The chartered bus that carried the Texas women’s basketball team to LSU’s Pete Maravich Assembly Center had the name “Champion” stamped on all sides. Maybe the Longhorns will end up that way, cutting down Southeastern Conference and/or NCAA title nets.

Only UConn, Vanderbilt and Texas Tech remain unbeaten after Texas suffered its first loss of the season Sunday, falling 70-65 on the road at No. 12 LSU. The No. 2 Longhorns had matched their best start in program history at 18-0 — a mark set by the 1985-86 undefeated national champions — but couldn’t keep the streak going against the Tigers.

While a few inspired upsets have shaken up the Top 25 in women’s college basketball, a handful of teams remain perfect. The list of undefeateds has shrunk to just three: UConn, Vanderbilt, and Texas Tech,

On Sunday, the No. 12 Tigers survived their semiannual rock fight with Texas in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center and won 70-65, picking up one of the biggest regular-season wins of the Mulkey era.

The Texas women's basketball team is off to a 2-0 start to SEC play, but it hasn't come without some tense moments. The team looks to stay unbeaten in their next conference game at the Moody Center.

Texas A&M women’s basketball falls to 1-3 in conference play after its 91-51 loss to No. 7 Vanderbilt on Sunday.

The No. 7 Vanderbilt women have matched the best start in school history. Mikayla Blakes scored 25 points, Justine Pissott added 22 and the Commodores beat Texas A&M 91-51 on Sunday to improve to 17-0.

Tomorrow’s slate of women’s college basketball features four thrilling top-25 matchups that will captivate fans across the nation. From unbeaten Texas defending their dominance in Baton Rouge to hard-fought battles in conference play, these games promise high stakes and outstanding performances. Here’s a closer look at what to expect.