Giant Women's Basketball Final Four

This year's Women's College Basketball Final 4 is stacked with giants who can do it all.

Yukon, South Carolina, UCLA, and Texas rolled into Phoenix with 36 players 6 feet or taller

that's more than half their combined rosters.

These aren't just rim protectors, they're scorers, shooters, and playmakers flipping the game on its head.

Take Texas Junior Madison Booker, a 6 foot 1 guard coaches call a mini-Kevin Durant.

She drains mid-range jumpers, blows by defenders, posts up, hits threes, and locks down on D with steals and vision that feeds the break.

Everyone's buzzing about how women's hoops has evolved beyond the old back to the basketball.

The average American woman stands 5 foot 3, but these squads tower over that, blending size with guard-like moves that make them nearly unstoppable.

UCLA's Lauren Betts leaves the charge at 6 foot 7, dropping 18.5 points and 7 rebounds a game on 60% shooting.

Texas counters with 6 foot 6 Kyla Oldacre and 6 foot 4 Brea Cunningham, fueling the long horns top defense that holds foes under 56 points.

Yukon's 6 foot 2 Sarah Strong averages 18 points, 7 boards, and dishes assists while shooting threes, and South Carolina's.

6 foot 3 Joyce Edwards and 6 foot 6 Medina Oco dominate inside out.

As these matchups heat up, UCLA versus Texas Bix first, then Yukon facing South Carolina.

The blend of height, skill, and versatility promises battles, where size seals championships.

That wraps El Paso news today.

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I'm Corey with the story.