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JuJu's return, No. 1 South Carolina's debut, more from opening day of season
The 2026-27 season is underway. We're tracking Monday's best performances, top players and noteworthy moments.
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JuJu Watkins puts on a show with back-to-back buckets
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No. 1 for a reason
No. 1 South Carolina holds off second half surge from No. 20 Maryland
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Women's College Hoops Scoreboard
Must-see matchups
The 15 best nonconference games for 2026-27
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Looking ahead
The comprehensive guide and picks for the women's college basketball season
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Women's Bracketology: Welcome to the 76-team field!
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Washington State Cougars vs. California Golden Bears: Game Highlights
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Pepperdine Waves vs. Portland State Vikings: Game Highlights
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Top Headlines
- Watkins scores 21 as USC celebrates return: 'The game is just better with her in it'
- No. 1 South Carolina holds off No. 20 Maryland in season opener
- Win in Rome: Hidalgo shines to lead Notre Dame over Villanova
- Commissioner Yormark leaving Big 12 for job outside college sports
- Big Ten limits schools' involvement in outside NIL deals
- UConn's Strong, USC's Watkins headline preseason AP All-American team
- 🏀 Predictions for all 32 conference champs, players of the year
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Previewing the women's college basketball season and predicting Final Four, more
From All-America and Final Four picks to predicting teams on the rise and best league races, we preview the season.
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Watkins expected to be No. 1 WNBA draft pick, but lottery still needs to be held
JuJu Watkins, Madison Booker and Hannah Hidalgo are the projected top three picks in ESPN's first mock draft for 2027.
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NCAA Women's Bracketology: 2027 women's college basketball projections
We have eight new teams in the field, but South Carolina and UConn remain No. 1 and 2.
