Texas coach Sean Miller arrived in Austin and was tasked with rebuilding the Longhorns’ men’s basketball program and helping them reach March success. Year 1 went well for Miller & Co., as he was able to hit the ground running and prove Texas to be a competitive team in the SEC. The Longhorns had their ups and downs, but the end result was promising. Texas snuck into the NCAA tournament field as one of the last teams in, won its First Four game against NC State and then proceeded to beat BYU and Gonzaga to advance to the Sweet 16, where its season ended in a two-point loss to Purdue. While Miller should be pleased with the program’s first-year progress, he knows that it will take a continued investment from the university to reach the school’s goal of winning a national title on the hardwood. It’s an arms race financially, one that Texas is certainly positioned to be competitive in.…