South Carolina Still No. 1 in Women’s Top 25; Oklahoma Rises
South Carolina remains the No. 1 team in The Associated Press women’s college basketball poll. The Gamecocks received 28 of the 30 first-place votes
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No. 2 Stanford Rallies to Beat Utah 83-73
Cameron Brink scored 24 points and Lexie Hull added 21 to help No. 2 Stanford rally to beat Utah 83-73. Stanford trailed by seven at the half before outscoring the Utes 53-36 in the final 20 minutes.
Stanford Uses 23-0 Run to Beat Washington State 62-57
Brandon Angel and Spencer Jones each scored 16 points and Stanford used a 23-0 second-half run to beat Washington State 62-57 in a game delayed 75 minutes due to COVID testing.
Stanford Returns from COVID Break to Beat No. 5 USC 75-69
Harrison Ingram and Spencer Jones scored 21 points apiece and Stanford beat No. 5 Southern California 75-69 for its first win over a top five team in nearly 15 years.
Salaam, Luck Headline College Football Hall of Fame Class
Late Heisman Trophy winner Rashaan Salaam of Colorado and two-time runner-up Andrew Luck of Stanford headline a list of 21 former players and coaches in this year’s College Football Hall of Fame.
South Carolina Still No. 1 in AP Women’s Basketball Poll
South Carolina beat two more ranked opponents to strengthen its grip on the No. 1 spot in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll.
Jump’s 21 Points Leads No. 2 Stanford Past Gonzaga
Hannah Jump scored 21 points, including five 3-pointers, and No. 2 Stanford clamped down defensively to beat Gonzaga 66-50.
South Carolina Still #1 in The AP Top 25 Women’s Basketball Poll
South Carolina remains the No. 1 team in The Associated Press women’s college basketball poll despite its first loss of the season. The Gamecocks fell to Missouri 70-69 in overtime
Jones Scores 24 as Stanford Beats Washington State 82-44
Haley Jones scored 24 points and grabbed 16 rebounds as No. 2 Stanford pounded Washington State 82-44 on Sunday, extending its all-time record to 70-0 against the Cougars.
Pac-12’s Head Coach Vacancies are Likely to Grow
USC, Washington State and Washington have all dismissed coaches before the end of the season. But it's likely that there are more coaching changes afoot in the Pac-12.