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No. 18 Arizona State women defeat Washington 67-50

Ja’Tavia Tapley scored 15 points, 10 players scored and No. 18 Arizona State defeated Washington 67-50

Reese scores 26, No. 21 Arizona women beat Washington State

Cate Reese scored 26 points and No. 21 Arizona never trailed after the first quarter in a 74-67 win over Washington State

Stonewall scores 22, No. 14 DePaul women beat Xavier 91-68

hante Stonewall scored 22 points, Lexi Held added 19 points and No. 14 DePaul beat Xavier 91-68

Top-ranked South Carolina dominates Missouri

Aliyah Boston and Victaria Saxon each had 10 points and 10 rebounds to lead No. 1 South Carolina to a 78-45 victory over Missouri

Burton leads Northwestern women past No. 15 Hoosiers in OT

No. 9 N.C. State rolls past No. 13 Florida State 68-51

Elissa Cunane scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and No. 9 North Carolina State beat No. 1 3 Florida State 68-51

Roberston scores 31, Oklahoma women top No. 17 West Virginia

Taylor Roberston made eight 3-pointers and scored a career-high 31 points to help Oklahoma beat No. 17 West Virginia 73-49

South Carolina continues to put in work as top-ranked team

South Carolina point guard Tyasha Harris says the Gamecocks didn’t do much celebrating after ascending to the No. 1 ranking in the country

Gophers star Pitts still suspended, Bello sisters back

Minnesota’s suspension of leading scorer Destiny Pitts will stay in effect for at least a second straight game

Title defenders: No. 2 Baylor women on roll into Big 12 play

The No. 2 Baylor women are rolling and they have standout senior post Lauren Cox back healthy

South Carolina new No. 1 in women's Top 25 after 1-2-3 lost

South Carolina new No. 1 in women’s Top 25 after 1-2-3 lost

Another upset for Arizona St women, who beat No. 3 Oregon St

Hipp, No. 20 Missouri St. women bump N. Iowa 80-66

Dungee scores 38, No. 21 Arkansas dumps Mizzou 90-73

Chelsea Dungee scored a season-high 38 points, Taylah Thomas added a double-double and No. 21 Arkansas overcame a slow start to defeat Missouri 90-73

No. 15 West Virginia women turn back Texas 68-65

No. 17 DePaul women hold off upset-minded St. John's 74-69

Sonya Morris and Deja Church notched double-doubles and No. 17 DePaul rallied in the fourth quarter to beat St. John’s 74-69

Top-ranked UConn bounces back from loss, routs Houston 91-51

Megan Walker scored 22 points to lead top-ranked UConn to a bounce-back 91-51 win over Houston, two days after the Huskies fell to No. 6 Baylor

Ex-UNC women's basketball coach charged in pedestrian death

Ex-UNC women’s basketball coach charged in pedestrian death

No. 23 Tennessee women beat Ole Miss 84-28

Rennia Davis had 17 points on 8-of-11 shooting and No. 23 Tennessee beat Mississippi 84-28, limiting the Rebels to their fewest points in program history

Jackson, No. 13 Mississippi State women beat Missouri 79-64

Cooke, Boston lead No. 4 South Carolina past Arkansas 91-82

Stewart set to return for Team USA in exhibition vs UConn

Breanna Stewart is set to return to competition when she leads USA Basketball against her alma mater at the end of month

Boise State assistant coach on leave, sued for misconduct

Princeton back in Top 25 for first time in five years.

Princeton earned its first ranking since 2015 after starting the season with 12 wins in its first 13 games

Patberg scores 19, No. 12 Indiana women beat Illinois 83-42

UConn women still No. 1; S Dakota, Michigan, Princeton in

UConn cruised to two more conference wins and remained No. 1 in The Associated Press women’s college basketball poll to start off 2020

UConn routs SMU; Oregon and Oregon State also win

Top 25 Women’s Capsules

No. 15 Mississippi State extends road win streak to 13

Jordan Danberry and Rickea Jackson scored 17 points each and No. 15 Mississippi State beat Georgia 73-66 to extend the nation’s longest road win streak to 13

Howard nets 37, No. 13 Kentucky women edge No. 22 Vols 80-76

Rhyne Howard drained seven 3-pointers and scored a career-high 37 points and No. 13 Kentucky held off No. 22 Tennessee 80-76

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