The Gamecocks -- who remain at No. 2 in this week's ESPN women's college basketball Power Rankings -- went 16-0 in the SEC the past two years. All 16 teams are in action Thursday: South Carolina begins conference play at Missouri (7 p.m. ET, SEC Network), and league newcomers Texas and Oklahoma square off (9 p.m. ET, ESPN2).

Tennessee stayed at No. 2 in this week’s ESPN college basketball power rankings. The Vols came in behind No. 1 Auburn and was one of five SEC teams ranked No. 8 or higher. Alabama was ranked No. 5, Florida came in at No.

After defeating Pittsburgh earlier this week, the Yellow Jackets continue their homestand by welcoming Syracuse to Atlanta. Georgia Tech is 14-0 and 2-0 in the

Florida basketball is off to a torrid start to the 2024-25 campaign having won its first dozen games — and nearly all of them coming in convincing style. As a result, the Gators have climbed up the polls and rankings into the upper echelon of the sport this season.

The undefeated Vols make their way into our top 16, while JuJu Watkins and USC are in the top five after a thrilling win over UConn.

Illinois 109, Oregon 77. Given that Oregon is ranked ninth in the Associated Press Top 25 poll, and given that the game was played inside Matthew Knight Arena, Illinois on Thursday became the first team to ever win a road contest over an opponent ranked in the top 10 of the AP poll by at least 32 points.

We have a shakeup in Sportsnaut's latest Women's College Basketball Top 10 Power Rankings. The TCU Horned Frogs have leaped into the Top 10 as Oklahoma has fallen out. What other teams made moves? Check out our latest rankings.

Dive into part one of our countdown of the top 10 best college basketball programs of all time! From Cincinnati’s legendary Oscar Robertson era to Louisville’s high-scoring dynasty, we break down the wins,

As Illinois beat No. 9 Oregon in Eugene, 109-77, did you know it was the biggest win EVER by a road team facing a top-10 opponent? Don’t trust me, trust the stat expert. That’s wild! He went on to point out it’s the second-most points ever by a visitor in regulation against a top-10 team.