Duke women's basketball reflects on its 2024-25 season following its Elite Eight loss to South Carolina in the NCAA ...

Duke’s stream of NBA-ready standouts used smothering defense and other options on offense to paper over Cooper Flagg’s rough shooting night and lift the Blue Devils ...

Edwards's 22 points in her NCAA debut were more than Gamecocks national champ and WNBA No. 1 overall pick Aliyah Boston, the ...

In the hunt to repeat as national champions, South Carolina is a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the fifth straight ...

As spring breaks go, Tennessee’s women’s basketball players won’t be basking on some beach by day and reveling through their nights. Well, they better not be anyway. Recovery and ...

With No. 2-seed Duke women's basketball set to tip off against Lehigh in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the Blue Zone is breaking down some of the opponents the Blue Devils could face in ...

Luckily for South Carolina, there’s some familiarity with the teams in Birmingham Region 2. The Gamecocks are 4-0 against ...

First, however, she had to celebrate Ridgeline’s three-peat with her teammates, cut down the net, pose for what felt like ...

University of South Carolina guard Tessa Johnson (5) drives through Duke defenders including Taina Mair (22) during the first half of action in the Colonial Life Arena on Thursday Dec. 5, 2024.

Duke women’s basketball capped a statement weekend with a 76-62 win over No. 7 NC State on Sunday, securing the program’s first ACC Tournament championship since 2013 and the first under head ...

South Carolina is the No. 1 seed in the region with a host of teams looking to crash the party at the Big Dance.