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What are the oldest active college basketball arenas?

Matthews Arena in Boston is the oldest active college basketball arena. See which other arenas make the list.

Huskies to retire Plum's jersey, a first for women's program

Kelsey Plum, who played at Washington from 2013 to 2017, will become the first Huskies women's basketball player to have her jersey retired.

Predicting best, worst case for women's basketball's Top 25

How far can the best teams go this season? Where might they fall short? We predict the best and worst case for ESPN's preseason Top 25.

How to watch men's and women's NCAA basketball opening day

ESPN's college basketball coverage returns with a schedule of more than 7,400 games during the 2024-25 regular season.

Ranking the top women's NCAA basketball players for 2024-25

LSU, NC State, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Texas, UCLA and USC each put multiple players on our ranking of the 25 best players.

Girls' recruiting: Standouts from the updated ESPN player rankings

As high school basketball begins, these are the players to watch from ESPN's updated 2025, 2026 and 2027 rankings. Plus, freshmen to keep an eye on.

How Watkins, sophomores will build on NCAA basketball debuts

They took starring roles last season. Now sophomores such as JuJu Watkins, Hannah Hidalgo and MiLaysia Fulwiley are back for more.

The best women's college basketball conferences in 2024-25

The Pac-12 had become the best conference in women's college basketball. Which league takes over that title in 2024-25?

Geelong United's Jaz Shelley speaks on WNBL launch

Ahead of their debut appearance in the WNBL, Geelong United's Jaz Shelley speaks to ESPN's Megan Hustwaite about her journey to the team.

10 questions for 2024-25 women's college basketball season

Who will replace Caitlin Clark in the player of the year spotlight? We have answers ahead of the Nov. 4 season tip.

Coastal Carolina basketball announces "We Win, You Win" guarantee

If the Chanticleers' men's and women's programs combine for 35 wins, fans who purchase season tickets by Nov. 3 will have those tickets paid for in full.

Top nonconference women's NCAA basketball games in 2024-25

Games in November and December can make a résumé. From the best backcourt battles to All-American meetings, these games will shape the season.

Tennessee guard Kaiya Wynn out for year with torn Achilles

Tennessee guard Kaiya Wynn is expected to miss the season after tearing her right Achilles tendon, coach Kim Caldwell announced Tuesday.

Wilson, Gamecocks' first No. 1 recruit, to have jersey retired

A'ja Wilson will have another lifetime honor at the Colonial Life Arena with South Carolina retiring her No. 22 jersey.

JuJu Watkins, Paige Bueckers lead preseason All-America team

USC star JuJu Watkins and UConn's Paige Bueckers headline the AP preseason All-America women's college basketball team that for the first time includes three sophomores.

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