New teams are in this week’s top spots for men’s and women’s basketball in the Sun Belt Conference. Upset victories and convincing wins contributed to major shake ups in these new power rankings.
The Shorthorn sports desk introduces: staff picks.
As a result of the trade, the Wings will receive a 2020 fifth pick, a 2020 seventh pick via Seattle and a future first round pick.
Upset victories resulted in a lot of movement in this week's power rankings from sports reporter Chris Amaya.
Check out the The Shorthorn sports desk's picks for this week, along with guest picker Jacob Reyes, life and entertainment editor.
Though the team matched the Chanticleers’ physicality in the first quarter, head coach Krista Gerlich attributed the loss primarily to lacking offensive aggression.
The Lady Mavericks will take on Coastal Carolina University at College Park Center on Feb. 8, with a win putting them back in contention for the Sun Belt Conference title.
Check out The Shorthorn sports desk's predictions for the Sun Belt Conference basketball matchups, along with special guest picker associate news editor Angelica Perez.
Some teams moved down a few spots while others climbed from the very bottom of the table since sports reporter Chris Amaya's rankings last week. Find out why.
Some teams moved down a few spots while others climbed from the very bottom of the table since sports reporter Chris Amaya's rankings last week. Find out why.
In the mind of head coach Krista Gerlich, the women’s basketball team needed one final piece to take its program to the next level.
Introducing The Shorthorn sports desk's staff picks, featuring predictions from our sports editor and sports reporters, along with a special guest picker every week.
Basketball beat reporter Chris Amaya is here to give you his assessments of the men’s and women’s teams within the Sun Belt Conference.
Read about the trials and tribulations of the men’s and women’s basketball teams faced heading into Sun Belt Conference play.
For the fourth time this season, senior forward Marie Benson has earned the honor of Sun Belt Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week.
The women’s basketball team (11-7, 5-1) came out with a win on National Girls and Women in Sports Day, overpowering the University of Louisiana Monroe 72-34 on Saturday at College Park Center.
The Lady Mavericks hosted the University of Louisiana at Lafayette on Jan. 16 at College Park Center. UTA defeated the Ragin' Cajuns 79-52 on the annual Kids Day, when children from the school district are invited to watch. Senior forward Marie Benson scored a game-high 30 points while also …
Claps and roars flooded the atmosphere as Kids Day took over College Park Center on Thursday afternoon. About 5714 students were present to witness the women’s basketball team (10-7, 4-1) defeat the University of Louisiana at Lafayette 79-52.
The event will inform fans about the upcoming WNBA season during the game against the University of Louisiana Monroe on Jan. 18 at College Park Center.
Streaks are meant to be broken.
With the nonconference season completed, the Lady Mavericks will host their Sun Belt Conference opener on Thursday.
The Lady Mavericks will face Southern Methodist University at 2 p.m. Sunday at College Park Center.
The women’s basketball team (5-3) remained perfect at home after grinding out a 68-62 victory over Wright State University on Wednesday at College Park Center.
Krista Gerlich, women’s basketball head coach, and associate head coach Talby Justus juggle time for their teams and their kids, no matter the distance.
Senior forward Marie Benson had a 27-point effort against Grambling State University and scored 16 points against Kansas State University to earn the honor.
The women’s basketball team (1-0) soared over Chicago State University to win 84-53 on Saturday at College Park Center for its Homecoming game to start the season.
Alumnus Emory Estes remembers how the sound of the Victory Bell filled the stadium following a big play or touchdown during UTA football games.
A primer for new fans to the sport who may not have attended a Homecoming basketball game before.
Sophomore guard Claire Chastain was selected to the Preseason All-Sun Belt Second Team, and sophomore guard Katie Ferrell was named in the Preseason All-Sun Belt Third Team.
Danny Wardell, women’s basketball strength and conditioning coach, incentivizes players with a WWE title belt and bragging rights.
Cooler temperatures, falling leaves and the return of UTA basketball are just a few things you can expect as the fall semester winds down.
