high from their elimination final win over Canterbury - their sixth victory in a row heading into Saturdays semi-final with the Raiders in the nations capital.Their expansive style has earned them plaudits for being one of the competitions most exciting teams, averaging 33 points a match over the past six weeks.But the warm spring weather they enjoyed against the Bulldogs in Sydney wont be there at GIO Stadium.Theres a 40 per cent chance of showers in the evening, while temperatures are expected to drop as low as two degrees.We understand its not going to be a real flat and fast track like it was last week but were at the stage of the year where no matter what the conditions youve got to be able to do the job, Griffin said on Friday.The game will probably close down a little bit on what we were used to last weekend where we had a nice warm, Sunday afternoon in Sydney.Thatll be the challenge for us: to addjust to the conditions because the Raiders are obviously used to those.ddddddddddddTo ensure his side was prepared for the potentially dewy ground, coach Ricky Stuart scheduled a training session under lights on Wednesday night.It didnt exactly go to plan, though, with rookie Clay Priest slipping and breaking his ankle - ruling him out for the season.His spot on the bench is likely to be filled by either Jeff Lima or Paul Vaughan.The Panthers have had better luck with injury, having not had to change their line-up this past month.The stability has yielded good results and instilled plenty of confidence, according to Griffin.Part of that has been driven by fullback Matt Moylan, who the coach said had been leading from the front in recent weeks.Hes getting a lot of touches of football but hes had very little error in him and thats been key for us, he said.Matts a big part of our structure in attack but hes a leader there and his calming influence on the other guys has been very strong. 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