There is no shortage of blue bloods in the Southeastern Conference of women’s basketball. The Texas Longhorns did not play their best ball according to their head coach, but holding serve against the Tennessee Volunteers in the 43rd meeting of the longtime rivals Thursday night served more than one purpose.

Tennessee holds a 26-16 lead in its all-time series with Texas, and Thursday's contest will be the 35th UT-UT matchup to feature two ranked teams.

The Lady Vols already had their first test at home against the Sooners, losing a close 87-86 contest. Now all eyes turn to Tennessee’s first matchup against the Texas Longhorns, led by head coach Vic Schaefer.

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One of the finest and most salient of women’s basketball rivalries is reengaged Thursday night. And for the first time ever, Texas and Tennessee tip off as conference rivals. The two ranked teams fittingly meet during the SEC’s Pat Summitt memorial initiative.

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More than 3 million viewers tuned into the opening weekend of Unrivaled women’s basketball on cable television, TNT announced Thursday.

With games against Tennessee and Ole Miss on the horizon, the Texas women's basketball team will take a brief break ... Scott King Classic will provide Texas with a top-10 test and national spotlight since Fox is airing the games. Texas coach Vic Schaefer ...

A couple of top-20 SEC squads take the court on Wednesday, Jan. 22 when the No. 16 Ole Miss Rebels host the No. 13 Texas A&M Aggies at The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss.

It was a historic Sunday in Schollmaier Arena, just another notch in a historic season for 9th-ranked TCU Women’s Basketball, as the Horned Frogs survived a late rally to take down No. 25 Baylor 80-75.

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A rough first quarter doomed the Arkansas women’s basketball team at No. 11 Kentucky on Sunday in Lexington, Ky. The Razorbacks (8-14, 1-6 SEC) were outscored by 19 points in the first quarter of an 89-69 loss at Memorial Coliseum. Arkansas trailed by as many as 27.