Kentucky is king in SEC basketball history, but how do all 16 schools rank against each other?
How do SEC basketball's 16 programs rank against each other historically? Kentucky is king, but what about the rest? We dug ...
Women’s college basketball coaching carousel: Kellie Harper or Jeff Mittie to Mizzou?
Already this postseason, six power conference coaching jobs have opened — one in the Big Ten, two in the SEC and three in the ...
Women’s College Basketball Tournament Champions Crowned
Women's college basketball championship Sunday saw South Carolina 3-peat, but also first time success for UCLA's Cori Close, ...
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Stirtz, Banks lead Drake past Bradley 63-48 for third straight Missouri Valley championship
Bennett Stirtz scored 24 points, Tavion Banks added 13 and top-seeded Drake defeated ...
Bracketology: Predicting the 2025 NCAA Tournament Field - Let's Punch Some Tickets!
Following a chaotic Saturday of college hoops action, check out the latest Bracketology update here at ClutchPoints ...
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College Achievers: Huber, Boldt help Illinois Wesleyan to dual CCIW wins
Familiar faces at Illinois Wesleyan University helped the Titans win the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin women’s ...
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Salukis finish as 12th Seed for MVC Tournament after loss to IL State
Despite scoring a season-high in points, t Illinois University women's basketball team (4-25 overall, 2-18 conference) ...
March Madness: MVC women's basketball tournament bracket, schedule, game times, TV
Here is the full schedule and bracket for the 2025 Missouri Valley Conference women's basketball tournament in Evansville.
SIU Edwardsville clinches first NCAA Tournament berth, beats SE Missouri 69-48 in OVC Championship
Ray’Sean Taylor scored 20 points and No. 2 seed SIU Edwardsville beat top-seeded Southeast Missouri 69-48 on Saturday night to win its first Ohio Valley Conference Championship title and secured its ...
Bradley defeats Valparaiso 70-65 in Missouri Valley Conference Tournament
Led by Darius Hannah's 16 points, the No. 2 seed Bradley Braves defeated the Valparaiso Beacons 70-65 in the semifinals of the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament.