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Women’s Final Four preview: Can South Carolina cap perfect season with championship title?

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Tribune News Service

Spotlight falls on South Carolina, Iowa at women’s Final Four

Coach Dawn Staley and the Gamecocks are looking to become the 10th team to go through a season unbeaten and the first to repeat as champions since UConn won four in a row from 2013-16.

Chicago Sun-Times

South Carolina Has Perfected the Art of Cutting Down Nets

From winning the big games to snipping the nylon in just the right spot, the Gamecocks have perfected what it means to be winners.

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No. 1 South Carolina defeats Maryland to reach NCAA Final Four

GREENVILLE, S.C. — The Gamecocks are headed to Dallas.

Tribune News Service

March Madness: Athletes balance privacy, online profile

The NIL age has opened a vast new world of earning potential for student-athletes the NCAA long insisted were amateurs

The Independent UK

Taking Stock of the Sixth Man of the Year Race

Hey, y’all—happy Tuesday to you. Just in case you’re a normal adult human and avoid making countdown calendars tied to the NBA schedule, there are 19 days left in the regular season. I know because I’ve gone ahead and counted. I genuinely have no clue what’s going to happen once…

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Day 1 of March Madness Was Everything You Could Hope For

What will Friday have for an encore?

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You Can Triple-Team Aliyah Boston—But You Can’t Shut Down Her Brain

South Carolina cut down the nets last season behind her standout performances. This year? The Gamecocks star is using her photographic memory for the game to outwit defenses.

Sports Illustrated

Azzi Fudd and the 9 other most important players in the women’s NCAA tournament

UConn's standout sophomore is healthy, making the Huskies look like Final Four contenders.

USA Today Sports Media Group

South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston: ‘Every time we step on that floor, everybody wants to beat us’

The Gamecocks’ center of attention opens up about South Carolina’s quest for a perfect season and why Dawn Staley won’t be the NBA’s first female coach

The Guardian - US

Boston, Clark Lead Women’s AP All-America WBB Teams

The Gamecocks star has dominated women's college basketball all season.

Sports Illustrated

South Carolina goes entire season at No. 1 in AP women’s basketball poll

The defending national champion Gamecocks (32-0) became the third school to be the top team in the poll for the entire season in back-to-back years, equaling UConn and Louisiana Tech.

Chicago Sun-Times

Five Steps to Beating South Carolina in the Women’s NCAA Tournament

There’s a chance opponents won’t even get close against the Gamecocks. But if they do, here’s what it might look like.

Sports Illustrated

Breaking Down the Women’s March Madness Bracket

Rating the No. 1 seeds, analyzing can’t-miss matchups and predicting the national champs.

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Q&A: Stanford’s Haley Jones is on the precipice of an exciting new chapter, but first she wants to go out on top

Haley Jones has a lot to look forward to, but she's trying to stay grounded.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mid-season women’s college basketball check-in: Is LSU’s Angel Reese the Player of the Year?

Who wins the ACC? And what mid-majors are on the rise?

Sports Illustrated

36 Bold Predictions for the Next Year in Sports

LeBron James will be traded. Plus, Rory McIlroy will win the Masters, the Giants will get a new quarterback, England will win the Women’s World Cup and much more.

Sports Illustrated

She Wanted a Scholarship. Now She’s the Face of Women’s College Hoops.

Aliyah Boston is a double-double machine, TikTok queen and the biggest reason South Carolina has been No. 1 all season.

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What We’ll Remember From 2022: Women’s Basketball

Now that Brittney Griner is safely home after being detained in Russia, we’re looking back at the highlights from this year in the WNBA, college basketball and beyond.

Sports Illustrated

Brittney Griner’s Been Released. Here’s Where Women’s Basketball Needs to Go in 2023.

This year, the detainment and the release of the Mercury and U.S. superstar overshadowed the bright spots in the sport. What comes next?

Chicago Sun-Times

South Carolina remains unanimous No. 1 in women’s college basketball poll

Stanford remained No. 2 after cruising through a tournament in Hawaii. It’s the 618th appearance in the poll for Cardinal coach Tara VanDerveer, tying the late Pat Summitt for most all-time.

Sports Illustrated

South Carolina Outlasts Stanford After Costly OT Timeout Blunder

The Gamecocks preserved their undefeated season after escaping with a win over the Cardinal on Sunday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

No. 1 South Carolina versus No. 2 Stanford is the main course of college basketball’s Feast Week

Previewing Sunday's college basketball matchup between Stanford and South Carolina.

Tribune News Service

Lynx leap up two spots, land second choice in WNBA draft behind Fever

MINNEAPOLIS — When the first envelope was opened at the WNBA's draft lottery Friday afternoon, the Lynx and their fans knew they already beat the odds.

USA Today Sports Media Group

WNBA Draft Lottery: Indiana Fever land franchise’s first-ever No. 1 overall pick (and likely Aliyah Boston)

The Fever will get to pick first in the 2023 WNBA Draft.

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