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Texas 85-68 Ole Miss (Mar 7, 2026) Game Recap
GREENVILLE, S.C. — — Preseason All-American Madison Booker had 31 points, 11 rebounds and five assists and No. 4 Texas pulled away in the fourth quarter and beat 24th-ranked Mississippi 85-68 Saturday to reach the Southeastern Conference Tournament championship game for the second straight season.
Kyla Oldacre was strong in the paint with 19 points and eight rebounds for the Longhorns (30-3), who’ll face No. 3 South Carolina (31-2) in a rematch of last year’s title game which the Gamecocks won 64-45.
Cotie McMahon and Denim DeShields each 20 points for Mississippi (23-11), which was outscored 28-13 in the fourth quarter.
The Rebels reached the semifinal round after a stunning win over No. 5 Vanderbilt in which they jumped out to a 23-2 lead and led by 32 in the third quarter before holding off a late rally by the Commodores.
No. 4 Women's Basketball defeats No. 24 Ole Miss to advance to championship of SEC Tournament
Madison Booker recorded career-high 31 points along with 11 rebounds and five assists.
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Madison Booker put up career-high 31 points along with 11 rebounds and five assists as the No. 4 Texas Women's Basketball team took down No. 7 seed Ole Miss, 85-68, to advance to the SEC Tournament championship game.Â
Booker became the first player this century with at least 30 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists in a women's SEC tournament game.Â
Along with Booker, two other Longhorns registered double digits in scoring. Kyla Oldacre notched 19 points with eight rebounds while Jordan Lee added 14 points, two rebounds, and three assists in the win. Texas dominated the paint with 44 points and grabbed 35 rebounds.
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With SEC Tournament run over all focus is now on the NCAA Tournament for Ole Miss
The madness of March can officially get underway for No. 24 Ole Miss after its run through this week’s Southeastern Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament concluded on Saturday.
A 85-68 loss to No. 4 Texas in the semifinals sends the Rebels (23-11) home to Oxford where they now will get a week to rest and wait to see what their NCAA Tournament fate is on Selection Sunday.
Despite wins over Auburn and No. 5 Vanderbilt it was going to take getting to the final day and more than likely cutting down the net as the SEC Tournament champions to get back in the host seed conversation. Though a second win over the Commodores, and the third win over a top-five team this season, was enough for Ole Miss to move back up to being a projected 5 Seed.
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