From Hoopfest to NCAA history: UConn’s Paige Bueckers returns to Spokane focused on national championship quest
The last time Paige Bueckers played in Spokane, she left opponents dazed and spectators amazed. That was seven years ago at ...
OU Basketball: Oklahoma Reportedly Loses Third Player to Transfer Portal
A third Oklahoma player is reportedly headed for the transfer portal. Forward Jacolb Fredson-Cole has submitted his name to ...
Aaliyah Chavez, No. 1-ranked high school player, commits to Oklahoma women's basketball
Aaliyah Chavez, the top ranked women's college basketball player in the nation, announced her college commitment Tuesday on ESPN's "SportsCenter." ...
Is Buzz Williams Done at Texas A&M? 3 Potential Landing Spots For The Aggies Head Coach
Texas A&M head coach Buzz Williams coaches his team against the Texas Longhorns during the second half at Bridgestone Arena ...
‘Thankful for my time as a Wildcat.’ Another UK women’s player enters the transfer portal
One of the last remaining ties to the Kyra Elzy era of Kentucky women’s basketball has entered the transfer portal. Junior ...
SEC softball power rankings: Who is No. 1 after Oklahoma suffers first loss vs. Missouri?
Missouri dealt OU softball its first loss of the season Saturday. How much did the Sooners' loss shake up the SEC power rankings?
Nation’s No. 1 Women’s College Basketball Recruit Announces Commitment on Tuesday
Aaliyah Chavez, the No. 1 ranked college basketball prospect, announced her commitment to the Oklahoma Sooners on Tuesday ...
No. 1 prospect Aaliyah Chavez chooses Oklahoma Sooners over Texas
The Oklahoma Sooners earned a big recruiting win with commitment of No. 1 prospect Aaliyah Chavez. She chose the Sooners over ...
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Nation’s top women’s basketball recruit Aaliyah Chavez commits to Oklahoma Sooners
Monterey five-star point guard Aaliyah Chavez has committed to Oklahoma, marking one of the biggest recruiting wins in the ...
As Oklahoma's Defense Looks for Continued Improvement, New Leaders Must Step Up
The Sooners lost luminaries like Stutsman, Bowman and Downs, but names like Lewis, McKinzie, Spears-Jennings and Thomas are waiting in the wings.
Re-ranking the 16 teams left in the Women's NCAA Tournament
The Sweet 16 has arrived, but it comes with a very not-sweet caveat, as USC star JuJu Watkins tore her ACL in Monday's second ...