The Texas Longhorns women's basketball team delivered a commanding 77-41 victory over No. 2 Michigan in the Fort Worth Regional Final, securing their spot in the NCAA Final Four. The win showcased the team's incredible depth and cohesion, with standout performances from Madison Booker, who earned Most Outstanding Player honors, and Rori Harmon, who tallied 13 assists.
Head coach Vic Schaefer praised his team's laser focus and chemistry, stating they are playing as well as any team he has ever coached. The Longhorns' winning margin of 36 points was the largest of the Elite Eight round, continuing a dominant postseason run where they have defeated two fellow No. 1 seeds.
The victory was punctuated by a memorable moment for reserve player Sarah Graves, whose late-game basket sent the Texas-heavy crowd into a frenzy. This moment epitomized the team's selfless culture, where players celebrate each other's success. The Longhorns now prepare for their Final Four matchup against UCLA, seeking to win the program's first national championship since 1986.