Author: Lindsay Schnell, USA TODAY

Aliyah Boston can do something special if she bypasses the WNBA Draft for now and uses her extra year of eligibility to return to South Carolina.

Trailing 59-50 entering the fourth quarter, LSU reeled off 15 unanswered points to take a 72-62 lead with 3:04 to go. Virginia Tech couldn’t recover.

Iowa coach Lisa Bluder says her star guard Caitlin Clark has a separate set of rules “because she can do things other people can’t do.”

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is the superstar women’s basketball needs, right when the game needs it.

Caitlin Clark scored a game-high 41 points and had a triple-double as the Hawkeyes joined LSU in the Final Four of the women’s NCAA Tournament.

LSU got a double-double from All-American Angel Reese and third-seeded LSU defeated upset-minded Miami to advance to the women’s Final Four.

The UConn women’s basketball team is clearly not the dominant force it once was, as evidenced by its earliest NCAA Tournament exit since 2005.

While Aliyah Boston is easily the most important piece of the Gamecocks roster, she’s not the biggest issue for opposing teams. It’s her teammates.

Yolett McPhee-McCuin wasn’t Ole Miss’ first choice to helm the women’s program. Her confidence, and Dawn Staley’s belief in her, helped seal the deal.