2022-23 WBB State of Texas Preview: Top-down view of the state in college basketball

The ever-changing landscape continues to shift with Joni Taylor at Texas A&M, Baylor continuing to adjust and UTA becoming a mid-major power again
Cheryl Coward

The landscape of women’s college basketball in Texas is undergoing an evolution. From conference realignments to coaching changes, fans of the sport will have a few new things to get used to in the 2022-23 season. Nonetheless, the outlook for the upcoming season will include some familiar themes.

With the extra year granted to athletes affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020-21, some schools will have fifth- and sixth-year players available. Furthermore, with loaded rosters, Texas and Baylor still command respect nationwide. In any case, the season promises to be an intriguing one.

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