Women's College Basketball

Women's College Basketball Scores

NCAA Women's Basketball

Fixtures Standings 14 games Fixtures Standings
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Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners8-450
Oregon State Beavers12-069
Gill Coliseum
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Syracuse Orange6-658
Louisville Cardinals12-162
KFC Yum! Center · ESPN2
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Virginia Tech Hokies10-262
Florida State Seminoles13-086
Tucker Center · ACCNX
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NC State Wolfpack12-072
Boston College Eagles7-654
Conte Forum · ACC Network
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USC Trojans8-459
UCLA Bruins12-083
Pauley Pavilion
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Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders8-448
Texas A&M Aggies12-185
Reed Arena · SECN+
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Little Rock Trojans2-950
Mississippi State Bulldogs12-289
Humphrey Coliseum · SECN+
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Marquette Golden Eagles9-371
DePaul Blue Demons11-289
McGrath-Phillips Arena
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Portland Pilots7-557
Gonzaga Bulldogs12-162
McCarthey Athletic Center
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Arizona Wildcats12-058
Arizona State Sun Devils10-353
Desert Financial Arena
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UT Martin Skyhawks4-746
Arkansas Razorbacks12-196
Bud Walton Arena · SECN+
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Howard Bison8-538
Tennessee Lady Volunteers10-288
Food City Center · SECN+
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Wake Forest Demon Deacons7-556
Miami Hurricanes9-359
Watsco Center · ACC Network
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Northwestern State Lady Demons3-849
Texas Longhorns8-491
Frank Erwin Center · LHN

Women's College Basketball News

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Video Sam Purcell's biggest takeaways from Mississippi State's win Purcell discusses how the Bulldogs were challenged in their season-opening win against North Alabama and says he is encouraged by the direction of his team. ESPN No. 15 TCU women beat Oral Roberts 99-43 for school's largest margin of victory in season opener — Laura Somfai totaled 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead 15th-ranked TCU to a 99-43 win over Oral Roberts on Tuesday night to start the season. ESPN No. 24 West Virginia women survive Rhode Island 68-64 behind Gia Cooke's career-high 28 points — Gia Cooke scored a career-high 28 points, and No. 24 West Virginia beat Rhode Island 68-64 on Tuesday night for its 13th straight season-opening victory. ESPN Roberson, Nelson lead No. 4 Duke past Green Bay 76-60 to open season — Arianna Roberson had 15 points and four blocked shots while No. 4 Duke took control after halftime to beat Green Bay 76-60 in Tuesday night's opener for both teams.