Texas downloads Vanderbilt, Madison Boker records 1000 Career Point – The Daily Texan

Senior guard Rory Harmon tries to steal the ball during the Texas game against Deb’s Vanderbilt. 6, 2025.

It is difficult to choose only one excellent blocked shot from the physical victory of the Texas basketball against Vanderbilt on Thursday night.

There was the first quarter of Rory Harmon’s senior guard to overthrow Komodor’s Basket Jane Nababa, putting a tone for a quick play and fired in the center of Moody. Then, the junior center of Kyla Alder’s block of Vanderbilt Madison Green’s security guards in the fourth quarter made the crowd explode.

But the real star of the night was the sophomore Madison Booker, who had two blocks, 20 buckets and also accidentally recorded his 1000 point in the career in only 60 games in Texas.

The chief coach Vic Schaefer said he did it easy, but Bouker assured that the press was taking a lot of hard work and all the invisible hours of shooting, watching a movie and learning the game was paid.

“She’s so unique and this special,” Schaefer said. “She is such a big part of the player.”

Booker’s teammate, senior guard Shay Hall, was another Longhorn, who stood out in the seventh consecutive texas victory. Hall went to a hot series with three indicators and only scored 10 points only in the first quarter. With four three directors, she tied her season against Notre Dame in early December.

After a little more than a minute left and the time was wound on the watch clock, Hole took advantage of the back line of the three points, straightening the crowd of his feet and inspiring cheers for Texas Battle.

“My teammates just found me in really good places, and just the way the game was running, we get a good look,” Holly said. “But this is always defense first. And then, I think that as a team it helps when we stop. “

Longhorns failed to completely close the best Vanderbilt shooters with freshman Michael Blax and sophomore Camille Pierre, who put 22 and 26 points respectively. Still, Commodores could not stop the depth of Texas.

This was made clear in the form of freshman Jordan Lee 12 points, which went 3-5 on three directors, sinking two at the end of the second half. Lee became a consistent associate of the Texas bench, taking part of the groin for early Alia Moore.

No. 4 Longhorns will host No. 2 South Carolina on Sunday, striving to withdraw the victory of revenge after losing to Gamecocks in January.