Women's College Basketball Schedule 2023-24
Baylor
TCU
Oklahoma St
West Virginia
Hartford
UMBC
Loyola MD
American
New Mexico
San José St
VCU
UMass
Saint Joseph's
St Bonaventure
Abilene Chrstn
Sam Houston
Lafayette
Army
Holy Cross
Lehigh
Colgate
Bucknell
Maine
Vermont
Boston U
Navy
Buffalo
Ball State
C Michigan
E Michigan
Miami OH
Akron
Ohio
N Illinois
W Michigan
Bowling Green
Dayton
G Washington
Stony Brook
Binghamton
UAlbany
UMass Lowell
George Mason
Duquesne
Houston
Cincinnati
N'Western St
SF Austin
SE Louisiana
McNeese
Kansas St
Iowa State
South Florida
Wichita St
Texas A&M-CC
New Orleans
Incarnate Word
Lamar
Nicholls
Hou Christian
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
CA Baptist
Chicago St
UCF
Tulane
Purdue
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
San Diego St
Wyoming
Utah State
Air Force
Nevada
UNLV
Colorado St
Fresno St
College Basketball News
UCLA rewards Cori Close with four-year contract extension
UCLA, fresh off a national title in women's basketball, has announced a new four-year contract extension that will keep Cori Close in Westwood through the 2029-30 season.
UConn to face South Carolina in 1st meeting since Geno-Staley spat
UConn will face South Carolina as part of a neutral-site game Nov. 24 in the first meeting between the rivals since the sideline altercation between Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley at last month's Final Four.
Colts GM Ballard, ex-NBA star Finley to help find Wisconsin AD
Wisconsin has named a nine-person search committee, including Colts GM Chris Ballard and two-time NBA All-Star Michael Finley, to help find the Badgers' next athletic director.
NCAA men's, women's basketball tournaments expand to 76 teams
The men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments are expanding to 76 teams -- the largest increase for the men since 1985, and the first for the women since 2022.
Auriemma reflects on spat with Staley: 'You just feel dumb'
UConn coach Geno Auriemma on Monday reflected on his heated postgame exchange with South Carolina coach Dawn Staley and said he feels "dumb for the way that it played out."
Attorney: Ex-Nebraska assistant admitted having sex with player
Former Nebraska women's basketball assistant Chuck Love acknowledged he had sex with former player Ashley Scoggin before she was dismissed from the team in 2022, according to court documents.
Optimistic Baker: New NCAA eligibility rules not retroactive
NCAA president Charlie Baker, who is "pretty optimistic" the age-based eligibility proposal will pass, told ESPN that the implementation is not expected to include athletes who graduated or exhausted their eligibility in the 2025-26 season.
UCLA rewards Cori Close with four-year contract extension
UCLA, fresh off a national title in women's basketball, has announced a new four-year contract extension that will keep Cori Close in Westwood through the 2029-30 season.
UConn to face South Carolina in 1st meeting since Geno-Staley spat
UConn will face South Carolina as part of a neutral-site game Nov. 24 in the first meeting between the rivals since the sideline altercation between Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley at last month's Final Four.
Colts GM Ballard, ex-NBA star Finley to help find Wisconsin AD
Wisconsin has named a nine-person search committee, including Colts GM Chris Ballard and two-time NBA All-Star Michael Finley, to help find the Badgers' next athletic director.
NCAA men's, women's basketball tournaments expand to 76 teams
The men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments are expanding to 76 teams -- the largest increase for the men since 1985, and the first for the women since 2022.
Auriemma reflects on spat with Staley: 'You just feel dumb'
UConn coach Geno Auriemma on Monday reflected on his heated postgame exchange with South Carolina coach Dawn Staley and said he feels "dumb for the way that it played out."
Attorney: Ex-Nebraska assistant admitted having sex with player
Former Nebraska women's basketball assistant Chuck Love acknowledged he had sex with former player Ashley Scoggin before she was dismissed from the team in 2022, according to court documents.
Optimistic Baker: New NCAA eligibility rules not retroactive
NCAA president Charlie Baker, who is "pretty optimistic" the age-based eligibility proposal will pass, told ESPN that the implementation is not expected to include athletes who graduated or exhausted their eligibility in the 2025-26 season.