During Texas women's basketball win 80-76 over Tennessee on Thursday night, a key figure was missing on the sideline.

During a late timeout Thursday, Texas coach Vic Schaefer heard the Moody Center roaring, looked at his team and shouted, “I love this stuff!” Aaliyah Moore gave him some side-eye in the press conference.

The Lady Vols came up short again. But they showed the promise of the future of Tennessee under coach Kim Caldwell by how they played without her.

There is no shortage of blue bloods in the Southeastern Conference of women’s basketball. The Texas Longhorns did not play their best ball according to their head coach, but holding serve against the Tennessee Volunteers in the 43rd meeting of the longtime rivals Thursday night served more than one purpose.

As the Texas Longhorns are nearing the midpoint of their conference schedule, two of the team's stars are finding their strides. Sophomore guard Madis

Coming off a two-game win streak, Ole Miss women's basketball will play host to one of the newest SEC foes in No. 7 Texas at the SJB

The Lady Vols already had their first test at home against the Sooners, losing a close 87-86 contest. Now all eyes turn to Tennessee’s first matchup against the Texas Longhorns, led by head coach Vic Schaefer.

There is a historical element when it comes to Texas and Tennessee, who will play for the 43rd time when the Lady Vols visit Moody Center on Thursday.

the No. 7 Texas Longhorns return to the Moody Center to take on a tough SEC opponent in No. 17 Tennessee. Two storied programs will play for the first time as SEC opponents and Vic Schaefer knows ...

For a man who chases wins like a moth chases a flame and who abhors losses like a gambler with his life at stake, Texas women’s basketball head coach Vic Schaefer was digging the moment. “I love this shit,

That’s how Texas head coach Vic Schaefer described his team’s experience against South Carolina in Sunday’s top-5 heavyweight matchup. USC won 67-50.

Texas Longhorns forward Kyla Oldacre often feels that because of her physicality, she gets officiated differently than other post players. In Texas' l