Longhorns Daily News: Texas WBB signee Aaliyah Crump named an McDonald’s All-American

Plus: Texas WBB picks up another SEC win

Aaliyah Crump, Texas Longhorns women’s basketball’s only signee of this year’s recruiting class, has been named a McDonald’s All-American. Crump, a fivelonghorns-with-banks-blue-conner/” title=”NFL draft declarations beginning for Texas Longhorns with Banks, Blue, Conner”>-star recruit, is a senior in high school in Minnesota. She signed with the Longhorns in November last year.

“I’m excited and proud to announce the signing of Aaliyah Crump to our program,” Texas women’s basketball head coach Vic Schaefer said in a news release, according to 247Sports. “Aaliyah is someone we identified several years ago as a young lady who would continue to develop into an elite basketball player and someone who could be an incredible student athlete here at The University of Texas. She is already a state champion, a USA Basketball gold medalist and I believe the best is yet to come.”

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

Austin American-Statesman: Spencer, Harrison among pitchers vying for spots in Texas rotation

Austin American-Statesman: Jahdae Barron draft profile: NFL scouting report for Texas DB

247Sports: Texas Longhorns’ football winter workouts get under way

247Sports: Did Texas football have a successful offseason?

247Sports: New CBS Sports NFL Mock Draft has Jahdae Barron first off the board for Texas

Inside Texas: Working through the coach speak: Everything we learned from Jim Schlossnagle’s season-opening press conference

Inside Texas: How Texas basketball is restoring the juice after a thrilling comeback win

Inside Texas: How Gunnar Helm and Andrew Mukuba can raise their NFL Draft stock at the Senior Bowl

Inside Texas: Three Longhorns make On3’s list of Impact Top 25 players for the 2025 season

Inside Texas: The toughest Texas Longhorns heading into the 2025 offseason

Inside Texas: Texas 2025 Roster Audit: Tight ends looking to fill big shoes

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

Texas rallies from 22-point deficit as Tramon Mark hits the game winner in 70-69 victory

Report: Texas edge Colton Vasek to undergo shoulder surgery

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

247Sports: The Stampede: Five visitors from Saturday’s Junior Day that have the highest chances to end up at Texas

247Sports: Everything you need to know about newly offered fascinating four-star DL Valdin Sone

247Sports: Do-it-all ATH Jermaine Bishop Jr. calls Texas Junior Day a ‘special’ visit

247Sports: Top247 edge rusher Shaun Scott recaps Texas visit

Inside Texas: A closer look at transfer portal additions Travis Shaw and Cole Brevard

Inside Texas: The humanity of the Texas Longhorns’ 2025 Junior Day

SEC SHOWDOWN

Austin American-Statesman: Texas women’s basketball moves up rankings after a hard week

Dallas Morning News: 3 takeaways from Texas A&M-Texas: Aggies’ 22-point lead withers away in loss to Longhorns

Good Bull Hunting: Texas A&M is the consensus preseason No. 1 in college baseball

Rock M Nation: Study Hall: Mizzou 83, Ole Miss 75

And The Valley Shook: LSU hiring Aman Anand as special teams coach

Red Cup Rebellion: Outrageously early speculation about the 2025 football depth chart

Rocky Top Talk: Tennessee lets one slip away late to No. 1 Auburn, 53-51

Anchor Of Gold: It’s time to talk about the SEC’s stupid court-storming policy

Roll ‘Bama Roll: Alabama struggles to defeat LSU, 80-73

A Sea Of Blue: Malachi Moreno and Kaelyn Carroll make McDonald’s All-American Game

WHAT WE’RE READING

SB Nation: This is the Eagles’ Super Bowl to lose

SB Nation: Chiefs’ sneaky 4th-down blitz to beat the Bills was pure Steve Spagnuolo brilliance

SB Nation: Dalton Kincaid’s drop is even more heartbreaking for Bills with this angle

NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND

• Texas women’s basketball beat Ole Miss over the weekend.