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The comprehensive guide and picks for the women's college basketball season
From All-America and Final Four picks to predicting teams on the rise and best league races, we preview the season.
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Must-see matchups
The 15 best nonconference games for 2026-27
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Women's Bracketology: Welcome to the 76-team field!
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24 hours, two job titles: How Tuskegee guard Joirdyn Smith balances basketball and styling
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Next year's class
WNBA mock draft: JuJu Watkins opens at projected No. 1
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What to know about NCAA eligibility chaos as the season begins
Top Headlines
- Commissioner Yormark leaving Big 12 for job outside college sports
- Big Ten limits schools' involvement in outside NIL deals
- Staley, Gamecocks add No. 7 recruit Palmer to top class for '27
- UConn's Strong, USC's Watkins headline preseason AP All-American team
- Ex-Iowa State star Crooks left for Oklahoma State after 'honest conversations'
- Zaniya Johnson, No. 18 in 2027 SC Next 100, commits to South Carolina
- 🏀 Predictions for all 32 conference champs, players of the year
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Breaking down the women's 2026-27 AP preseason Top 25 basketball poll
The first poll of the 2026-27 season is here. We look at the projected starters and biggest game for each team.
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2026 women's college basketball: Ranking the top 20 impact transfers
Which transfer players could make an immediate impact? We rank the top 20 ahead of the 2026 season.
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Women's college basketball 2026-27 freshman impact rankings
UNC's Kate Harpring leads the group, while two USC freshmen will slot well into a loaded roster.
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NCAA Women's Bracketology: 2027 women's college basketball projections
We have eight new teams in the field, but South Carolina and UConn remain No. 1 and 2.
