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Women's Power Rankings: The best 16 teams in the country so far
As our rankings debut, South Carolina opens at No. 1 ahead of its date with JuJu Watkins and No. 3 USC.
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Women's College Hoops Scoreboard
Women's Bracketology: Welcome to the No. 1 line, Michigan!
Eye on recruiting
Women's class rankings: Texas, UCLA enter expanded top 10
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2027 five-star fits: UCLA gets No. 11 Nation Williams
Top-10 shakeup
Women's AP Top 25 poll reaction: What to know about each team after Week 1
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Who's No. 1?
The 50 best players in women's college basketball right now
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Commodores
NCAA Women's Basketball
Vandy's Aubrey Galvan on no-look dimes: 'I was just feeling myself'
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NCAA Women's Basketball
Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Loyola Chicago Ramblers: Game Highlights
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NCAA Women's Basketball
MD Ntambue hits the shot vs. Arkansas State Red Wolves
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Top Headlines
- No. 11 recruit Nation Williams follows WNBA All-Star mother's path to UCLA
- NCAA: Multiple transfers tied to lower graduation rates across college sports
- Texas lands Qandace Samuels, No. 10 prospect in class of '27
- Michigan soars to No. 2 in AP women's poll after beating UConn
- Pat Summitt, Willie Mays to be honored on U.S. postal stamps
- Rutgers lands guard MacCalla, ranked 15th in 2027 class
- 🏀 The 50 best players in women's hoops right now
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Predictions for every women's basketball conference champ and player of the year
From the ACC to the WCC, here are the front-runners and favorites for player of the year for all 32 leagues.
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Previewing the women's college basketball season and predicting Final Four, more
From All-America and Final Four picks to predicting teams on the rise and best league races, we preview the season.
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Watkins expected to be No. 1 WNBA draft pick, but lottery still needs to be held
JuJu Watkins, Madison Booker and Hannah Hidalgo are the projected top three picks in ESPN's first mock draft for 2027.
