Photos: The Terps beat Duke in overtime April 5, 2006, to capture the school's first women's basketball championship.
After all the years and countless milestones, it's hardly possible for UConn to bounce a pass anymore without making history.
NEW ORLEANS — Every team has ups and downs during a season. That's why journeys such as this are referred to as climbing the ladder...
— There's been nothing better for women's college basketball over the past three seasons than Notre Dame's playing UConn.
Muffet McGraw tries not to read many of the things that Geno Auriemma says because they are friendly — and she'd like to keep it...
The Yankees and Red Sox were about to face off in the 1999 American League Championship Series, and Bernie Williams, the Yankees center...
NEW ORLEANS - Brittney Griner knows her future is in the WNBA.
Niki Geckeler, who led Howard University to back-to-back 20-plus-win seasons and three postseason tournament appearances, was introduced...
Close your eyes for a moment. Imagine the outline of the prototypical female athlete. Notice the musculature in the legs, upper body and...
Notre Dame guard Jewell Loyd was named Thursday as National Freshman of the Year by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
Geno Auriemma, who has guided Connecticut to seven NCAA women's basketball titles, doesn't think much of Mark Cuban's acknowledgment that...
BRIDGEPORT — What's basketball without hope that the stars might align to make it possible for the virtually impossible to occur?
Saturday in New Orleans, UConn's pursuit of an eighth national championship will begin at its sixth straight Final Four, just another brick...
Forward Monique Reid sank two free throws with 2.6 seconds remaining to give hot-shooting Louisville an 82-81 upset of defending national...
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — The fourth-seeded Maryland women's basketball team has relied on junior forward Alyssa Thomas for much of the...
Jasmine James scored 16 points and fourth-seeded Georgia rallied from a nine-point second-half deficit to defeat top-seeded Stanford, 61-59,...
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