By When preseason ranking lists came out, many were surprised to see the University of South Carolina outside the top five. Matter of fact, many can’t remember the last time they were ranked as such. They start the season being No.6 in the AP Top 25 rankings. With their core from
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Te-Hina Paopao is one of the most talented point guards in the entire country. She has the potential to be drafted in the first round in either the 2024 or 2025 WNBA draft, depending on if she takes her extra COVID year. After spending the first three years of her
Does WCBB Run Through South Carolina?
Sunday afternoon, #1 ranked, undefeated South Carolina traveled to take on the #5 ranked UConn. This is the biggest rivalry in women’s college basketball right now. UConn has been the most dominant program for the last two-plus decades. Dawn Staley and her program are trying to change that narrative. Dawn
Women’s March Madness living up to the hype
I told you so. Give the women a chance, and they’ll show their talent, skill, passion, and love for the sport. This season especially, they lived up to the moniker “madness.” Ratings have again increased, from round to round. Last year’s ratings jumped up and showed that people would tune
Final Four Preview: South Carolina vs. Louisville
After a month of watching these women play the most intense basketball of their young careers, the moment we’ve all been waiting for is here. The NCAA Women’s Final Four is this weekend, and the matchups couldn’t be any better. The first game is a battle of the No.1 seeds,
Caitlin Clark is Must-See TV
After an unforgettable freshman season, Caitlin Clark is shattering what many thought was her ceiling. No way she could be better than last year, right? She can’t live up to the high expectations to do it all again, but why not? Can Clark push her team past the Sweet 16?
Niele Ivey Building Her Own Legacy
The women’s college basketball world was shocked when Muffet McGraw decided to retire after coaching at Notre Dame for 33 years. When Niele Ivey was named the next head coach, and the first African American woman to be the program’s head coach, it was clear she had big shoes to
The Dominance of Aliyah Boston
Aliyah Boston could have very well been the National Player of the Year last season, and many believed she should have been. This season she is leaving no doubt about who will win the award. Boston was dominant her first two seasons, but she’s taken her game to a different
