Women's College Basketball Schedule 2023-24
Ole Miss
Mississippi St
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
FGCU
Kennesaw St
New Hampshire
Vermont
Sacred Heart
St Francis BK
Hartford
Maine
Coppin St
Howard
Saint Francis
Robert Morris
C Connecticut
LIU Brooklyn
Wagner
Bryant
Fairfield
Quinnipiac
UMass Lowell
Stony Brook
Bethune
Florida A&M
Wright St
Oakland
NC Central
Hampton
N Kentucky
Detroit Mercy
N Arizona
Portland St
Miss Valley St
Southern
Savannah St
SC State
NC A&T
Morgan St
Norfolk St
Delaware St
Jackson St
Texas Southern
Montreat
Wofford
AR-Pine Bluff
Alcorn St
Grambling
Prairie View
Cleveland St
Youngstown St
FDU
Mount St Marys
UMBC
UAlbany
Wisconsin
Penn State
North Florida
SC Upstate
Jacksonville
NJIT
Stetson
Lipscomb
College Basketball News
Hidalgo, Strong among NCAA players inking NIL deals with Unrivaled
Women's college basketball stars Hannah Hidalgo, Sarah Strong and Madison Booker are among a notable group of NCAA players signing NIL deals with Unrivaled.
Reports: Sankey reminds SEC schools to follow eligibility rules
Commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to SEC members reminding them to move carefully when adding players suddenly allowed by court rulings to seek a fifth year of eligibility.
Senate vote on college sports bill now slated for September
The Protect College Sports Act failed to reach a vote during an all-night, pre-recess session in the Senate, though the bill did gain a spot on next month's calendar after the chamber comes back from its summer break.
NCAA and FBI announce partnership to combat athlete sexploitation
As college athletes become bigger targets for sexual exploitation online, the NCAA and FBI announced a partnership Monday to educate athletes on how to prevent private images from falling into the wrong hands.
New Purdue AD admits dig at Indiana was immediate error
New Purdue athletic director Tommy McClelland is owning that an attempted one-liner at the expense of Indiana was a mistake "the second it left my mouth."
NCAA Division II votes to approve age-based eligibility model
NCAA Division II will move to the age-based eligibility model that has prompted athlete lawsuits across the country since it was adopted in Division I.
LSU officials meet with top donors about proposed sports funding plan
LSU has completed a series of two meetings with top donors to outline what university President Wade Rousse has billed as a "first of its kind" revenue-generating proposal for athletics.
Hidalgo, Strong among NCAA players inking NIL deals with Unrivaled
Women's college basketball stars Hannah Hidalgo, Sarah Strong and Madison Booker are among a notable group of NCAA players signing NIL deals with Unrivaled.
Reports: Sankey reminds SEC schools to follow eligibility rules
Commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to SEC members reminding them to move carefully when adding players suddenly allowed by court rulings to seek a fifth year of eligibility.
Senate vote on college sports bill now slated for September
The Protect College Sports Act failed to reach a vote during an all-night, pre-recess session in the Senate, though the bill did gain a spot on next month's calendar after the chamber comes back from its summer break.
NCAA and FBI announce partnership to combat athlete sexploitation
As college athletes become bigger targets for sexual exploitation online, the NCAA and FBI announced a partnership Monday to educate athletes on how to prevent private images from falling into the wrong hands.
New Purdue AD admits dig at Indiana was immediate error
New Purdue athletic director Tommy McClelland is owning that an attempted one-liner at the expense of Indiana was a mistake "the second it left my mouth."
NCAA Division II votes to approve age-based eligibility model
NCAA Division II will move to the age-based eligibility model that has prompted athlete lawsuits across the country since it was adopted in Division I.
LSU officials meet with top donors about proposed sports funding plan
LSU has completed a series of two meetings with top donors to outline what university President Wade Rousse has billed as a "first of its kind" revenue-generating proposal for athletics.