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Women's Bracketology: Unbeaten Arizona ascends to No. 1 seed
With 100 days to go before Selection Sunday, the top line has another new team. Unbeaten Arizona joins South Carolina, UConn and NC State as 1-seeds.
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Kim Mulkey returns home to LSU, Baylor baggage and all
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King is one of only three Black female athletic directors at Power 5 schools
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Vanessa de Jesus drops dime while falling to Jade Williams for layup
Duke extends its fourth-quarter lead as Vanessa de Jesus makes the pass to a rolling Jade Williams for a layup.
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Missouri
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Hansen, Mizzou focus on team effort not who gets credit
Lauren Hansen scores 16 points in the 79-46 win against SIUE and explains how the Tigers continue to work hard at practice to make each other better.
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- Griner wants 'special moment' with Baylor honor
- Lady Vols improve to 7-0 after 28-point win
- UConn's Fudd out at least 2 weeks with foot injury
- Cyclones AD reveals cancer fight in letter to fans
- UConn star Fudd inks deal with Curry brand
- South Carolina holds at No. 1 amid top-10 chaos
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Who is No. 1?
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Women's college basketball: Top 25 players for 2021-22
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NCAA Women's Bracketology: 2022 women's college basketball projections
With 100 days to go before Selection Sunday, the top line has another new team. Unbeaten Arizona joins South Carolina, UConn and NC State as 1-seeds.
Way-too-Early Top 25 for 2021-22
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Women's college basketball's Way-Too-Early Top 25: UConn reigns while South Carolina looms
The Big Ten put three teams in the top 10, but UConn, South Carolina and 2021 national champion Stanford remain the teams to beat.
