Some big names still undecided, but Baylor has best class so far

There are plenty of big names still undecided that will change these rankings, but right now Baylor has the best class, writes Chris Hansen.

...coach in women's or men's college basketball to lead three...

Dillard's impressive season helps Rice earn bowl bid

Jarett Dillard wasn't highly recruited out of high school, but the Rice wide receiver has caught on and is one of the major reasons the Owls are headed for a bowl game, writes Mark Schlabach.

A rational ratio?

Should we be concerned that of 14 head coaching positions in the WNBA, 11 are filled by men? Is that a problem? Does the 11-3 ratio matter? Of course.

Westhead hasn't slowed his game plan for WNBA

Paul Westhead has employed his up-tempo style in the NBA and in men's college basketball. But he hasn't tried the approach with women -- until now.

Summitt could've done even more

As wonderful a career as Pat Summitt has had, Graham Hays can't help but wish she'd accepted one more challenge: coaching men.

New Wooden Award to honor top female

Seven players from last season's Kodak All-America team are among 30 players named to the inaugural John R. Wooden women's preseason All-America team.

WNBA: Will Not Be Accepted

Page 2's Stacey Pressman loves women's sports, but she's still not buying the WNBA.

Bring on Awesome April

Page 2's Jason Whitlock thinks women's basketball needs to forget about sharing March Madness and get their own time to shine.

UConn extends streak despite Taurasi's quiet game

Even without much help from leader Diana Taurasi, Connecticut added another victory to its record streak.

The 'Eyes have it in Foster

With Jim Foster leading the way at Ohio State, the Buckeyes seem better than ever.

Golden Brown

Al Brown, who left Tennessee for Wisconsin in the offseason, is one of the best assistants in the game.

Huskies on top of preseason poll

The ESPN/USA Today women's college basketball preseason poll debuted Monday with Connecticut on top.

Still Making People Mad: The WNBA

...not from the group of men I was really talking about...over that time, and it's probably safe to assume it...s obvious why many top college players choose to go that...

On Hating the WNBA

...I know it's true, because just...enjoyed watching WNBA basketball in the past...sucks. Some people, men, mostly, just hate...League, or the NCAA, too. And the...