After hiring former Florida head coach Mike White and former University of Central Florida head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, both Georgia basketball programs have experienced significant turnover.

Here are all the player and staff changes on both Georgia basketball teams so far this offseason as of April 19.

After going undrafted in Monday night’s WNBA draft, former Georgia star Que Morrison has signed a contract to attend training camp with the Atlanta Dream.

On Saturday morning, Georgia announced the hiring of UCF’s Katie Abrahamson-Henderson as the new head coach of the Bulldogs’ women’s basketball program. She is the third full-time head coach in program history along with Andy Landers and Joni Taylor.

Less than a full day after Texas A&M announced the hiring of former Georgia women’s basketball head coach Joni Taylor, Georgia sophomore guard Sarah Ashlee Barker has announced that she intends to transfer.

In a surprising move, Georgia women’s basketball head coach Joni Taylor has left the program to become head coach at Texas A&M.

The Georgia women’s basketball team lost 67-44 to Iowa State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Bulldogs have been eliminated from the tournament, finishing their season 21-10 overall.

In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, sixth seed Georgia defeated No. 11 seed Dayton 70-54.

Georgia women’s basketball was eliminated from the SEC tournament in its first game of the postseason, as No. 11 seed Alabama defeated the No. 6 seed Bulldogs 74-62. The Bulldogs fell to 20-9 this season with the loss and will now begin preparing for the NCAA tournament.

In spite of the rocky finish to the season, Georgia was able to win its final two games against Arkansas and Texas A&M, regaining momentum heading into the postseason.

The Bulldogs enter SEC Tournament play as the No. 6 seed and will play their first game of the tournament on Thursday night against Alabama.

Georgia beat Texas A&M 67-58 in its final game of the 2021-22 regular season on Sunday afternoon. The Bulldogs improved to 20-8 with the victory as well as 9-7 in conference play.

Bench scoring came once again to the rescue as the Georgia women’s basketball team secured a 63-62 road win against Arkansas on Thursday night. The Bulldogs improved to 18-9 on the season and 8-7 in the Southeastern conference with just one game remaining before tournament play.

Georgia women’s basketball fell 65-60 at Auburn on Sunday afternoon. The Bulldogs have now lost four of their last five games in conference play and have fallen to 7-7 in the SEC and 18-8 on the season.

Georgia beat Missouri 74-49 on Thursday night, snapping a three-game losing streak in impressive fashion. The Bulldogs improved to 18-7 with the victory and 7-6 in conference play.

The No. 17 Georgia women’s basketball team suffered a 72-54 blowout loss Sunday afternoon to the No. 1 South Carolina. This latest defeat follows a failed comeback effort on the road at LSU and a heartbreaker at home against rivals Florida. The Bulldogs are now 17-7 on the season and 6-6 in the Southeastern Conference.

In spite of a spirited second half comeback attempt, Georgia women’s basketball came up short against LSU, losing 73-67. The Bulldogs fall to 17-6 overall and 6-5 in conference play with the loss, while the Tigers improve to 20-4 overall and 8-3 in conference games.

The No. 14 ranked Georgia women’s basketball team were defeated 54-51 Sunday afternoon by a surging Florida Gator squad. The Bulldogs now fall to 17-5 on the season and 6-4 in conference play, ranking them sixth in the SEC.

No. 14 Georgia defeated Vanderbilt 71-56 on Thursday night. The Bulldogs improve to 17-4 with the victory while the Commodores fall to 12-11. Jenna Staiti led the Bulldogs in scoring with 16 points, while Que Morrison fought through a first half injury to score 15.

Janiah Barker, who signed with Georgia in November, was named a McDonald’s All-American on Tuesday.

No. 13 Georgia fell in a close one 63-55 against No. 5 Tennessee on Sunday afternoon at Stegeman Coliseum.

Georgia survived a second-half scare against Mississippi State, holding on to earn a 66-63 victory. Georgia improves to 15-4 with the win as well as 4-2 in SEC play.