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SEC officially invites Texas, OU to join conference
The SEC voted unanimously to invite Texas and Oklahoma to join the conference, and the two schools could officially accept the offer as soon as Friday.
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Everything you need to know about college basketball's place in the SEC, Big 12 shake-up
Is Texas' and OU's planned move to the SEC the first domino that will topple college basketball as we know it?
BEST WOMEN'S HOOPS PLAYERS
Top 25 women's college basketball players for 2021-22
Kim Mulkey has moved on, but NaLyssa Smith is back at Baylor and leads our first offseason player rankings for next season.
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WAY-TOO-EARLY 2022 BRACKET
Women's Bracketology: Early 2022 college hoops projections
Kim Mulkey has left for LSU, but Baylor joins fellow No. 1 seeds UConn, Stanford and South Carolina in our early projection for next season.
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BLACK FEMALE ATHLETE SUPPORT
STRONG MESSAGE AT ESPYS
Paige Bueckers advocates for Black female athletes
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Guide to understanding the NCAA's new NIL rules
What do the NCAA's new name, image and likeness rules mean for the players and how will NIL work? We've got the answers.
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What NIL deals are NCAA athletes making?
We're tracking athletes, brands and campaigns announcing ventures as the NCAA's era kicks off.
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Representing the USA always a priority for Staley
South Carolina's Dawn Staley joins Dari Nowkhah and discusses what it's like to be the coach for the women's Olympic basketball team and more.
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- Gators' Newbauer resigns for 'personal reasons'
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Who is No. 1?
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Women's college basketball: Top 25 players for 2021-22
Kim Mulkey has moved on, but NaLyssa Smith is back at Baylor and leads our first offseason player rankings for next season.
Women's Bracketology
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NCAA Women's Bracketology - 2022 women's college basketball projections
Kim Mulkey has left for LSU, but Baylor joins fellow No. 1 seeds UConn, Stanford and South Carolina in our early projection for 2022.
Way-too-Early Top 25 for 2021-22
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Women's college basketball's Way-Too-Early Top 25: UConn reigns while South Carolina looms
The Big Ten put three teams in the top 10, but UConn, South Carolina and 2021 national champion Stanford remain the teams to beat.
