HookemDTX

From Isa to Landers.

We now have Isa's replacement.

48-13

Look who's following her.

Make it a trifecta and drop some from WBB too. We had big time visitors last weekend.

these threads are second only to basketball threads for @Joe Z

Demarion Mays wasn't who I would have guessed.

It probably would have if we weren't down 20 starting the 4th quarter.

Their defense was on the field for at least 20 more plays than they are used to playing and we just wore them out with conditioning and talent.

I have faith it happens again.

She will dunk a basketball in game before she graduates.

Texas women’s basketball is set to host arguably its biggest recruiting weekend in recent memory with the Longhorns football team welcoming Ohio State to the Forty Acres. Leading the way is Texas’ lone commit in the 2027 class in center Jayla Forbes, the No. 14 overall prospect in America out of IMG Academy. The 6-foot-7 Forbes committed to Texas in July over Notre Dame, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma and Mississippi State among others. Forbes averaged 16.2 points and nine rebounds this summer on the EYBL circuit with Her Elite. No. 2 — Ivanna Wilson-Manyacka, Wing, The Bullis School (Md.) Want to know how highly regarded that Wilson-Manyacka is as a recruit? Her nickname is “LeBrona.” She is the No. 2 player in the country, according to ESPN. The expectation for her would be to fill Madison Booker’s shoes once the Texas legend goes pro. She was at LSU this weekend for an official visit. With Team USA in the AmeriCup she averaged 12.8 points, six rebounds, and 1.7 assists on the way to the winning the Gold Medal. No. 4 — Jezelle “GG” Banks, Guard, St. James Performance (D.C.) Another major target for the Longhorns, Banks is the No. 4 player in the country. She’s effective on and off the ball and is nationally known playmaker. Banks, like Wilson-Manyacka, is at LSU thisweekend. With Team USA this year in theAmeriCup she averaged just shy of 14 points, 6.2 assists, 2.8 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game, while shooting 52 percent from the field. Banks is one of the most coveted recruits in the country and considered a priority target by many, Texas included. No. 9 — Sydney Savoury, Guard, Bellville(Mich.) The No. 9 overall player in the country will be at Texas this coming weekend, followed up by Notre Dame. She, too, played with Team USA in the AmeriCup, averaging 5.8 points and 3.2 rebounds. She was the 2024-25 Gatorade Michigan Girls Basketball Player of the Year. Her mom, Lisa, played basketball at BYU and currently works as the Assistant AD for Sports Administration at Michigan, Savoury’s brother, Jayden, is a tight end for Michigan State.

Hank posted that we had 4 top 15 girls coming in this weekend.