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Texas and Star Madison Booker Reload After Offseason Roster Turnover
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| Outlet | Headline as published | When |
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| Fox NewsRight | Texas, Star Madison Booker Still Chasing A National Title After Transfer Exodus | first |
| Fox Sports | Texas, Star Madison Booker Still Chasing A National Title After Transfer Exodus | +1 h |
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The Texas women's basketball program enters the new season ranked sixth nationally behind fourth-year All-American Madison Booker, according to coverage from Fox Sports and Fox News. Following back-to-back Final Four appearances, head coach Vic Schaefer's squad is aiming for the school's first national championship since 1986, opening play against Fairleigh Dickinson.
Both outlets report that the Longhorns must adapt after several prominent departures through the transfer portal. Jordan Lee departed for South Carolina, Aaliyah Crump moved to Duke, and Justice Carlton transferred to Houston. In addition, longtime starting point guard Rori Harmon turned professional after being selected by the WNBA's Washington Mystics, prompting Texas to rely more heavily on point guard Bryanna Preston.
Booker begins the season just 31 points away from becoming the fourth player in school history to reach 2,000 career points, according to both reports. After struggling offensively in a 51-44 national semifinal loss to UCLA, Booker returns to lead a reconfigured lineup contending with top-ranked South Carolina in the Southeastern Conference.
How outlets are covering this
Ranked sixth ahead of their season opener, the Texas Longhorns and star Madison Booker are regrouping after losing three key transfers and defensive leader Rori Harmon, according to Fox Sports and Fox News.
Shared reporting
- Texas is ranked No. 6 heading into its season opener against Fairleigh Dickinson.
- Texas made two consecutive Final Four appearances after a 20-year absence.
- Three key Longhorns transferred out: Jordan Lee to South Carolina, Aaliyah Crump to Duke, and Justice Carlton to Houston.
- Point guard Rori Harmon left for the WNBA after being drafted by the Washington Mystics in the third round.
- Madison Booker needs 31 points to reach 2,000 career points at Texas.
- Texas lost 51-44 to UCLA in the most recent Final Four.
Why it matters
The roster turnover highlights how modern transfer mobility can swiftly reshape elite college programs, forcing perennial championship contenders to lean heavily on remaining veteran leaders.
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