South Carolina's Dawn Staley suggests ESPN's framing of her comments on Paige Bueckers was misleading: 'Lies'
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JuJu Watkins chosen over Paige Bueckers for women's college basketball's most prestigious award
Chris Broussard unveils his BUD list ahead of the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16, including UConn's Paige Bueckers and Arkansas' John Calipari.
Women's Final Four TV ratings see steep drop-off without Caitlin Clark
County Line Orchard in Hobart, Indiana, has seen record crowds come to witness its Caitlin Clark corn maze in honor of the WNBA Fever and former Iowa star this Halloween season. (Credit: FOX 32)
Dawn Staley's road to Tampa begins in Philadelphia - ESPN
ALMOST 40 YEARS ago in North Philadelphia, Dawn Staley was walking home from high school one afternoon with a friend from the neighborhood, when something remarkable happened. Or more to the point, didn't happen.
Stage set for memorable championship game at inaugural College Basketball Crown
LAS VEGAS — The chants reverberated around T-Mobile Arena on Saturday afternoon as Nebraska, which failed to even qualify for the Big Ten Tournament, moved within a game of winning an improbable postseason title. "Go Big Red! Go Big Red!" the Cornhuskers' faithful shouted as forward Cale Jacobsen dribbled out the clock on his team's final offensive possession.
Florida opens as slim favorite over Houston for NCAA title game - ESPN
After winning comeback thrillers in their respective Final Four games, the Florida Gators and Houston Cougars will be neck-and-neck from a betting perspective heading into the men's college basketball national championship.
Kelvin Sampson's career comes full circle with his best chance at first national title - ESPN
Editor's note: This story originally published ahead of Houston's semifinal game against Duke. It has been updated to reflect the win.
Johni Broome on end of Auburn's dream season - 'It hurts' - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — Soon after the buzzer sounded in the national semifinal, Auburn star big man Johni Broome slumped over a few feet from the baseline, his hands etched into his thighs and head slung toward the floor.