No. 15 Kentucky looks for its third straight win and continued momentum for the stretch run when it squares off against struggling Texas on Saturday in a Southeastern Conference contest in Austin, Texas.It’s just the third all-time meeting, with the Wildcats winning both, including a 63-51 home victory on Dec. 5, 2014, in the most recent matchup. This will be the first matchup in Austin.The Wildcats (17-7, 6-5 SEC) head to the Texas capital with consecutive wins, the latest a 75-64 home decision over No. 5 Tennessee on Tuesday that gave Kentucky a season sweep. Ansley Almonor and Otega Oweh scored 13 points each and Koby Brea and Trent Noah had 11 apiece for the short-handed Wildcats.The Wildcats surrendered the lead in the second half but finished on a 20-6 run.Kentucky played without Jaxson Robinson, its second-leading scorer (13.3 ppg) who missed his first game of the season due to a wrist injury he suffered in practice on Feb. 7. The Wildcats also lost Lamont Butler to a shoulder injury late in the second half.Robinson and Butler’s availability for the Texas game is to be determined.”We’re still kind of going day by day,” Kentucky coach Mark Pope said Thursday of the players’ injury status. “We’re trying some different treatments. We’re going to piece it together. They’re both complicated situations.”This is the part of the season where our young guys kind of have to become sophomores a little bit. Our roster issues are forcing them to do it, and they’re ready.”