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Winners, losers and a sleeper: How the transfer portal shuffled the women's basketball landscape
The women's college basketball transfer portal officially closed this week, capping off a frenzied stretch of roster reshuffling, surprise commitments and program-altering moves. Now that the dust has settled, the impact is starting to come into focus — some teams emerged as clear winners, while others failed to capitalize.
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Arizona women’s basketball gets bigger with commitment of former Texas Tech center Achol MagotArizona women’s basketball was hurting for size with most of its transfers coming in the backcourt. The commitment of ...
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Texas women's basketball: Longhorns ink transfers Lovisa Asbrink Hose, Breya CunninghamThe Texas women's basketball program announced on Monday that it had signed Florida Atlantic transfer Lovisa Asbrink ...
Texas live updates from the Final Four. The Texas women's basketball team has reached the Elite Eight in four of the past five seasons, yet the Longhorns had not earned a spot in a Final Four ...
Texas women's basketball defeated TCU 58-47 Monday to move to its first NCAA Tournament Final Four appearance since 2003. The Longhorns fended off the Horned Frogs, who cut the lead to single ...
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Why Texas women’s basketball will win 2025 NCAA TournamentHowever, few programs heading into the Sweet 16 are more confident in their ability to win it all than the Texas women’s basketball team. There aren’t many other squads that can give Texas a ...
With Harmon back, Texas should enter next season among the favorites to contend for a national championship. Texas went 35-4 ...
TAMPA, Fla. – Shay Holle didn't expect to meet A'ja Wilson when Texas women's basketball went to the Las Vegas Aces star's pop-up for her new Nike signature shoe, the A’One, on Wednesday.
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