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Sidelined but smiling? Syracuse star's remarkable breast cancer battle
She lost her hair but not her smile. She clung tight to one dream and added another. Now declared cancer-free, Tiana Mangakahia is eager to star on the basketball court and off.
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Carrying on Kay Yow's legacy
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Lady Vols survive against in-state rival Vanderbilt
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PLAY 4KAY
For Stacey: A prospect's commitment to his hometown and the mother he lost
Elite college basketball prospect Donovan Clingan has offers to transfer to better programs, but he wants to stay at Bristol Central to break his mother's records.
Play 4Kay: Power of One
Every minute, one woman in the United States is diagnosed with cancer. Former NC State coach Kay Yow knew one person could make a difference in the fight.
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CURRYS SUPPORT SABRINA
IONESCU: 25TH TRIPLE DOUBLE
Steph Curry, daughters on hand for Sabrina Ionescu's 25th triple-double
Sabrina Ionescu had 17 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists as Oregon routed Cal. Steph Curry said it was his daughters' first women's basketball game.
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OREGON
SABALLY TO LEAVE EARLY
WNBA mock draft: How does Sabally's decision to leave Oregon impact the first round?
How will Oregon junior Satou Sabally's decision to forgo her final year of eligibility and head to the WNBA impact the draft's first round?
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Satou Sabally shares decision to go pro after Oregon season
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PAIGE BUECKERS
TOP RECRUIT IN HER CLASS
Future UConn Husky Bueckers has impressive senior night
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Can this one super-prospect revive the greatest dynasty in sports?
Will No. 1 recruit Paige Bueckers be the new star to return UConn to its dynastic glory?
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SDSU women hit 5-straight half-court shots
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ROUNDTABLE
Can SEC topple Pac-12 as best conference? Kentucky holds the key
Kentucky will help carry the SEC flag in March Madness. We also break down the top players who might miss the Big Dance and what's wrong at Oregon State.
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- Ducks' Sabally to enter WNBA draft after season
- Gamecocks' Staley among coach of year finalists
- Rare air: Ionescu vying for second Wade Trophy
- Baylor's Mulkey fastest Div. I coach to 600 wins
- NCAA studies idea of 1 transfer with no penalty
- ACC backs one-time transfer across all sports
- UConn's top-five streak ends in AP women's poll
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Championship Week schedules
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2019-20 women's NCAA basketball conference tournament schedule
Conference tournaments for Division I women's basketball tip off March 1 and end March 15. The women's NCAA bracket will be unveiled on Selection Monday, March 16.
Key dates: NCAA tournament
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2020 March Madness dates, women's NCAA tournament dates, sites, locations
The 2020 women's NCAA tournament field will be announced on Selection Monday, March 16. The Final Four will be played in New Orleans from April 3-5.
All things Ionescu
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The ultimate guide to Oregon women's basketball star Sabrina Ionescu
Triple-double machine Sabrina Ionescu keeps adding to her NCAA career record. We're tracking the journey, the stat watch and the record countdown.
Women's Bracketology
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Which teams are projected No. 1 seeds?
South Carolina, Baylor, Oregon and Maryland are No. 1 seeds in Charlie Creme's latest projection.
