Women's College Basketball

The Bruins lost their entire freshman class, but with Betts’ younger sister Sienna coming on board, hopes remain high in Westwood for another Final Four

The Trojans’ star forward is rehabbing her torn ACL, but with another star freshman in Jazzy Davidson on the way, coach Lindsay Gottlieb insists, “Our goals haven’t changed.”

Kansas State said goodbye to several key players from last year's Sweet 16 team. The Wildcats hope their one constant — head coach Jeff Mittie — can keep the wins coming.

As a new salary cap in college sports gets ready to go into effect, athletes are set to make a lot less money. Will it hold up in court?

Could UConn be even better? Who are their biggest threats and how might transfers alter the landscape? We preview the upcoming women's season.

UPDATED, June 6: A number of the biggest names in the transfer portal have committed to their next programs

Judge Wilken gave the parties in NCAA v. House two weeks to revise their settlement to her liking. But even if she rejects them again, the new era will begin this summer.

Olivia Miles’ move to TCU and Ta'Niya Latson’s transfer to South Carolina will have a huge impact on the women’s game next season

The women’s transfer portal officially came to a close Wednesday, and the past two weeks saw several major commitments, loads of offers and interest, and a plethora of last-minute entries.

TCU and South Carolina reload, USC and UCLA lose star freshmen and Notre Dame loses nearly its entire team

Aziaha James and Madison Scott will also join Bueckers in Dallas, plus the scoop on the international prospects who were drafted