After Friday night’s throttling of Kentucky, the Volunteers are one win away from the accomplishment that has eluded the program forever.

No. 2 seed Tennessee (30-7) defeated No. 3 seed Kentucky (24-12), 78-65, Friday in the Sweet 16 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. Tennessee will next play No. 1 seed Houston (33-4) in the Elite Eight on Sunday in Indianapolis. Tipoff between the Vols and Cougars is scheduled for 2:20 p.m. EDT and will be televised by CBS.

Tennessee Lady Vols basketball and Texas will face off on Friday in March Madness. Here's how to watch, including start time, TV channel and more:

Madison Booker scored 17 points and No. 1-seed Texas outlasted fifth-seeded Tennessee 67-59 in a tight battle Saturday in the Sweet 16 of the women’s NCAA Tournament

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Texas is searching for its first Final Four berth since 2003, while TCU has never even been this close before.

She wanted him to go back to their small-ball lineup that included both point guards, Rori Harmon and Bryanna Preston, on the floor together. They had finished the first quarter combined for a plus-11 in the stat column — the only quarter the top-seeded Longhorns had won to that point against fifth-seeded Tennessee.

After a tight start, Texas pulled ahead, going up by as many as eight points as Tennessee struggled to get successful shots. Tennessee's infamous fast-paced play was a key aspect in this game: The Lady Vols largely controlled the pace,

Madison Booker has been the heart of Texas women's basketball's success in her first two collegiate seasons. As a freshman, Booker helped lead the Longhorns to the Elite Eight. With another win against No.