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UConn great Sue Bird inducted into Women's Basketball Hall of Fame: 'She deserves everything she gets'
Bird is the eighth member of UConn women’s basketball to be inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, joining Maya Moore (Class of 2024), Swin Cash (2021), Dailey (2018), Kara Wolters (2017), Jennifer Rizzotti (2013), Rebecca Lobo (2010), and Auriemma (2006).
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UConn women’s basketball star Sarah Strong will make her senior national team debut for USA Basketball at the FIBA 3×3 World ...
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LSU women's basketball adds game vs ACC power to 2025-26 scheduleLSU women's basketball added to its 2025-26 schedule on Thursday. The Tigers will face an ACC power in the ACC vs SEC challenge.
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Longhorns women's basketball adds guard from IrelandIn their search for backcourt reinforcements, Texas women's basketball has gone international. The Longhorns announced on ...
The Big 12 has announced its scheduling matrix for men's and women's basketball. One notable change has the men moving from ...
The changing era of college women's basketball pushed Hoosiers coach Teri Moren into considering retirement. Here's why she ...
Two former South Carolina women's basketball guards Bree Hall and Destanni Henderson joined the 3XBA 3x3 basketball league.
College basketball coaches will be able to challenge officials' calls next season for the first time, and the NCAA also said ...
The latest inductees into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame featured the perfect touch for a class that spans the sport’s modern-day beginnings to today’s widespread popularity. Former Immaculata ...
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