Women's College Basketball Schedule 2023-24
Stanford
UConn
AR-Pine Bluff
LSU
Monmouth
Georgetown
Illinois St
E Illinois
Alabama St
Nicholls
Canisius
MD Eastern
Florida A&M
FIU
Gardner-Webb
Davidson
ETSU
App State
Lamar
Southern
Norfolk St
SC Upstate
Jackson St
George Mason
Stony Brook
UNC Greensboro
Radford
Clemson
NC A&T
Ball State
William & Mary
Virginia Tech
UNC Asheville
Furman
Marist
Princeton
Georgia St
Florida St
American
Youngstown St
GA Southern
Alabama
LSU N Orleans
Tulane
Tennessee Tech
Ole Miss
SE Missouri
Louisiana
McNeese
C Arkansas
Air Force
Texas St
Lipscomb
Jax State
Savannah St
Nebraska
N'Western St
South Alabama
Arizona
New Mexico St
Long Beach St
Santa Clara
LMU
Fullerton
College Basketball News
Indiana lands F Azy Jackson, No. 20 in Class of 2027
Indiana has landed 6-foot-4 forward Azaraiah "Azy" Jackson, the No. 20 prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100.
Student-athletes received $1.77B in revenue-sharing pay in '25-26
Sixty-eight schools reached or came within 5% of reaching the $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap over the first season of NIL payments.
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Judge reopens case, halts deportation order for Kentucky State player
A judge has reopened the immigration case of a Kentucky State University women's basketball player and rescinded her deportation order, according to her legal team.
UCLA, UConn to headline Coretta Scott King Classic
UCLA and UConn, which won the past two NCAA women's basketball national championships, will both play in the third annual Coretta Scott King Classic this year.
NCAA reducing fields for NIT, WBIT to 24 teams starting in 2027
In the aftermath of the NCAA tournaments expanding to 76 teams starting this season, the NIT and Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament will drop from 32 teams to 24 beginning in 2027, the NCAA announced.
Finley Parcher, No. 21 in 2027 SC Next 100, commits to UCLA
Finley Parcher, the No. 21 prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100 and a 6-foot-1 guard from Lynden High School in Washington, has committed to UCLA, she announced Tuesday, choosing the Bruins over Arizona, Gonzaga, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, UConn and Washington.
U.S. Senate votes 77-22 to pass Protect College Sports Act
The Protect College Sports Act, a federal bill aimed at reshaping the industry, took a step toward to becoming law Monday when the U.S. Senate voted 77-22 to pass it, with Ted Cruz saying, "This bill puts an end to the chaos plaguing college athletics."
Indiana lands F Azy Jackson, No. 20 in Class of 2027
Indiana has landed 6-foot-4 forward Azaraiah "Azy" Jackson, the No. 20 prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100.
Student-athletes received $1.77B in revenue-sharing pay in '25-26
Sixty-eight schools reached or came within 5% of reaching the $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap over the first season of NIL payments.
A judge has reopened the immigration case of a Kentucky State University women's basketball player and rescinded her deportation order, according to her legal team.
UCLA, UConn to headline Coretta Scott King Classic
UCLA and UConn, which won the past two NCAA women's basketball national championships, will both play in the third annual Coretta Scott King Classic this year.
NCAA reducing fields for NIT, WBIT to 24 teams starting in 2027
In the aftermath of the NCAA tournaments expanding to 76 teams starting this season, the NIT and Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament will drop from 32 teams to 24 beginning in 2027, the NCAA announced.
Finley Parcher, No. 21 in 2027 SC Next 100, commits to UCLA
Finley Parcher, the No. 21 prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100 and a 6-foot-1 guard from Lynden High School in Washington, has committed to UCLA, she announced Tuesday, choosing the Bruins over Arizona, Gonzaga, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, UConn and Washington.
U.S. Senate votes 77-22 to pass Protect College Sports Act
The Protect College Sports Act, a federal bill aimed at reshaping the industry, took a step toward to becoming law Monday when the U.S. Senate voted 77-22 to pass it, with Ted Cruz saying, "This bill puts an end to the chaos plaguing college athletics."