Three of the top 4 teams faced each other in Vegas, so it’s only fitting that the top 4 is included. Wins and losses indicate where these teams should rank, so let’s take a look at how one of them, the Texas Longhorns, stacks up in this week’s Power 10 rankings.
1. UConn (Prev 1)
UConn still holds the No. 1 spot despite the players’ era being spiced up. They have overcome all challenges, remained undefeated and continue to look like they should be defending their title.
2. Texas (Previous 4)
The Longhorns beat South Carolina and UCLA, the nation’s No. 2 and No. 3 teams, to win the Player Era Tournament. MVP Rory Harmon made a splash, taking control late in the game, setting the pace and taking command of both sides.
RORY HARMON. ICE IN HIS VEINS. 🥶@TexasWBB WIN @Players_Era 🔥 BIG SHOT pic.twitter.com/cxgrFh1dqO
– TNT Sports US (@TNTSportsUS) November 28, 2025
3. South Carolina (Previous 2)
A one-ball loss to Texas dropped them one spot, but the Gamecocks look like title contenders with their depth, size and defensive pressure.
4. UCLA (Previous 3)
Again, the Bruins fell to Texas in Vegas, but bounced back with strong wins against Duke and Tennessee. In both games, multiple players stepped up and showed their elite balance and inner strength for the Bruins’ third win of the season.
5. LSU (Previous 5)
The Tigers have scored 100+ points in all eight games. LSU will hit the road to face Duke in the ACC/SEC Challenge
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6. Michigan (Previous 6)
The Wolverines are still hot, shooting 50.7 percent from the field and averaging 91.2 points per game.
7. Maryland (Formerly 7)
The Terps are a perfect 9-0 this season, scoring a season-high 95 points on Thanksgiving, shooting 100% against Hofstra behind five different players (Saylor Poffenbarger, Isimenme Ozzie-Momodu, Mir McLean, Marya Boyko, Breanna Williams).
Bay dagger 🎯#NCAAWBB x 🎥 FloHoops / @TerpsWBB
pic.twitter.com/Wc0jU05Cuo— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) November 27, 2025
8. Oklahoma (Previous 8)
Oklahoma beat Florida State 109-91 thanks to Aaliyah Chavez’ 29 points to win the Great Egret Division championship Sunday night at the GEICO Coconut Hoops.
9. TCU (Formerly 9)
Olivia Miles, Martha Suarez and Donovan Hunter combined for 53 points as the Horned Frogs beat UAB 82-61 in the Cancun Challenge.
10. Iowa (Previous 10)
Sophomore Ava Hayden Fairfield led Iowa Sunday’s game with her fifth double-double of the season with 18 points, 16 rebounds, a career-high four assists and four steals as the Hokies remained undefeated on the season.
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