Sedona Prince, a standout player for TCU, did not get selected in the 2025 WNBA Draft despite impressive college statistics. The 24-year-old center averaged 18.1 points and 9.5 rebounds in two seasons at TCU, positioning her as a potential first-round pick. However, off-the-court allegations of sexual and physical abuse may have influenced WNBA general managers' decisions not to draft her.
Multiple women, including Prince's partners and ex-girlfriends, accused her of sexual and physical abuse between 2019 and 2025. These allegations were reported in detail by the Washington Post in February. Despite Prince denying all accusations and not facing NCAA or TCU sanctions, the allegations likely impacted her draft prospects due to concerns raised by anonymous WNBA general managers and potential fan backlash.
While Prince's on-court abilities and stature at 6-foot-7 made her a promising prospect, concerns over the serious off-court allegations and her age - turning 25 in May - contributed to her going undrafted. With the possibility of pursuing opportunities as a free agent or internationally, Prince's future in professional basketball remains uncertain following her absence from the 2025 WNBA Draft.