South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25 basketball poll; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina remained the unanimous No. 1 choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll released Monday as the Gamecocks keep close watch on the foot injury of reigning Player of the Year Aliyah Boston. The Gamecocks received all 29 first-place votes in the poll released Monday, a day after Boston left a game with her injury. Coach Dawn Staley said Boston was “questionable” going forward but added that the “team doctor wasn’t too, too…

South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina remained the unanimous No. 1 choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll released Monday as the Gamecocks keep close watch on the foot injury of reigning Player of the Year Aliyah Boston.The Gamecocks received all 29 first-place votes in the poll released Monday, a day afte...

South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina remained the unanimous No. 1 choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll released Monday as the Gamecocks keep close watch on the foot injury of reigning Player of the Year Aliyah Boston.The Gamecocks received all 29 first-place votes in the poll released Monday, a day afte...

South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina remained the unanimous No. 1 choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll released Monday as the Gamecocks keep close watch on the foot injury of reigning Player of the Year Aliyah Boston.The Gamecocks received all 29 first-place votes in the poll released Monday, a day afte...

My AP top-25 WBB ballot: North Carolina climbs into top 5, UCLA to No. 10 as Iowa and Louisville drop

North Carolina beat two ranked opponents, and faces another Thursday in Indiana; UCLA faces No. 1 South Carolina Tuesday.

South Carolina tops women’s AP Top 25 basketball poll; Stanford, UConn next

South Carolina, which suffered a scare when reigning Player of the Year Aliyah Boston left Sunday’s game with a foot injury, remains the unanimous No. 1 choice in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll.