Women's College Basketball News
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NCAA sets timetable for dramatic overhaul of how it governs collegiate athletics
The NCAA board of governors is hoping to address the institution's governance of collegiate athletics at a constitutional convention in November with the goal of launching dramatic reform as early as January.
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Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners unanimously accept invitation to SEC
The board of regents in Texas and Oklahoma unanimously voted to accept the SEC's invitation to join the conference after their current contract with the Big 12 ends.
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Paige Bueckers sends special message to Jalen Suggs after he is drafted
Paige Bueckers congratulates Jalen Suggs after he is picked No. 5 overall in the NBA draft by the Magic.
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Baylor Bears men, UConn Huskies women highlight field for Battle 4 Atlantis college basketball tournament
The defending champion Baylor men's basketball team and women's powerhouses UConn and South Carolina headline the field for the Battle 4 Atlantis basketball tournament, which will begin Nov. 20 on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
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Gray brings home Olympic gold medal in 3x3 basketball
South Carolina alumna Allisha Gray ties for a team-high five rebounds to help the United States win a gold medal in 3x3 basketball.
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Missouri Tigers AD Jim Sterk to step down after five years; will remain until replacement found
Missouri and athletic director Jim Sterk announced on Monday that they have agreed to part ways once the school is able to find his replacement.
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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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Playing for SEC prepared Fowles for Tokyo Olympics run
LSU alumni Sylvia Fowles explains how "the best conference out there" prepared her for huge moments like the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff says conference not looking to add schools, but would be 'foolish' not to listen
In the wake of conference realignment rumors swirling around the SEC and Big 12, Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff says his conference is not looking to add new members but would be "foolish" not to listen to any interested schools.
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NCAA president Mark Emmert made $2.9 million as NCAA's revenue dropped more than 50%
Emmert and other top officials at the NCAA reported a slight increase in pay during a fiscal year in which pandemic-related closures caused the organization's revenue to drop by more than 50%.
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Florida Gators women's basketball coach Cam Newbauer resigns for 'personal reasons'
Florida women's basketball coach Cam Newbauer, who got a three-year extension after going 46-71 in his four seasons, has resigned for "personal reasons." Kelly Rae Finley will serve as interim coach for the 2021-22 season.
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NCAA's Mark Emmert says 'this is the right time' to consider decentralized, deregulated college sports
NCAA President Mark Emmert said Thursday now is the "right time" to consider a decentralized and deregulated version of college sports.
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Everything you need to know about the NCAA's NIL debate
With the athletes, the NCAA, legislators and the courts all still involved, expect more twists and turns in the name, image and likeness debate. Check back here for all the latest news.
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Tennessee Volunteers extend nine coaches, including Tony Vitello, Rick Barnes, Kellie Harper
Tennessee has extended the contracts of nine coaches, including baseball coach Tony Vitello, men's basketball coach Rick Barnes and women's basketball coach Kellie Harper.
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Maya Moore's courageous fight against injustice
Maya Moore has proved her achievements span far beyond her basketball accolades. Moore's role in seeking justice for her now husband, Jonathan Irons, is only the start of her life beyond basketball. Moore wins the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.
