Upsets:
UCLA toppled No. 2 Oregon, 74-69. The Ducks were playing without Ruthy Hebard and the Bruins rallied from 22 behind.
Butler rallied to take down No. 11 Marquette, 61-57.
Cal upended No. 17 Arizona State, 69-60.
Almost-upsets:
No. 7 Stanford survived Arizona, 56-54.
No. 12 Oregon State held off USC, 68-61.
More results:
Georgetown 51, Seton Hall 43
Penn 79, Columbia 56
Princeton 68, Cornell 64
Colorado 72, Washington State 61
Utah 88, Washington 56
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
From ACC basement to NCAA Tournament hopeful: how Clemson was turned around so quickly.
Utah won tonight, but saw freshman standout Dre'Una Edwards injured.
No. 20 Iowa will need to play its best basketball to beat No. 1 Baylor.
College player news:
Destiny Slocum has proven to be a good fit at Oregon State.
On and off the court, Texas point guard Sug Sutton likes to take charge.
Emily Engstler's block parties add an extra dimension for Syracuse.
Utah's seniors have left an indelible mark on the program, and they want to end their years on a high note.
Vivian Gray is trying to lead Oklahoma State out of a tough stretch.
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley is hopeful Te'a Cooper can return Sunday after being injured in last night's game.
Rutgers senior forward Caitlin Jenkins has been dismissed from the team.
College coach news:
Dawn Staley is still searching for her team's signature win.
Kim Barnes Arico: from Mastic Beach to Michigan - an underdog's story.
UMBC coach Phil Stern has resigned.
Bonus:
Former WNBA president Lisa Borders resigned from her new job at Time's Up after her son was accused of sexual assault.
Friday, February 22, 2019
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Another day of amazing storylines
Upsets:
Indiana stopped No. 10 Iowa, 75-73, on a last-second floater.
No. 16 Kentucky took down No. 13 South Carolina, 65-57.
Virginia Tech upended No. 14 Miami, 73-65.
Almost upset:
No. 8 Maryland escaped, 71-69 over Minnesota, on the back of Kaila Charles.
More results.....and some are QUITE interesting:
No. 5 Notre Dame 89, Duke 61
No. 6 Mississippi State 80, Ole Miss 66
No. 15 Gonzaga 74, Santa Clara 61
No. 21 Texas A&M 79, Tennessee 62
Ohio State 77, Michigan State 70
Michigan 86, Rutgers 76
Penn State 72, Purdue 61
Georgia 93, Arkansas 83
Georgia Tech 75, Clemson 53
North Carolina 93, Boston College 78
Nebraska 71, Northwestern 64
Pepperdine 96, Pacific 76
Loyola Marymount 69, Saint Mary's 56
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
Milestone:
Arike Ogunbowale passed Skylar Diggins as Notre Dame's all-time leading scorer.
College team news:
Oregon is preparing for senior weekend without Ruthy Hebard.
Arizona State closes the regular season facing for NCAA-caliber teams.
Oregon State's defense is taking shape with improved post presence.
South Dakota has won 11 straight.
It's gut check time for Michigan State after dropping their third straight.
College player news:
Bridget Carleton has exceeded expectations and now has a shot at Iowa State's all-time scoring record.
Utah's seniors are building for the future. And they want to end their home court careers on a high note.
UCLA guard Japreece Dean is hitting her stride.
UConn's Olivia Nelson-Ododa is earning playing time with "dirty work."
BYU is back on track after a slump, and Brenna Chase is a big reason why.
Maya Caldwell is cementing her place in Georgia's starting lineup.
Aarion McDonald's work ethic and quick learning curve lead Arizona's resurgence.
Oregon State's Katie McWilliams fulfilled her basketball dream by staying home.
Colorado's Kennedy Leonard and Alexis Robinson are set for their final home games.
Former Ute Emily Potter has become a health advocate.
Seven DII post players ready to make an impact in the postseason.
College coach news:
Two days after giving birth, Georgia coach Joni Taylor returned to the huddle tonight to coach her team. Pictures.
Kelly Graves podcast.
Adia Barnes has Arizona on the rise.
Q&A with UMES coach Fred Batchelor.
Purdue Fort Wayne coach Niecee Nelson has been cleared of wrongdoing.
WNBA news:
New owner Joe Tsai is providing resources to the Liberty, and Isiah Thomas is out.
Veteran Noelle Quinn has retired and joined the Seattle Storm's coaching staff.
Bonus:
How the NBA's Indiana Pacers became a top destination for hiring women.
Indiana stopped No. 10 Iowa, 75-73, on a last-second floater.
No. 16 Kentucky took down No. 13 South Carolina, 65-57.
Virginia Tech upended No. 14 Miami, 73-65.
Almost upset:
No. 8 Maryland escaped, 71-69 over Minnesota, on the back of Kaila Charles.
More results.....and some are QUITE interesting:
No. 5 Notre Dame 89, Duke 61
No. 6 Mississippi State 80, Ole Miss 66
No. 15 Gonzaga 74, Santa Clara 61
No. 21 Texas A&M 79, Tennessee 62
Ohio State 77, Michigan State 70
Michigan 86, Rutgers 76
Penn State 72, Purdue 61
Georgia 93, Arkansas 83
Georgia Tech 75, Clemson 53
North Carolina 93, Boston College 78
Nebraska 71, Northwestern 64
Pepperdine 96, Pacific 76
Loyola Marymount 69, Saint Mary's 56
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
Milestone:
Arike Ogunbowale passed Skylar Diggins as Notre Dame's all-time leading scorer.
College team news:
Oregon is preparing for senior weekend without Ruthy Hebard.
Arizona State closes the regular season facing for NCAA-caliber teams.
Oregon State's defense is taking shape with improved post presence.
South Dakota has won 11 straight.
It's gut check time for Michigan State after dropping their third straight.
College player news:
Bridget Carleton has exceeded expectations and now has a shot at Iowa State's all-time scoring record.
Utah's seniors are building for the future. And they want to end their home court careers on a high note.
UCLA guard Japreece Dean is hitting her stride.
UConn's Olivia Nelson-Ododa is earning playing time with "dirty work."
BYU is back on track after a slump, and Brenna Chase is a big reason why.
Maya Caldwell is cementing her place in Georgia's starting lineup.
Aarion McDonald's work ethic and quick learning curve lead Arizona's resurgence.
Oregon State's Katie McWilliams fulfilled her basketball dream by staying home.
Colorado's Kennedy Leonard and Alexis Robinson are set for their final home games.
Former Ute Emily Potter has become a health advocate.
Seven DII post players ready to make an impact in the postseason.
College coach news:
Two days after giving birth, Georgia coach Joni Taylor returned to the huddle tonight to coach her team. Pictures.
Kelly Graves podcast.
Adia Barnes has Arizona on the rise.
Q&A with UMES coach Fred Batchelor.
Purdue Fort Wayne coach Niecee Nelson has been cleared of wrongdoing.
WNBA news:
New owner Joe Tsai is providing resources to the Liberty, and Isiah Thomas is out.
Veteran Noelle Quinn has retired and joined the Seattle Storm's coaching staff.
Bonus:
How the NBA's Indiana Pacers became a top destination for hiring women.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Just try to take all this news in
Tourney time:
The NCAA has revealed Final Four details.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule is packed with intensity
College team news:
Sunday's South Dakota-South Dakota State game is a must-see match up.
The top seeds are still up for grabs in the final two weeks of Pac-12 play.
Breaking down the postseason for the Pac-12's bubble teams.
A poor Mountain West is hurting Boise State's chances of an at-large Tourney bid.
Iowa looks to finish strong.
It's another feature on surging Rice. But you know who did the first one.
All eyes are on the Oregon schools right now.
Syracuse will set an attendance record this season.
UCLA is picking up speed as it races toward March.
Minnesota is back in the March Madness discussion.
Freshmen have been key contributors for Kent State.
Attendance rankings.
ESPNW's bi-weekly mid-major rankings.
College player news:
Arike Ogunbowale is closing in on Skylar Diggins' scoring record at Notre Dame.
Megan Gustafson is at the top of her game.
Oregon's Ruthy Hebard is questionable for Friday's game, though an MRI showed no structural damage to her knee from Monday's match up.
Three UConn starters are peaking at the right time.
Napheesa Collier has started 100 straight games for UConn.
Syracuse star Isis Young gave a surprise pep talk to a high school team.
Jill Townsend is bringing grit and hustle to Gonzaga.
Iowa State's Alexa Middleton is balancing fundamentals and flash.
Hannah Whitish looks to be more aggressive for Nebraska.
The NCAA's starting five for the week.
College coach news:
Georgia coach Joni Taylor's display of strength in the hours leading up to the birth of her daughter.
Podcast with Oregon State's Scott Rueck.
First-year coach Melissa Jackson is infusing enthusiasm into Akron.
Hampton coach David Six had a stroke last year and came back to coach. Will receive the Pat Summitt Most Courageous Award.
Why Mississippi State's Vic Schaefer did something he's never done in his coaching career.
High school news:
Maori Davenport's season ended with a stunning loss today in Alabama's regional.
Her lawsuit was dismissed shortly thereafter.
WNBA and international news:
The Liberty are excited for the upcoming season, with new owners.
The Wings have announced their coaching staff.
Senegal's Khady Camara hopes to go global.
The NCAA has revealed Final Four details.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule is packed with intensity
College team news:
Sunday's South Dakota-South Dakota State game is a must-see match up.
The top seeds are still up for grabs in the final two weeks of Pac-12 play.
Breaking down the postseason for the Pac-12's bubble teams.
A poor Mountain West is hurting Boise State's chances of an at-large Tourney bid.
Iowa looks to finish strong.
It's another feature on surging Rice. But you know who did the first one.
All eyes are on the Oregon schools right now.
Syracuse will set an attendance record this season.
UCLA is picking up speed as it races toward March.
Minnesota is back in the March Madness discussion.
Freshmen have been key contributors for Kent State.
Attendance rankings.
ESPNW's bi-weekly mid-major rankings.
College player news:
Arike Ogunbowale is closing in on Skylar Diggins' scoring record at Notre Dame.
Megan Gustafson is at the top of her game.
Oregon's Ruthy Hebard is questionable for Friday's game, though an MRI showed no structural damage to her knee from Monday's match up.
Three UConn starters are peaking at the right time.
Napheesa Collier has started 100 straight games for UConn.
Syracuse star Isis Young gave a surprise pep talk to a high school team.
Jill Townsend is bringing grit and hustle to Gonzaga.
Iowa State's Alexa Middleton is balancing fundamentals and flash.
Hannah Whitish looks to be more aggressive for Nebraska.
The NCAA's starting five for the week.
College coach news:
Georgia coach Joni Taylor's display of strength in the hours leading up to the birth of her daughter.
Podcast with Oregon State's Scott Rueck.
First-year coach Melissa Jackson is infusing enthusiasm into Akron.
Hampton coach David Six had a stroke last year and came back to coach. Will receive the Pat Summitt Most Courageous Award.
Why Mississippi State's Vic Schaefer did something he's never done in his coaching career.
High school news:
Maori Davenport's season ended with a stunning loss today in Alabama's regional.
Her lawsuit was dismissed shortly thereafter.
WNBA and international news:
The Liberty are excited for the upcoming season, with new owners.
The Wings have announced their coaching staff.
Senegal's Khady Camara hopes to go global.
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
The day after
Pretty quiet on the surface of the news front, but I mined and mined and got some great nuggets.........
College team news:
Miami is the NCAA's team of the week.
Could Oregon and Oregon State both play in the NCAA Sweet 16 in Portland?
Both teams have risen to elite status.
The Beaver's win over the Ducks last night has boosted their confidence.
The plot thickens for Oregon.
Baylor can clinch a share of their ninth straight Big 12 title tomorrow.
Iowa State is increasingly reliant on their starting five.
Streaking Miami Ohio wants more.
Drexel is eyeing a Tournament run after a big win.
Indiana is starving for a win.
College player news:
Naismith defensive POY semifinalists.
Arizona State's international players are thriving in the desert environment.
Caitlin Hose is seeing more minutes at Georgia.
Senior guard Adrianna Hahn hopes to lead Villanova to the Tournament.
Long-distance dialing is still the hallmark of Suzanne Gilreath's game for Wisconsin.
Q&A with Oklahoma freshman Nydia Lampkin.
Hawaii's leading scorer, Makenna Woodfolk, is pregnant and will step away from the game.
College coach news:
Georgia coach Joni Taylor gave birth to a girl this morning, not 12 hours after coaching a game.
This Saturday's cancer walk will have special meaning for Louisiana coach Garry Brodhead, whose wife died of breast cancer.
Bracketology:
The latest.
Today's results.
Tomorrow's game schedule.
Bonus:
Five of the most surprising Tourney runs in NCAA history.
Pioneering Vanderbilt administrator June Stewart has passed away.
College team news:
Miami is the NCAA's team of the week.
Could Oregon and Oregon State both play in the NCAA Sweet 16 in Portland?
Both teams have risen to elite status.
The Beaver's win over the Ducks last night has boosted their confidence.
The plot thickens for Oregon.
Baylor can clinch a share of their ninth straight Big 12 title tomorrow.
Iowa State is increasingly reliant on their starting five.
Streaking Miami Ohio wants more.
Drexel is eyeing a Tournament run after a big win.
Indiana is starving for a win.
College player news:
Naismith defensive POY semifinalists.
Arizona State's international players are thriving in the desert environment.
Caitlin Hose is seeing more minutes at Georgia.
Senior guard Adrianna Hahn hopes to lead Villanova to the Tournament.
Long-distance dialing is still the hallmark of Suzanne Gilreath's game for Wisconsin.
Q&A with Oklahoma freshman Nydia Lampkin.
Hawaii's leading scorer, Makenna Woodfolk, is pregnant and will step away from the game.
College coach news:
Georgia coach Joni Taylor gave birth to a girl this morning, not 12 hours after coaching a game.
This Saturday's cancer walk will have special meaning for Louisiana coach Garry Brodhead, whose wife died of breast cancer.
Bracketology:
The latest.
Today's results.
Tomorrow's game schedule.
Bonus:
Five of the most surprising Tourney runs in NCAA history.
Pioneering Vanderbilt administrator June Stewart has passed away.
Monday, February 18, 2019
Big Monday
Still breathing? I am, finally. But I aged 212 years during the Oregon-Oregon State game that ended a short time ago.
Upset:
No. 9 Oregon State held off No. 2 Oregon, 67-62.
More results:
No. 5 Notre Dame used a strong late run to run past No. 9 NC State, 95-72.
No. 23 Rutgers 69, Indiana 61.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Gonzaga is on track for an historic finish.
Before the sellouts, Oregon struggled for legitimacy.
Why Louisville women's hoops still loses money despite their winning record.
College player news:
Player of the year candidate Sabrina Ionescu is much more than a triple-double queen.
Oregon senior Oti Gildon is leading a path on and off the court.
Clemson's fantastic four are leading them toward a postseason run.
Bridget Carleton is inching closer to becoming Iowa State's all-time leading scorer.
After tearing her ACL last January, Maryland's Blair Watson worked hard to return this year.
WNBA news:
Liz Cambage is up and running, but her future in the WNBA is uncertain.
Could Tamika Catchings be the first female GM?
Upset:
No. 9 Oregon State held off No. 2 Oregon, 67-62.
More results:
No. 5 Notre Dame used a strong late run to run past No. 9 NC State, 95-72.
No. 23 Rutgers 69, Indiana 61.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Gonzaga is on track for an historic finish.
Before the sellouts, Oregon struggled for legitimacy.
Why Louisville women's hoops still loses money despite their winning record.
College player news:
Player of the year candidate Sabrina Ionescu is much more than a triple-double queen.
Oregon senior Oti Gildon is leading a path on and off the court.
Clemson's fantastic four are leading them toward a postseason run.
Bridget Carleton is inching closer to becoming Iowa State's all-time leading scorer.
After tearing her ACL last January, Maryland's Blair Watson worked hard to return this year.
WNBA news:
Liz Cambage is up and running, but her future in the WNBA is uncertain.
Could Tamika Catchings be the first female GM?
Top 25 polls
WomensHoopsWorld top 25:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. UConn
4. Louisville
5. Mississippi State
6. Notre Dame
7. Maryland
8. Iowa
9. South Carolina
10. Marquette
11. Stanford
12. Arizona State
13. Oregon State
14. North Carolina State
15. Miami (FL)
16. Gonzaga
17. South Dakota
18. Iowa State
19. Kentucky
20. Syracuse
21. Texas
22. Florida State
23. Missouri
24. Drake
25. BYU
AP's top 25:
1. Baylor
2. Oregon
3. Connecticut
4. Louisville
5. Notre Dame
6. Mississippi State
7. Stanford
8. Maryland
9. North Carolina State
10. Iowa
11. Marquettte
12. Oregon State
13. South Carolina
14. Miami
15. Gonzaga
16. Kentucky
17. Arizona State
18. Syracuse
19. Texas
20. Iowa State
21. Texas A&M
22. Florida State
23. South Dakota
24. Drake
25. Rice
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. UConn
4. Louisville
5. Mississippi State
6. Notre Dame
7. Maryland
8. Iowa
9. South Carolina
10. Marquette
11. Stanford
12. Arizona State
13. Oregon State
14. North Carolina State
15. Miami (FL)
16. Gonzaga
17. South Dakota
18. Iowa State
19. Kentucky
20. Syracuse
21. Texas
22. Florida State
23. Missouri
24. Drake
25. BYU
AP's top 25:
1. Baylor
2. Oregon
3. Connecticut
4. Louisville
5. Notre Dame
6. Mississippi State
7. Stanford
8. Maryland
9. North Carolina State
10. Iowa
11. Marquettte
12. Oregon State
13. South Carolina
14. Miami
15. Gonzaga
16. Kentucky
17. Arizona State
18. Syracuse
19. Texas
20. Iowa State
21. Texas A&M
22. Florida State
23. South Dakota
24. Drake
25. Rice
Sunday, February 17, 2019
Takedown day
Upsets, count 'em:
No. 20 Miami rallied to stop No. 2 Louisville, 79-73.
No. 14 Iowa downed No. 7 Maryland, 86-73, for a share of the Big Ten lead.
Kansas State toppled No. 15 Texas, 69-60.
Nebraska used a fast start to upend No. 24 Michigan State, 82-71.
Almost-upsets:
No. 10 Stanford edged USC, 69-67.
No. 17 Kentucky escaped Arkansas, 61-59.
No. 19 Arizona State scored the final 20 points of the game to stun Utah, 60-58.
More results:
Tennessee got by Missouri, 62-60.
Ohio State slipped past Wisconsin, 70-68.
A late shot lifted Purdue over Northwestern, 61-58.
No. 4 UConn 78, UCF 41
No. 5 Mississippi State 92, No. 22 Texas A&M 64
No. 16 Syracuse 77, Wake Forest 57
DePaul 70, St. John's 62
Georgia Tech 76, Virginia Tech 68
Minnesota 97, Penn State 67
Arizona 63, Colorado 51.....it's the Wildcats' first weekend sweep in eight seasons.
Texas Tech 75, Kansas 71
North Carolina 70, Virginia 53
UCLA 80, Cal 74
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule features a double-header on ESPN2: Notre Dame at NC State, followed by Oregon at Oregon State.
College player news:
Miami's Emese Hof is ESPNW's player of the week.
Stanford's Shannon Coffee performed the national anthem in sign language today before their game against USC.
Play 4 Kay:
Officials came together to honor the late Rachelle Jones.
WNBA news:
The WNBA and 'Captain Marvel' have launched 'what makes a hero' to empower and inspire girls.
No. 20 Miami rallied to stop No. 2 Louisville, 79-73.
No. 14 Iowa downed No. 7 Maryland, 86-73, for a share of the Big Ten lead.
Kansas State toppled No. 15 Texas, 69-60.
Nebraska used a fast start to upend No. 24 Michigan State, 82-71.
Almost-upsets:
No. 10 Stanford edged USC, 69-67.
No. 17 Kentucky escaped Arkansas, 61-59.
No. 19 Arizona State scored the final 20 points of the game to stun Utah, 60-58.
More results:
Tennessee got by Missouri, 62-60.
Ohio State slipped past Wisconsin, 70-68.
A late shot lifted Purdue over Northwestern, 61-58.
No. 4 UConn 78, UCF 41
No. 5 Mississippi State 92, No. 22 Texas A&M 64
No. 16 Syracuse 77, Wake Forest 57
DePaul 70, St. John's 62
Georgia Tech 76, Virginia Tech 68
Minnesota 97, Penn State 67
Arizona 63, Colorado 51.....it's the Wildcats' first weekend sweep in eight seasons.
Texas Tech 75, Kansas 71
North Carolina 70, Virginia 53
UCLA 80, Cal 74
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule features a double-header on ESPN2: Notre Dame at NC State, followed by Oregon at Oregon State.
College player news:
Miami's Emese Hof is ESPNW's player of the week.
Stanford's Shannon Coffee performed the national anthem in sign language today before their game against USC.
Play 4 Kay:
Officials came together to honor the late Rachelle Jones.
WNBA news:
The WNBA and 'Captain Marvel' have launched 'what makes a hero' to empower and inspire girls.
Saturday, February 16, 2019
The grind continues
Upset:
BYU squeezed by No. 13 Gonzaga, 66-64.
More results:
Central Michigan held off Buffalo, 100-95.
Harvard prevailed over Penn in double OT, 80-72.
No. 1 Baylor 87, Oklahoma 53
No. 18 Iowa State 89, Oklahoma State 67
West Virginia 79, TCU 65
South Florida 59, Tulsa 48
Northern Colorado 77, Idaho 72
Charlotte 69, Old Dominion 59
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon looks like a Final Four team.
Louisville faces upset-minded Miami with one game separating ACC foes.
Missouri is feeling confident heading into their rematch with Tennessee.
The Lady Vols' Tournament hopes need a strong regular-season finish.
Maine has won eight straight.
College player news:
Bridget Carlton's Canadian fan club came to today's Iowa State game.
Lisa Leslie Award watch list narrows.
College coach news:
The fear of failure drives Utah coach Lynne Roberts.
Minnesota coach Lindsay Whalen is figuring out what works with her players.
FAMU interim head coach Kevin Lynum looks to move forward with the program.
BYU squeezed by No. 13 Gonzaga, 66-64.
More results:
Central Michigan held off Buffalo, 100-95.
Harvard prevailed over Penn in double OT, 80-72.
No. 1 Baylor 87, Oklahoma 53
No. 18 Iowa State 89, Oklahoma State 67
West Virginia 79, TCU 65
South Florida 59, Tulsa 48
Northern Colorado 77, Idaho 72
Charlotte 69, Old Dominion 59
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon looks like a Final Four team.
Louisville faces upset-minded Miami with one game separating ACC foes.
Missouri is feeling confident heading into their rematch with Tennessee.
The Lady Vols' Tournament hopes need a strong regular-season finish.
Maine has won eight straight.
College player news:
Bridget Carlton's Canadian fan club came to today's Iowa State game.
Lisa Leslie Award watch list narrows.
College coach news:
The fear of failure drives Utah coach Lynne Roberts.
Minnesota coach Lindsay Whalen is figuring out what works with her players.
FAMU interim head coach Kevin Lynum looks to move forward with the program.
Friday, February 15, 2019
Big games poppin'
Upset:
St. John's rallied to stun No. 8 Marquette, 81-74.
Big showdown:
No. 3 Oregon surged past No. 9 Oregon State, 77-68.
The Ducks sold out the arena for this one - more than 12,000 fans, and a hefty student section.
More results:
No. 10 Stanford 65, UCLA 51
No. 19 Arizona State 66, Colorado 49
Arizona 66, Utah 55
USC 86, Cal 76
Penn 60, Dartmouth 44
Youngstown State 70, Green Bay 59
DePaul 94, Seton Hall 85
Pepperdine 73, Loyola Marymount 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Postseason prospects for SEC teams are on shaky ground.
Oregon and Oregon State are raising the bar.
Purdue players share their cancer stories.
Michigan continues to climb in Big Ten standings with their fifth straight win.
West Virginia looks to solidify their NCAA Tournament status against TCU.
Where Georgia's Tournament chances stand after their sixth SEC loss.
For Indiana, the struggle is real.
Toughness could be Maryland Eastern Shore's ticket to its first NCAA Tournament.
College player news:
Diving into Megan Gustafson's pro player outlook.
How Taiye Bello became Minnesota's rebounding machine.
Standout Tiana Magankahia is finding her balance at Syracuse.
Touted Maryland freshman Skakira Austin is living up to expectations.
College coach news:
Maryland's Brenda Frese said this year's Iowa team is the best one from that program she has faced yet.
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame election:
Theresa Weatherspoon, Barbara Stevens and Leta Andrews are finalists.
WNBA news:
Sue Bird has taken her eye for talent to the NBA's Denver Nuggets.
Briann January Q&A.
St. John's rallied to stun No. 8 Marquette, 81-74.
Big showdown:
No. 3 Oregon surged past No. 9 Oregon State, 77-68.
The Ducks sold out the arena for this one - more than 12,000 fans, and a hefty student section.
More results:
No. 10 Stanford 65, UCLA 51
No. 19 Arizona State 66, Colorado 49
Arizona 66, Utah 55
USC 86, Cal 76
Penn 60, Dartmouth 44
Youngstown State 70, Green Bay 59
DePaul 94, Seton Hall 85
Pepperdine 73, Loyola Marymount 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Postseason prospects for SEC teams are on shaky ground.
Oregon and Oregon State are raising the bar.
Purdue players share their cancer stories.
Michigan continues to climb in Big Ten standings with their fifth straight win.
West Virginia looks to solidify their NCAA Tournament status against TCU.
Where Georgia's Tournament chances stand after their sixth SEC loss.
For Indiana, the struggle is real.
Toughness could be Maryland Eastern Shore's ticket to its first NCAA Tournament.
College player news:
Diving into Megan Gustafson's pro player outlook.
How Taiye Bello became Minnesota's rebounding machine.
Standout Tiana Magankahia is finding her balance at Syracuse.
Touted Maryland freshman Skakira Austin is living up to expectations.
College coach news:
Maryland's Brenda Frese said this year's Iowa team is the best one from that program she has faced yet.
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame election:
Theresa Weatherspoon, Barbara Stevens and Leta Andrews are finalists.
WNBA news:
Sue Bird has taken her eye for talent to the NBA's Denver Nuggets.
Briann January Q&A.
Thursday, February 14, 2019
They all fall down, yet again
Upsets galore:
Missouri took down No. 5 Mississippi State, 75-67.
Clemson upended No. 21 Florida State, 73-68.
Ohio State dominated No. 23 Rutgers, 59-39.
Wisconsin upset No. 24 Michigan State, 79-62.
Pitt shocked North Carolina, 91-78
Good grief!
More results:
No. 7 Maryland 89, Nebraska 63
No. 11 South Carolina 65, Georgia 57
Minnesota 65, Purdue 45
Michigan 67, Indiana 58
Virginia Tech 64, Duke 57
Tennessee 73, Auburn 62
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon hopes to wrestle away supremacy against Oregon State in this weekend's Civil War.
The NCAA has granted South Carolina a waiver to host the NCAA Tournament.
Will the Washington game cancellation hurt No. 19 Arizona State?
College player news:
Iowa's Megan Gustafson is destroying defenses to lead the country in scoring.
Tonight Gustafson became the Big Ten's all-time double-doubles leader.
Lamar's Chastadie Barrs moved up to second all-time in steals in the NCAA last night.
Destiny Slocum is making big plays for Oregon State.
Washington's Jenna Moser will make one last stop in her former stomping grounds Friday.
Paisley Johnson is adding play and personality to BYU.
Katrina McClain Award watch list narrows.
College coach news:
From Gibraltar to Geno Auriemma: how a coaching board made it into his hands.
Wes Moore put Chattanooga on the map.
High school news:
One high school player and her mother are on quite a ride.
Bonus:
Sheryl Swoopes still gets choked up thinking about her Nike moment.
Jennifer Azzi is growing the game all over the world.
Missouri took down No. 5 Mississippi State, 75-67.
Clemson upended No. 21 Florida State, 73-68.
Ohio State dominated No. 23 Rutgers, 59-39.
Wisconsin upset No. 24 Michigan State, 79-62.
Pitt shocked North Carolina, 91-78
Good grief!
More results:
No. 7 Maryland 89, Nebraska 63
No. 11 South Carolina 65, Georgia 57
Minnesota 65, Purdue 45
Michigan 67, Indiana 58
Virginia Tech 64, Duke 57
Tennessee 73, Auburn 62
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon hopes to wrestle away supremacy against Oregon State in this weekend's Civil War.
The NCAA has granted South Carolina a waiver to host the NCAA Tournament.
Will the Washington game cancellation hurt No. 19 Arizona State?
College player news:
Iowa's Megan Gustafson is destroying defenses to lead the country in scoring.
Tonight Gustafson became the Big Ten's all-time double-doubles leader.
Lamar's Chastadie Barrs moved up to second all-time in steals in the NCAA last night.
Destiny Slocum is making big plays for Oregon State.
Washington's Jenna Moser will make one last stop in her former stomping grounds Friday.
Paisley Johnson is adding play and personality to BYU.
Katrina McClain Award watch list narrows.
College coach news:
From Gibraltar to Geno Auriemma: how a coaching board made it into his hands.
Wes Moore put Chattanooga on the map.
High school news:
One high school player and her mother are on quite a ride.
Bonus:
Sheryl Swoopes still gets choked up thinking about her Nike moment.
Jennifer Azzi is growing the game all over the world.
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