The landscape of the sport will look very different next season. But a very familiar team will start at No. 1, while Iowa isn't even ranked.
The landscape of women's college basketball is going to look very different when November arrives and the 2024-25 season begins.And with transfers still making decisions and so many players eligible to use a fifth year per the COVID-19 waiver, this top 25 will likely change too. Plenty. But the offseason starts now. Here's our Way-Too-Early Top 25.A third consecutive undefeated regular season might be too much to ask, but that doesn't mean South Carolina won't be the favorite.
That shouldn't change in 2024-25.to leave Corvallis. More players could follow, but if Scott Rueck somehow keeps his talented group of freshmen and sophomores together, this team could challenge for another trip to the Elite Eight or beyond. Sophomoreare gone, but the rest of Nicki Collen's core is expected back. The most crucial returning player is point guard's play in the NCAA tournament is a sign of things to come, the Bears could have a potent and deep backcourt.
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