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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. − On Saturday afternoon, the Texas women's basketball team will attempt to ensure that a sweet season is also elite.
Texas is set to meet Tennessee at Legacy Arena in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. With a win, Texas will advance to the Elite Eight round for the fourth time in a five-year span. Tennessee was last an Elite Eight qualifier in 2016.
A No. 1 seed in the "Birmingham 3" portion of the NCAA bracket, Texas is 33-3 this season. Tennessee, which is a No. 5 seed, is 24-9.
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Who is the better UT? For now, Texas has the bragging rights. Two months ago, Texas recorded an 80-76 win over Tennessee in Austin. Madison Booker led Texas with her 26 points while Taylor Jones added 21 points and 14 rebounds. Tennessee, which was playing without head coach Kim Caldwell on the bench, got 21 points from junior guard Ruby Whitehorn.
Over 37 appearances in the NCAA Tournament, Texas has played 88 games. Eleven of those tournament games have been rematches:
Each of the aforementioned games was a rematch of a non-conference game. This will be the first time that Texas has played a conference opponent in the NCAA Tournament.
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Texas is set to meet Tennessee at Legacy Arena in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. With a win, Texas will advance to the Elite Eight round for the fourth time in a five-year span. Tennessee was last an Elite Eight qualifier in 2016.
A No. 1 seed in the "Birmingham 3" portion of the NCAA bracket, Texas is 33-3 this season. Tennessee, which is a No. 5 seed, is 24-9.
Stay tuned for live updates.
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Texas-Tennessee tournament tussle is a rematch
Who is the better UT? For now, Texas has the bragging rights. Two months ago, Texas recorded an 80-76 win over Tennessee in Austin. Madison Booker led Texas with her 26 points while Taylor Jones added 21 points and 14 rebounds. Tennessee, which was playing without head coach Kim Caldwell on the bench, got 21 points from junior guard Ruby Whitehorn.
Over 37 appearances in the NCAA Tournament, Texas has played 88 games. Eleven of those tournament games have been rematches:
- 2022-23 season vs. Louisville: lost 71-63 in regular season, lost 73-51 in NCAA Tournament
- 2021-22 season vs. Stanford: won 61-56 in regular season, lost 59-50 in NCAA Tournament
- 2016-17 season vs. Stanford: lost 71-59 in regular season, lost 77-66 in NCAA Tournament
- 2004-05 season vs. Georgia: lost 78-64 in regular season, lost 70-68 in NCAA Tournament
- 2002-03 season vs. LSU: lost 76-58 in regular season, won 78-60 in NCAA Tournament
- 1989-90 season vs. Ohio State: won 82-52 in regular season, won 95-66 in NCAA Tournament
- 1985-86 season vs. Ole Miss: won 57-46 in regular season, won 66-63 in NCAA Tournament
- 1985-86 season vs. Southern Cal: won 94-78 in regular season, won 97-81 in NCAA Tournament
- 1983-84 season vs. Drake: lost 87-81 in regular season, won 96-60 in NCAA Tournament
- 1982-83 season vs. Kansas State: won 93-73 in regular season, won 73-70 in NCAA Tournament
- 1982-83 season vs. Louisiana Tech: lost 86-64 in regular season, lost 72-58 in NCAA Tournament
Each of the aforementioned games was a rematch of a non-conference game. This will be the first time that Texas has played a conference opponent in the NCAA Tournament.
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