Texas Longhorns head coach Vic Schaefer has no doubt his team will be ready to face South Carolina for a fourth time.

Check out the top plays from Texas as the Longhorns defeat TCU 58-47 to head to the Final Four for the first time since 2003.

The game in part reflects a shift in Big 12 basketball, as Texas and Baylor have long been the powerhouses of the conference.

The Lady Longhorns are going to the Final Four! Texas beat TCU 58-47 to book a trip to Tampa. This is the Texas women's basketball team's first trip to the Final Four in 22 years. UT will play South Carolina for a fourth time this season in the national semifinal.

Madison Booker led all scorers with 18 points and Texas used a major run spanning the third and fourth quarters to hold off TCU 58-47 in the Birmingham Region 3 final and advance to the program’s first Final Four since 2003 on Monday.

The top-seeded Longhorns’ 58-47 Elite Eight victory over No. 2 TCU was far from the prettiest of games, but Booker’s trademark mid-range jumper was as picturesque as any aspect of it. Her fadeaway with 2:02 remaining and Texas clinging to a six-point lead was a fitting finishing move.

Madison Booker comes up with a tough layup down the stretch for Texas vs. TCU.

Texas Longhorns forward Kyla Oldacre (00) holds a piece of the net after the Longhorns' 58-47 win over the TCU Horned Frogs in the NCAA Playoff Regional final game against at Legacy Arena in Birmingham Alabama,

Texas and UConn advanced to the Final Four on Monday, joining UCLA and South Carolina for the title chase in Tampa.

The Texas A&M Aggies officially lost head coach Buzz Williams to the Maryland Terrapins after six years with the program.

Here is what new Maryland coach Buzz Williams owes Texas A&M in his buyout, according to a copy of his contract obtained by USA TODAY Sports:

Texas A&M head coach Buzz Williams looks on against Michigan during the second half in the second round of the NCAA college basketball tournament Saturday, March 22, 2025, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) Maryland hired Buzz Williams as its men's basketball coach Tuesday,

New broke Tuesday that Texas A&M head basketball coach Buzz Williams will be departing Aggieland after six seasons to take the Maryland job. Buzz is a prominent and polarizing figure in college basketball,

Williams, who just completed his sixth season at Texas A&M, has led the Aggies to three straight NCAA Tournaments.

Maryland hired Buzz Williams as its men's basketball coach Tuesday, quickly moving on after Kevin Willard left the Terrapins to take the Villanova job. “It is an honor and privilege to be named the head coach of the University of Maryland men’s basketball team,

It is an honor and privilege to be named the head coach of the University of Maryland men’s basketball team,” Williams said in a statement. “I promise to uphold the history of Maryland basketball and make Terp Nation proud with the men who represent this institution.

Maryland is hiring Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams to succeed Kevin Willard, the school announced Tuesday. The Aggies coach will take over a program without a sitting athletic director after Maryland AD Damon Evans left for the same job at SMU last month.

Buzz Williams leaves Texas A&M after 6 years, 120 wins, 2 SEC Coach of the Year titles, and NCAA success to take open position at Maryland basketball.

Texas women's basketball defeated TCU 58-47 Monday to move to its first NCAA Tournament Final Four appearance since 2003.

The Texas Longhorns women's team has been awarded a No. 1 seed in the upcoming 2025 NCAA Tournament. The NCAA Selection Committee felt the Lady Longhorns had a top four resume. The Longhorns head the Region 3 Birmingham Regional as the top seed.

It's South Carolina vs Texas in the March Madness bracket. Here’s our prediction, pick for the 2025 NCAA Tournament Final Four basketball game.

In fact, it's only happened one other time in NCAA tournament history. When is the last time the Final Four featured four No. 1 seeds? Memphis basketball fans know the answer. In 2008, the Tigers (coached by John Calipari) were joined in the Final Four by fellow 1-seeds North Carolina,

SEC foes Auburn and Florida will meet in the early game with Big 12 Champion Houston and Duke, the ACC Champ, tangling in the nightcap. Houston is making their seventh appearance in the Final Four but still seeking their first national title.

For the first time since 2008, and just the second time in NCAA Tournament history, the Final Four in San Antonio this weekend will feature all four No. 1 seeds. Interestingly, the 2008 tournament was also held in San Antonio.