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​Coach of national women's basketball champions Dawn Staley said that she believed that if a person considers themselves to be a woman, then they should be able to play against other women in basketball. "If you consider yourself a woman and you want to play sports or vice versa, you should be able to play."

Ryan Ruocco stuck the landing of South Carolina's golden season with a perfect final call of the action.

Clark will head to the WNBA this summer with a slew of NCAA records but not the one title she hoped to deliver to her home state.

South Carolina became the 10th Division I team to go through a season without a loss.

Caitlin Clark has all but officially said her goodbyes to Iowa after a tough loss to South Carolina in the NCAA tournament final.

Tour operators’ change of heart comes as a result of mounting frustration over what they perceive to be excessive service levy that is pegged by local authorities at 0.3 percent of their annual...

If voted to power, Congress plans to split the Supreme Court into a constitutional court and a court of appeal, whereas the CPI(M) wants to scrap CAA, UAPA and PMLA.

In a stunning move on the eve of the NCAA championship game, Kentucky coach John Calipari is leaving for SEC rival Arkanas on a five-year deal, according to ESPN.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday launched a sharp attack on people protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) claiming that to date only one person has applied for citizenship under CAA rules. �� Only One Person Applied for Citizenship Under CAA: Himanta Biswa Sarma Launches Sharp Attack on People Protesting Against CAA Rules.

While a proposed Vegas NIL tourney may result in revenue sharing in college basketball, a potential breakaway league from the NCAA is fraught with complication.