The Michigan women's basketball team, seeded No. 2, suffered a heavy defeat against top-seeded Texas, losing 77-41 in the Elite Eight. Texas advanced to the Final Four for the second consecutive year, led by Madison Booker鈥檚 19 points and Rori Harmon's impressive 13 assists. The Longhorns dominated early, missing only one shot in the first quarter to establish a significant lead. Despite Michigan's season-best performance with a total of 28 wins, they struggled offensively, finishing with just 22.8% shooting from the field.

By the Numbers
  • Texas shot 46.9% from the field (30 of 64) compared to Michigan鈥檚 22.8% (13 of 57).
  • The Longhorns built a lead as large as 40 points during the game.
State of Play
  • Texas will face UCLA, also a top seed, in the Final Four on Friday in Phoenix.
  • The Wolverines tied their school record with 28 wins this season but fell short of advancing past the Elite Eight.
What's Next

Anticipation builds for the Final Four matchup between Texas and UCLA, a rematch of earlier season competition where Texas claimed victory. The outcome could set the tone for Texas' championship aspirations this year, aiming for their first title since 1986.

Bottom Line

Michigan's promising season ends in disappointment, highlighting the need for offensive improvement moving forward. Meanwhile, Texas' strong performance underscores their consistency as a powerhouse, raising expectations for their upcoming Final Four clash.