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What we learned from Kentucky’s opening win

Kentucky’s Kenny Brooks era started off with a win in dominant fashion. But what did we learn about this team’s identity on both offense and defense?

Olivia Miles is back!

Nearly two years after an ACL injury, Olivia Miles is joining Hannah Hidalgo to form what could be one of the greatest backcourts in NCAA history.

USC survives, UCLA thrives in Paris

It wasn’t pretty, but No. 3 USC squeaked out a win versus No. 20 Ole Miss and No. 5 UCLA did the same against No. 17 Louisville.

Preview: South Carolina vs. Michigan

The No. 1-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks begin their national title defense on Monday night under the bright lights of Las Vegas against the Michigan Wolverines.

Preview: Aflac Oui-Play doubleheader

The women’s college basketball season begins with a doubleheader in Paris, with No. 3 USC taking on No. 20 Ole Miss and No. 5 UCLA meeting No. 17 Louisville at the second Aflac Oui-Play event.

WNBA Draft prospects to follow for 2025

It’s that time of year again! With the NCAAW season about to begin, let’s talk about some players to watch as prospects for the 2025 WNBA Draft.

Madison Griggs is establishing her legacy

There’s more to former Memphis sharpshooter Madison Griggs’ game than the 3-pointer, just as there’s more to her as a person than basketball.

Five can’t-miss NCAAW sophomores

Last year’s freshmen are back and ready to take charge of women’s college basketball. Here are five can’t-miss sophomores stars to watch during the 2024-25 NCAAW season.

NCAAW Season Preview: ACC

The ACC now stretches from coast to coast. But the most eyes will be on South Bend, Raleigh and Durham, where the conference’s top teams—Notre Dame, NC State and Duke—reside.

10 must-watch NCAAW freshmen

The 2024-25 NCAAW freshmen class has a ton of potential, with talented players suiting up across the country.

NCAAW Season Preview: Big East

It must be good to be the queens of the Big East, and the UConn Huskies remain the team to beat.

Five NCAAW transfers to watch

After an offseason full of transfer portal activity, it’s hard to keep up with the new faces in new places. Here are five NCAAW transfers to keep an eye on as the season begins.

NCAAW Season Preview: Big 12

Why the departure of the conference’s top two teams opens a championship window for Iowa State, Kansas State, TCU and more.

NCAAW Season Preview: Big Ten

The Big Ten is bigger, but is it better with the USC-UCLA California invasion leading the top of the conference?

NCAAW Season Preview: SEC

Can any team slow down South Carolina? That’s the task of the Gamecocks’ conference combatants. The defending champs have re-loaded, and remain ready to dominate both new and old conference foes in the SEC.

Around the NCAAW Weekly: One week to go!

The 2024-25 NCCAW season begins in one week! Here’s a refresher on where things stand entering what projects to be another exciting season of women’s college hoops.

Zippy Broughton’s spiritual journey

Former Florida Gator Zippy "Zippy da Hippy" Broughton brings positivity to the hardwood as she begins her professional career in Germany.

Dasia Thornton has presidential aspirations

Before she commits her full attention to politics, former Division III national champion Dasia Thornton wants to play pro ball. Her first stop? Albania, where she’s playing for Partizani Women’s Basketball.

Harmon, Phelia ready to lead Longhorns

While both harbor WNBA ambitions, new teammates Rori Harmon and Laila Phelia first plan "to leave a legacy" at Texas.

Scenes from SEC Media Day

The women’s basketball teams of the SEC gathered in Birmingham, Alabama for Media Day on Wednesday, Oct. 16. Christina Merrion, Swish Appeal’s photographer, was there to capture the coaches and players.

Iowa declares, “We got next!”

After the departures of Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluder, many wonder what the future holds for Iowa women’s basketball. But the players and their new head coach Jan Jensen are simply focused on playing ball.

Watkins joins Gatorade’s elite roster

JuJu Watkins of USC is joining Gatorade’s elite roster. She is the third NCAA NIL basketball player to join Gatorade’s elite roster, with the other two being Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark.

Caitlin Clark is tops for card collectors

According to Professional Sports Authenticator, Caitlin Clark is the most popular women’s basketball player among card traders in 2024.

Roxy Barahman’s turnaround jumper-filled basketball journey

Iranian-American point guard Roxy Barahman shares her basketball journey, from Yale to Ireland to Greece to Puerto Rico to Mexico to France.

Azana Baines is ready for the 3x3 U23 World Cup

Azana Baines, who recently completed her college career at Seton Hall, is set to suit up for Team USA at the FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup. Before heading out, she talked to Swish Appeal about the tournament, 3x3 basketball and more.

Build your team with Tayler Bennett

Tayler Bennett, who played collegiately at Rice and Academy of Art University, talks about her on-court and off-court passions.

Put some respect on Abby Beeman’s name

Don’t let the 5-foot-4 frame fool you, former Marshall guard Abby Beeman will outscore and outrebound you.

Why Isabelle Gradwell loves 3-pointers

Isabelle Gradwell on why she’s shooting so many 3s, rocking longsleeves and playing so good in March.

Does anyone work harder than Dejah Terrell?

Dejah Terrell is ready to go from Division III to the WNBA. But first, she’s heading overseas to play in Turkey.

Caitlin Bickle is ready for the W

We interview the newest member of the Connecticut Sun, Caitlin Bickle. The 2019 national champion from Baylor is ready to make the most of her second WNBA opportunity.

Jayda Curry is ready for what’s next

Jayda Curry has a had quite the summer. The Louisville guard spent three weeks in Paris, training not just for the season ahead but also for future successes in women’s basketball, both on and off the court.

Stephanie Kostowicz on hooping around the world

Basketball has taken Steph Kostowicz all over the world, but after every season she always comes back to Wisconsin.