Oklahoma Sooners Women's Basketball News

Two players from Oklahoma's Final Four team are planning to transfer. Sooners coach Sherri Coale announced Friday that guards Jenny Vining and Rose Hammond plan to leave the team after the spring semester to seek additional playing time.

Courtney Paris might as well hang on to her money. Oklahoma doesn't plan to collect on her failed national championship guarantee any time soon.

Angel McCoughtry and Louisville played the second half as if they belonged in their first Final Four.

Louisville versus Oklahoma feels like the consolation game of the Women's Final Four.

Paris led the way with 19 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks as top-seeded Oklahoma surged ahead in the second half to beat Purdue 74-68 Tuesday night to earn the second trip to the Final Four in school history.

Sherri Coale knew it was just a matter of time before the question would be asked Monday.

EdS: RESTORES attribution on Scott quote in 8th graf. Just to get as far as the final 16, Agnus Berenato and her Pitt Panthers had to take a 6 1/2-hour cross-country flight and beat two Pacific Northwest teams on a court that proved to be not-so-neutral. The next stop on their road to the Final Four? A trip to Oklahoma City that proved lengthier ...

With an immovable frame unlike anyone else in the women's game, Courtney Paris can be a dominant force inside for Oklahoma.

Jason Whitlock brings his edgy and thought-provoking style to FOXSports.com. Columnist for the Kansas City Star , he has won the National Journalism Award for Commentary for "his ability to seamlessly integrate sports and social commentary and to challenge widely held assumptions along the racial divide." The cowardice of the men and women in ...

If you want to know about the No. 1 seeds in the NCAA women's tournament, just ask Georgia Tech.

Toward the end of last season, Oklahoma's guard situation was in disarray, with the predictable result being the Sooners losing in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

Courtney Paris has guaranteed a national championship would be coming to Oklahoma this season, putting up the cost of her scholarship as collateral.

Star center Courtney Paris is confident that the Oklahoma women's basketball team will win the national championship this season.

Courtney Paris had 25 points and 16 rebounds for her 122nd career double-double as No.

Takia Starks watched crowds rush the court after big wins by the Texas A&M men's team and dreamed it would happen at a women's game.

Oklahoma guard Whitney Hand has undergone surgery on a broken left index finger and will miss four weeks.

For most players, nine points, 15 rebounds and two blocked shots are a fine night's work.

When Jeff Capel was hired at Oklahoma, he had something better than a tour guide to help show him around his new coaching home.

Courtney Paris got back into double-double territory with a season-high 25 points and 19 rebounds to lead No.

With the confetti coming down and the cameras rolling for tens of millions to see, the teenage girl made her way onto the field for an experience few ever get.