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He never suited up for Pat Summitt, but Tyler Summitt was as impacted by growing up with the Lady Vols as anyone. And like his mom, he's embarking on his own coaching path.

While Stanford got a very good effort from its entire team in upsetting Baylor, Chiney Ogwumike earns top billing as our first espnW player of the week.

Canada came out with a great game plan, trying to slowing down games with a deliberate offense. Trouble was, it didn't make any difference against the U.S. women, who put the clamps on Canada's top scoring threats.

Russia, Australia and now France are all quality teams. But the U.S. women's basketball team, with its depth of talent, remains a very heavy favorite in the Olympics.

Lindsay Whalen is at the height of her basketball skills and has had an MVP-type of year in the WNBA. And after returning home to Minnesota in 2010, she again breathed life into the state -- and women's basketball.

WNBA president looks for synergistic kick-start in women's game

Four months after a nonconference meeting that Stanford won, Gonzaga gets another shot -- this time at the top seed in Spokane with a trip to its first Final Four on the line.

Diana Taurasi has worked hard for everything she has accomplished on the court. But the battle to clear her name of doping allegations might have been the hardest yet.

UConn tied the UCLA men's streak of 88 straight victories Sunday. But instead of comparing two teams from different eras (not to mention genders), how do the Huskies match up against one of college's other great streaks?

Four coaches. Two hours of talk time. Anything goes, including an appearance from a former president.

From the time she was a young girl trying to keep up with her big brother, Monica Wright has always looked to compete with others.

Basketball brought them together as friends, then some painful adversities made them sisters. Now Duke's Krystal Thomas and Florida State's Alexa Deluzio are playing for the first- and second-place teams in the ACC.

Two days after suffering a torn ACL last season, Caroline Doty could only sit and watch her Huskies play at the Dean Dome. On Monday, she helped lead UConn past a sold-out crowd at Duke.

In sports, how you respond to a big loss says as much about you as what kind of winner you are. And on Saturday, the American women responded with one of their best games.

A half-century ago, the U.S. women's basketball team won two World Championship trophies ... and had one heck of a time bringing them back from South America.

Ten years ago, Sheryl Swoopes was ready to walk away from USA Basketball. But here she is, again leading the way for Team USA.