West Virginia picked up its second signature win on Monday with a road victory at Texas. Here's where the Mountaineers stand heading into February.
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Tennessee might be the most familiar name, but several high-major teams have taken on a string of losses. How does that affect their standing?
The Michigan Wolverines have the talent of an NCAA tournament team. They just need to build a resume to find their way into the bracket.
It was a rough week for bubble teams, and we have all the fallout here in the latest edition of NCAA women's basketball bracketology.
Central Michigan was a Cinderella in last year's NCAA Tournament. This year, the Chippewas are just as capable of making a run.
The difference between one spot on the true seed line could mean a huge advantage for either team. This week's bracket has a few such examples.
Bracketologist Russell Steinberg takes a look at Arkansas — a team that went 3-13 in the SEC last year but performed well in the non-conference.
The first bracket projection of 2019 has UConn and Tennessee potentially on a collision course for the Sweet 16.
With most of the non-conference season over, teams have had a chance to start building resumes. Here is what the bracket would look like today.
The UConn vs. Notre Dame rivalry took an unexpected turn on Wednesday when Breanna Stewart tweeted a screenshot showing Muffet McGraw had blocked her.
Defending champ Notre Dame is the No. 1 overall seed in our preseason bracket, but getting back to the Final Four could be tough.
Heather Macy, who has more wins than any other coach in program history, abruptly resigned on Wednesday following an internal investigation.
To the surprise of [checks notes] no one, American Athletic Conference head coaches picked UConn to win the league in its preseason poll on Monday.
UConn will go undefeated in the AAC again this year, but any one of three or four other teams could join the Huskies in the NCAA Tournament.
Bracketologist Russell Steinberg visited Indianapolis to take part in a mock tournament selection exercise. Here's what the committee taught him.
A'ja Wilson can be a star immediately. Is the rookie enough to turn the Aces from an eight-win team to playoff contenders?
#WNBAAllDay will kick off a slate of 20 WNBA games to be streamed exclusively on Twitter this season. It all starts Sunday, May 20.
The WNBA released its first of 12 Watch Me Work videos, this one featuring Skylar Diggins-Smith, to get you ready for the upcoming season.
The bracket is finally out. There were no surprises up top, but when we got to the bubble, the committee was a little less predictable.
The NCAA revealed its bubble teams last night, without telling us which are in and out of the field. We do our best to figure that part out.