Lady Vols basketball 2025 signees Mia Pauldo, Deniya Prawl and Jaida Civil are all playing in Tuesday's McDonald's All-American game.

Lady Vols basketball only has a couple scholarships to fill after the 2024-25 season ended with a loss to Texas in the Sweet 16 on Saturday.

Oklahoma led, 3-0, scoring three runs in the third inning. Tennessee posted the comeback victory as it scored five runs in the third inning with redshirt freshman second baseman Ella Dodge hitting a three-run home run and senior shortstop Laura Mealer hitting a two-run double.

Kim Caldwell and the Lady Vols stuck to their full-court press all game against Texas in the Sweet 16, showing the potential of the style of play.

Kaiya Wynn tore her Achilles in the fall, but she decided to still make an impact for Lady Vols basketball in Kim Caldwell's first season.

The Lady Vols ended Oklahoma's 19-game home win streak. Tennessee never trailed in the contest. The Lady Vols led, 1-0, in the second inning after Amayah Doyle hit a two-run home run. Oklahoma scored one run in the third inning and another in the fifth.

Texas women's basketball point guard Rori Harmon said she took the Lady Vols' full-court press personally and took them to task for it.

No. 1 seed Texas (34-3) defeated No. 5 seed Tennessee (24-10), 67-59, Saturday in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. The Longhorns led, 34-30, at halftime before Tennessee rallied to tie the game, 50-50, in the third quarter.