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JuJu Watkins took home Naismith Women's Player of the Year honors for the 2024-25 NCAA women's basketball season. Who are the other previous winners?

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The Sweet 16 is set, and there's a new No. 1. But all eyes are on USC and injured JuJu Watkins.

Half the Sweet 16 is set. No. 5 seeds Tennessee, Ole Miss and Kansas State and a pair of 1-seeds won on Day 3.

Duke, playing without leading scorer and ACC Rookie of the Year Toby Fournier (illness), overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Oregon and advance to the Sweet 16.

Ashlon Jackson gives Duke a 29-28 lead over Oregon with a triple in the third quarter.

Which 1-seed got passed by UConn? UCLA or South Carolina for No. 1 overall? We rank the 32 teams that advanced.

— Aside from those playing for fellow Tobacco Road programs, there is perhaps no other women’s basketball player in the country more familiar with Cameron Indoor Stadium and the Duke Blue Devils than Oregon’s Deja Kelly.

Here's how women's hoops icons since 2000 chased -- and sometimes captured -- March Madness glory.

Mikayla Blakes leads the Commodores with 26 points while Khamil Pierre follows behind with 17 despite falling to the Ducks, 77-73, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.