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From Toledo's Naama Shafir to Michigan's first 3-0 start in the Big Ten, Graham Hays wraps up all the week's top storylines.

From the Irish stepping up with Skylar Diggins in foul trouble on the bench, to Dayton and Georgia falling from the unbeaten ranks, Graham Hays sums up the week that was.

After a lot of success at mid-majors Green Bay and Bowling Green, Matt Bollant and Curt Miller are headed to take over Big Ten programs.

1. Xavier (10-1) It wasn't enough to escape what sounded like a wild finish at Cameron, but Xavier's defense is back to its normal stifling self -- good news with a trip to Stanford still on the itinerary for next week. In wins on the road at Middle...

As a kid growing up in Ohio, Lauren Prochaska liked few things quite so much as staying outside and shooting a basketball, no matter how much her parents tried to convince her that it was time to come in for the night. Left to deal with the result o...

Erica Allenspach and Corielle Yarde will keep Marist on track now that Rachele Fitz is gone, and are two of the players from mid-major teams to keep an eye on as 2010-11 unfolds.

Xavier leads the way in our preseason mid-major top-10 (and then some) rankings.

At one point of the first half, Aisha Jefferson was huddled over a trash can. But despite her upset stomach, Jefferson put in one of her most complete games of the season to lift Michigan State past Bowling Green.

After a three-year stopover at the University of Oregon, Ontario native Tamika Nurse landed at Bowling Green, just in time for her first NCAA tournament.

Forget No. 1 seeds and their opening routs. The first weekend of the NCAA tournament is all about players like Iowa's Kachine Alexander, and four others you should watch while you can.

With their mid-major powers hanging in the balance, Bowling Green's Lauren Prochaska and Hartford's Erica Beverly went head to head in a meeting of two players most fans don't get nearly enough opportunities to watch.