Summary
The Texas Longhorns women's basketball team faces changes as three key players, including top recruit Aaliyah Crump, have entered the transfer portal. Crump had been a promising player despite an inconsistent first year due to injury, and her departure adds to the team's roster shake-up. Texas aims to maintain competitiveness with a strong incoming recruiting class.
Key Facts
- Aaliyah Crump, a five-star recruit, is leaving the Texas Longhorns via the transfer portal.
- Crump's first year was affected by a foot injury and inconsistent playtime, averaging 7.9 points per game.
- Two other players, Justice Carlton and Aaliyah Moore, are also entering the transfer portal, impacting the team.
- Crump, Carlton, and Moore were key contributors to Texas reaching the Final Four.
- Despite these changes, Texas has the No. 2 ranked 2026 recruiting class joining the team.
- New recruits include Addison Bjorn and Brihanna Crittendon, and guards Amalia Holguin and Aaliah Spaight.
- ESPN ranks Texas as the No. 2 team for the upcoming season, indicating high expectations.
