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This Isn’t UCLA’s First Women’s Final Four

It may not be in the NCAA record books, but the 1978 AIAW championship is a big part of the Bruins’ storied program history.

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Farthest UCLA Has Ever Gone in Women's NCAA Tournament

A look back at UCLA's history in the women's NCAA Tournament

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From Caitlin Clark to Lynette Woodard: Embrace the Full History of Women’s Basketball

The sport has long allowed just a handful of stars to shine until they are forgotten. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

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Lynette Woodard Asks NCAA to ‘Respect the History’ as Caitlin Clark Approaches Scoring Mark

The Kansas Jayhawks legend paved the way for women’s basketball greats to come.

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Who are Lynette Woodard, Pearl Moore? The women’s basketball legends Caitlin Clark is still chasing

Because they played in the AIAW era, the accomplishments of Lynette Woodard and Pearl Moore are often overlooked.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Which school has the most NCAA women’s golf team championships?

Who has the most women's college golf national titles?

USA Today Sports Media Group

SI:AM | The Lakers’ Make-or-Break Road Trip

These next five games could decide their playoff fate.

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SI:AM | What Lamar Jackson’s Trade Request Means for Him and the Ravens

Contract negotiations took another turn on Monday.

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Dale McNamara, legendary women’s college golf coach who helped build the program at Tulsa, dies at 86

Dale McNamara was the head coach of the Tulsa women's golf program for 26 years.

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When Women's College Basketball Had to Choose: AIAW or NCAA

Nearly 10 years after the passage of Title IX, the NCAA presented a new option for women's athletics when it hosted its first women's basketball championship in 1982. But it meant leaving behind a decade of women’s sports that were governed by women.

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