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1dMichael Voepel

WNBA mock draft: Who comes after No. 1 Paige Bueckers?

The No. 2 pick sees an international entry, while Hailey Van Lith, Sedona Prince drop out of the first round.

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2dCharlie Creme

Latson, Miles open Nos. 1-2 in 2025-26 women's college basketball transfer rankings

Ta'Niya Latson (South Carolina), Notre Dame's Olivia Miles (TCU) and Cotie McMahon (Ole Miss) top the transfer rankings.

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7dKevin Pelton

Why Bird, Fowles and Moore are Naismith Hall of Famers -- and the greatest class of women yet

Sue Bird, Sylvia Fowles and Maya Moore were first-ballot selections who make up an unprecedented Hall of Fame class.

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12dESPN

Women's Elite Eight analysis, scores: More from UConn, Texas wins

After wins by UConn and Texas on Monday, the Final Four is set -- and we were there for all the action.

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12dKeith Jenkins

Hailey Van Lith's basketball accolades: NCAA, Olympics, more

Hailey Van Lith has made an impact with basketball at the high school, college and international level. Check out her top accomplishments now.

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13dKevin Pelton

Johnson unsure of WNBA decision after LSU loss

After the LSU Tigers' season ended with a 72-65 loss to the UCLA Bruins in Sunday's regional final, junior guard Flau'Jae Johnson did not have an update on whether she might turn pro early.

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13dESPN

How UCLA, South Carolina punched their women's Final Four tickets -- and their keys to winning in Tampa

Half of the women's Final Four is set after 1-seeds UCLA and South Carolina won in the regional finals Sunday.

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13dKendra Andrews

UCLA shows poise, growth in clutch win over LSU

UCLA caught fire from beyond the arc to hold off LSU and advance to the program's first NCAA Final Four.

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14dCharlie Creme

Women's Elite Eight rankings: All four top seeds advance, but UConn is still the 1

The women's Elite Eight is set. Which team has impressed the most? Which No. 1 seed has plummeted?

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14dKevin Pelton

LSU star Johnson good to play vs. UCLA

LSU star guard Flau'Jae Johnson says she's good to play in Sunday's Elite Eight matchup with UCLA after missing the end of Friday's win due to double vision.

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15dESPN

Your guide to the women's Sweet 16: Pair of 1-seeds advance, Morrow and Betts star

Follow along as we track the first four games of the Sweet 16 in the women's NCAA tournament.

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16dMichael Voepel and Charlie Creme and Kendra Andrews and Alexa Philippou

Ranking the 25 best players in the women's Sweet 16: From Betts and Bueckers to Strong and Van Lith

Does Paige Bueckers, Lauren Betts or Hannah Hidalgo takes over the top spot in our Sweet 16 player rankings?

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18dCharlie Creme and Alexa Philippou and Kendra Andrews

Picks, predictions, key players for every women's Sweet 16 game

Why might every Sweet 16 team win its regional semifinal matchup in Birmingham and Spokane? We predict the winners.

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18dShane Laflin

How No. 1 Aaliyah Chavez's decision changes the top 25 recruiting classes

No. 1 recruit Aliyah Chavez's commitment boosts Oklahoma from 25th to 15th in the recruiting class rankings.

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18dMichael Voepel

WNBA mock draft: Where does USC's Iriafen land after No. 1 Bueckers?

Azzi Fudd is returning to UConn, but Kiki Iriafen, Hailey Van Lith and Georgia Amoore have upped their stock ahead of April's WNBA draft.

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18dCharlie Creme

Women's Sweet 16 rankings: UConn is No. 1, USC holds tight at No. 4 as Trojans await word on Watkins

The Sweet 16 is set, and there's a new No. 1. But all eyes are on USC and injured JuJu Watkins.

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19dESPN

March Madness Day 4: Results, analysis as women's Sweet 16 is set

We tracked the final eight games of the women's second round seal this year's Sweet 16 field -- from epic wins to JuJu Watkins' devastating injury.

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21dESPN

Women's March Madness: Day 2 analysis, scores, highlights

We tracked all 16 games on the second day of the women's NCAA tournament -- here's everything you missed.

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21dCharlie Creme

UCLA, South Carolina or UConn at No. 1? Ranking the 32 teams remaining in the women's NCAA bracket

Which 1-seed got passed by UConn? UCLA or South Carolina for No. 1 overall? We rank the 32 teams that advanced.

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23dMichael Voepel and Alexa Philippou and Charlie Creme

Can South Carolina run it back? Will UConn end title drought? ESPN experts predict Final Four, national champ

Which team will cut down the nets in Tampa? ESPN's experts pick the Final Four, the title game matchup and 2025 champion.

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25dMichael Voepel and Charlie Creme and Kendra Andrews and Alexa Philippou

JuJu Watkins, Paige Bueckers and the best 25 players in women's March Madness

Who are the top players in the women's NCAA tournament? Does JuJu Watkins, Paige Bueckers, Hannah Hidalgo or Lauren Betts top the list?

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27dCharlie Creme

Women's March Madness instant bracket: Charlie Creme predicts every line of the 2025 bracket

The 2025 March Madness bracket is set. Charlie Creme predicts every game of the women's NCAA tournament.

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30dMichael Voepel and Alexa Philippou and Charlie Creme and Kendra Andrews

Watkins, Bueckers, Hidalgo headline All-America team -- but who's player of the year?

With Selection Sunday looming, ESPN's experts name their women's college basketball player of the year, All-Americans and biggest surprise.

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33dESPN

How the power conference tournaments shook up the AP Top 25

We look at the jumbled rankings and offer a stat to know on each team as Selection Sunday nears.