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Texas women's hoops No. 6 in the preseason AP Poll

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If this team makes the Final Four, it would be the best coaching job of Vic Schaefer’s career.  Probably 25-27 wins, 2nd in the final regular season SEC standings behind South Carolina, lose in the SEC tournament semifinals and bow out in the Sweet Sixteen.  Something along those lines.  They’re a season or two away from another Final Four type of run if they can keep most of this roster intact.

There's a significant gap between the top 3 and the rest of the field.  S. Carolina is as loaded as you can get.  UConn and USC aren't far behind and they have bonified experienced studs that can carry a team.  USC actually has 2.

South Carolina is loaded. They will be very hard to beat. Jordan Lee is starting for them. It didn't take long for Coach Staley to see she is a lock down defensive player. 

We have tons of talent but are young. I really like Addison Bjorn of the five freshman. She has a decent three point shot, but her length is a problem for whomever she is guarding. I saw the dog in her too. 

Coach will get them right. 

3 hours ago, Califashorn75 said:

LSU is another monster in our conference. 

So is Vanderbilt with Makayla Blakes and the PG Galvan.

Know we hung with Uconn for a half.  What was final score of that exhibition game?

 

20 hours ago, HookemTexas said:

There's a significant gap between the top 3 and the rest of the field.  S. Carolina is as loaded as you can get.  UConn and USC aren't far behind and they have bonified experienced studs that can carry a team.  USC actually has 2.

With us being so young, hopefully if healthy , they improve a lot over the season.

 

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