BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Games of the Week, Dec. 6 - 12: Butler looks for first win as Villanova hosts top-25 foe

When most basketball fans tune in to watch ESPN SportsCenter, they typically look for heart-pounding dunks or eye-popping 3-pointers.

Take one look at the women’s side of the field at the Gulf Coast Showcase and you’ll break a sweat. The schedule is fierce.

Between nine games featuring five reigning NCAA Tournament teams over three days, the women’s Daytona Beach Invitational—held in the city’s Ocean Center within walking distance of the shore—is sure to provide an early-season test for schools and players vying for resume building and statement making.

If some time had passed since you last thought of Stanford as a women’s college basketball powerhouse, the 2020-21 season made the Cardinal impossible to ignore again.

There’s plenty that goes into what makes a good power forward, but the names who can check off those boxes in women’s college basketball are limited.

COVID halted numerous outstanding college basketball events in 2020, including the Cancun Challenge, which consistently features some of the best teams in basketball and makes for great hoops-watching as the calendar motors toward Thanksgiving.

The lines of some of the best small forwards in women’s college basketball are ridiculous.

There may not be a more-stuffed slate of women’s college basketball on and around Thanksgiving Day than in the Baha Mar Pink Flamingo Championship.

It’s hard to get into the top-10 shooting guards club in women’s basketball.

The point guard position went through a level of transcendence last season that women’s college basketball hasn’t seen in years.

Paradise Island, Bahamas may have staked its claim as a women’s college basketball mecca—at least for a few days.

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