SEC

Culture, community and the Dawn Staley effect on MLK weekend at Coppin State

By Rob Knox / January 19, 2026

Staley: ‘I don’t even think they really understand the magnitude of what they just experienced.’

Survival, stars and stumbles: SEC women’s basketball hits Week 2 at full speed

By Wilton Jackson / January 8, 2026

This week’s notebook tracks the numbers, the trends and the moments already shaping the SEC race.

Cotie McMahon wanted more — Mississippi gave her the ball and the fire

By Wilton Jackson / January 7, 2026

Cotie McMahon: ‘Everything is so new but I’ve gotten comfortable with being uncomfortable’

Kim Mulkey questions Tigers’ toughness after weak conference start

By Stephanie Kaloi / January 5, 2026

Mulkey: ‘If you’re a baller, you’ve got to do your job. We’re not there yet’

Oklahoma’s second year in the SEC nets early results, but more work needs to be done

By Stephanie Kaloi / January 5, 2026

Barancyzk: ‘We play hard and we’re not afraid to fall down’

Vanderbilt’s whole-team approach is paying out big — so far

By Stephanie Kaloi / January 5, 2026

The Commodores pulled off a 65-61 upset against the LSU Tigers

SEC coaches weigh in on inevitable leap taken in conference play

By Stephanie Kaloi / December 30, 2025

This time of the year reveals ‘who’s a player and who isn’t,’ according to Texas coach Vic Schaefer

The making of Ta’Niya Latson 2.0 under Dawn Staley’s watch

By Wilton Jackson / December 24, 2025

Latson: ‘I’ve been giving myself grace and not trying to put too much pressure on myself’

Stock down: Which women’s college basketball coaches are on the hot seat?

By Emily Adler / December 14, 2025

As nonconference play wraps up, which women’s college basketball head coaches are facing some pressure in conference play?

How Aubrey Galvan is bringing an exciting dynamic to the court at Vanderbilt

By Stephanie Kaloi / December 12, 2025

Galvan: ‘I just play. I just let the game come to me and make sure I’m having fun’