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Seniors usually rule the roost in women's college basketball, but there are some juniors who are deserving of their own star billing.

There's a lot to watch in the new year, from second-year players who have been first-rate to Dawn Staley's surging Gamecocks.

The playoffs bring the best out of the best players, and that bodes well for a competitive postseason, says WNBA chief of basketball operations Renee Brown.

It's time to get to work in the WNBA, with players starting the fight for roster spots. It's also time for coaches to begin forming their rotations and strategies for the season. Here's what you need to watch for in camp.

When Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said her team wasn't always "basketball smart," it wasn't intended as an insult to her players. Instead, she actually was making the point that her team's efficiency and discipline are the result of a lot of hard work.