College team news:
Which teams have the best chance to upset UConn?
The East coast Huskies are ready for another ride to the top.
Tennessee's "Fab Four" is poised to bring the program back.
Washington is back to square one after the best program run in history.
South Florida season preview.
The new-look Hurricanes look to continue their success. Season preview.
Northwestern enters an uncertain era marked by youth and inexperience.
Youthful Oregon State still carries high expectations.
Georgia is looking to replace Pachis Roberts.
Indiana State is focusing on pace and space in its rebuilding effort.
Cincinnati looks to build on success after their first winning season in a decade.
The Central Arkansas Sugar Bears aim for a breakthrough.
JMU is set to go on without Precious Hall.
MAC East favorites Buffalo returns four starters.
TCU is eyeing a postseason run.
Analyzing the winning formula for Seton Hall.
FGCU could get a big boost from freshman walk-on Alyssa Blair.
Duquesne preview.
College player news:
ESPN's top 25 players: 11-15.
Morgan William's shot still resonates throughout the college ranks.
Leaonna Odom headlines the Duke supporting cast around an elite backcourt.
Stanford's seniors are stepping up.
Kayla Michael leads a deep Missouri bench.
Western Kentucky's Tashia Brown ditches the goggles, enters last season with clear vision.
Lauren Whitlatch is eager to return to Penn after tearing her ACL last season.
Junior guard Natisha Hiedeman brings 'razz and dazz' to Marquette.
Kayla Goth is adapting to the point guard role for Kansas State.
Indiana Miss Basketball Whitney Jennings returns to her Hoosier roots.
College coach news:
Missouri coach Robin Pingeton still carries the lessons of her father. (This story is a must-read!)
New ODU coach Nikki McCray-Penson is out to build a bigger, better basketball team.
Vanderbilt coach Stephanie White discusses the team's recent National Anthem protest.
Five things to know about new Miami (Ohio) coach Megan Duffy.
Coach Matt Bollant is moving Eastern Illinois in the right direction.
NCAA news:
NCAA female basketball players graduate at a 90 percent rate.
National Signing Day:
Slideshow.
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