NCAA WBB
Women's college basketball Freshmen Tracker: Joyce Edwards leads South Carolina past Oklahoma in top-15 rout - CBSSports.com
Edwards has emerged as No. 2 South Carolina's leading scorer
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Mid-season report card: Grading South Carolina's offense, defense and coaching
South Carolina isn't the No. 1 team in the nation. That honor belongs to UCLA, one of just two undefeated teams in the country. But being ranked No. 1 isn't nec
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First March Madness women's bracket predictions of 2025 | NCAA.com
Autumn Johnson gives her first March Madness women's bracket predictions of 2025 choosing UCLA as her top overall seed.
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Maria Gakdeng: one of the most underrated women's college basketball players
The senior center has been a major part of the UNC women's basketball program's success since she arrived on campus.
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UConn teammates Bueckers and Fudd looking to make up for lost time after injury-filled careers | AP News
UConn stars Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd were the top-ranked recruits in back-to-back classes, but injuries have limited the number of games the two guards have played together.
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Minnesota is missing star Mara Braun again. This time the Gophers are learning how to win | AP News
Minnesota is playing without leading scorer Mara Braun for the second straight season and this time learning how to win without her.
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Gabriela Jaquez could be the key to UCLA's national title dreams - The Next
UCLA junior Gabriela Jaquez established herself as the Bruins' connector in 72-57 win over Baylor in first ever Coretta Scott King Classic.
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WNBA
Aliyah Boston in line for career year with Fever after playing in Unrivaled
Aliyah Boston has already been incredibly successful in the WNBA but after playing in Unrivaled this offseason she may put together her best season yet.
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Phoenix Mercury could be re-setting without Taurasi & Griner
By Jeff Metcalfe The Phoenix Mercury last played a complete season without Diana Taurasi and/or Brittney Griner in 2003. The time may have come, though, for a major re-set around 2024 additions Kahleah Copper and Natasha Cloud. Taurasi is expected to retire after 20 WNBA seasons and Griner is exploring free agency for the first
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Everything We Learned From Unrivaled Opening Weekend
The new league is altering the women’s basketball landscape with its player amenities, salaries, and more.
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