
At TDG Sports Marketing, we help businesses grow through strategic marketing solutions. Contact us to learn more about how we can assist you. NCAA Women's College Basketball is going strong and it brings in a couple of surprise powerhouses, Michigan State and TCU. Keep an eye on this pair.
Scores from The Top Three Teams in NCAA :
South Carolina defeated Georgia- 65-43, to remain at #3
UConn defeated Creighton-95-54 to remain on top as #1
LSU took down the Lady Longhorns- 45-38. This will probably take Texas from the #2 spot.
This was the biggest news for the weekend.
LSU Lady Tigers knock down Texas Lady Longhorns - 45-38

Big Games to watch this week, January 12-18, 2026
Jan. 12, 2026 @ 7 PM
Alabama vs Missouri
Jan. 13, 2026 @ 7 PM
Houston vs Texas Tech
Jan. 14, 2026 @ 6:30 PM
Penn State vs Ohio State
Jan. 15, 2026 @ 7 PM
Texas vs South Carolina
(BIG GAME)
Vanderbilt vs Mississippoi State
@ 7:30 PM
Jan. 18, 2026 @ 4 PM
LSU vs Oklahoma
(BIG GAME)
TCU VS Ohio State @ 6 PM
Notre Dame vs UConn @ 9 PM
(BIG GAME)
Texas A&M vs Texas @ 4 PM
1. UConn- 17-0
2. South Carolina- 17-1
3. UCLA- 15-1
4. Texas-18-1
5. Vanderbilt- 17-0
6. LSU- 16-2
7. Kentucky- 16-2
8. Michigan- 14-2
9. Louisville- 16-3
10. TCU- 16-1
Top 10 Leading Scorers in NCAA Women's Basketball for 2026
1. Audi Crooks- Iowa State- 28.7
2. Mikayla Blakes--Vanderbilt-24.9
3. Hannah Hidalgo-Notre Dame-24.7
4. Liv McGill-Florida St.-23.9
5. Naomi White- N. Arizona-23.5
6. Shay Ciezki-Indiana-23.3
7. Miacastro-Western Ill.-23.1
8. Maggie Doogan-Richmon-22.8
9. Grace Sullivan-Northwestern-22.5
10. Hannah Wickstrom-UC Riverside-21.1
10. Joyce Edwards- South Carolina-21.1


Medina Okot, South Carolina's starting Center and front court Skyscraper. Head of SC's Rim and Paint Protection.

Adhel Tac, South Carolina's Center and a member of SC's front court reinforcement in their Rim and Paint Protection.

Alicia Tournebize, South Carolina's new edition to their front court and part of SC's Rim and Paint Protection Program.

The UConn Huskies remain at the top of the charts so far and looking like the Champs of last season.

The Lady Longhorns rise to the number two spot after defeating the Lady Bruins and upsetting former #2 South Carolina

The South Carolina Gamecocks take the #3 spot after the upset from Texas. I think they are patiently waiting for revenge on the next game they play on January 15, 2026. This should be a major battle and one for the books. So stay tuned folks. I will keep you posted.

Lauren Betts is arguably the best Center in Women's College Basketball. UCLA's destiny revolves around Betts. She's the engine that makes the Bruins go. Winning a Championship with her sister, Sienna Betts is inevitable before she takes her talent to the WNBA.

Medina Okot, South Carolina's dominate Center and one of SC's Skyscrapers in their tenacious front court. Okot's quiet demeanor and raw talent makes her the most dangerous Big in Women's College Basketball. I see Okot and Company headed for the Championship in 2026.

TDG Sports Marketing Consulting Salutes and Congratulates South Carolina's Women's Basketball Coach Dawn Staley for her Magnificent Coaching and Leadership of the Lady Gamecocks.

South Carolina Coach Dawn Staley has faced much adversity this season. She lost two of her stars to season ending injuries. She also has been playing short handed all season due to injuries, illness and controversy, but yet she has managed to remain one of the top tier in ranking with only (1) upset as the result of a buzzer beater to another top tier team. I call that Success, Brilliance, Excellence. Other teams probably would have buckled under those circumstances. So TDG Sports Marketing Consulting gives credit where credit is due. Coach, we give you your flowers. We wish you and your team the best and I know we will see you in the Final Four and beyond.
These are some of the Top NCAA Picks for the 2026 WNBA Draft:
Lauren Betts-UCLA
Olivia Miles- TCU
Raven Johnson- South Carolina
Azzi Fudd- UConn
Ta' Niya Latson- South Carolina
Medina Okot- South Carolina
KiKi Rice- UCLA
Chloe Kitts- South Carolina
Gianna Kneepkens- UCLA
Cotie McMahon- Ole Miss
Serah Williams- (transfer portal)
Yarden Garzon- Maryland
Flau' jae Johnson- LSU

1. Sarah Strong- UConn-0 Forward
2. Lauren Betts- UCLA- Center
3. Hannah Hidalgo- Notre Dame- Guard
4. Madison Booker- Texas- Forward
5. Flau' jae Johnson- LSU- Guard
6. Olivia Miles- TCU- Guard
7. Ta' Niya Latson - South Carolina- Guard
8. Azzi Fudd- UConn- Guard
9. Mikayla Blakes- Vanderbilt- Guard
10. Audi Crooks- Iowa State- Center
Now, I agree with the list, although I think a few players were left off the list:; Joyce Edwards- South Carolina, Raven Johnson- South Carolina, Medina Okot- South Carolina, Rori Harmon- Texas. If the list goes past top 10, these players should definitely make the cut.
So let's get ready to rumble for a great 2026-26 Women's College Basketball Season
Anthony D. Colby
Sports Consultant
TDG Sports Marketing Consulting
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Women's College Basketball setting it off on November 3, 2025
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