Women’s college basketball bracket watch: Could UConn, Texas or LSU claim a No. 1 seed?
A mid-February meeting with Texas could decide who holds the cards to own the top No. 2 seed in the bracket, and there’s an opportunity to steal a line if the SEC winds up with two No. 1 seeds (a possibility). Or LSU could earn it outright by winning the SEC tournament.
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UConn's Sarah Strong and Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes have proven themselves as the most consistent and impactful freshmen in ...
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Prepare for Thursday’s women’s college basketball clash between the VCU Rams and the Duquesne Dukes on Peacock. Coverage ...
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UCLA, the only unbeaten Division I team remaining, is on track to continue its best season in program history.
Nine former Western Oregon University’s women’s basketball players filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the university, two ...
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