The women's college basketball coaching carousel is almost over in the state of Texas, as three of the four Division I job openings are filled, with the lone exception being A&M Commerce, which was a late entry into the job market after head coach Jason Burton left for the UNT job.
Houston and Texas lead the Lone Star State with three All-Texas player selections each.
Pebley steps down following nine seasons in Fort Worth.
There are a lot of teams in this state, so we're not going to include every player in this discussion. Instead, I've narrowed it down to a handful of point guards and will look at the pros and cons for each one before coming to a decision.
This week's big news: the Horned Frogs beat the Aggies! We'll save talking about the A&M side of that for another time, but you can bet we're going to be discussing Lauren Heard.
Matthew Brune and Ishmael Johnson break down Texas Tech's sloppy win over No. 13 Tennssee before they go through Texas Southern's massive win over No. 20 Florida and how it happened.
The third of eight season preview episodes where the guys breakdown MBB and WBB teams. They'll be dividing episodes up by region, next up is the DFW (plus Valley) area!
The first meeting of these teams in the Vic Schaefer era is upon us. The Longhorns haven't been as good in Schaefer's first season as a lot of people expected, but this is a fairly young Texas team that was always going to have some growing pains.
Amid of rash of COVID postponements and a few programs from outside of Texas joining SMU in canceling its seasons, the 20-21 women's college basketball season keeps going. The Aggies lost their first game of the season last week, while Rice continued to show why they're going to come out on top in Conference USA.