Daniel Martinez-Krams is a writer for Just Women's Sports, specializing in NCAA basketball coverage. With a keen eye for talent and a deep knowledge of the game, Daniel provides analysis and insights on the top players, teams, and storylines in women's college basketball.
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Daniel Martinez-Krams is focused on in-depth coverage of sports, particularly basketball at the NCAA level. His articles often cover specific teams and players, providing analysis rather than news reporting.
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By: Daniel Martinez-Krams
The still-defending champions are facing a season as difficult as any in the college landscape. Thankfully, Baylor has experience re-loading.
Barring a major and early upset in the SEC conference tournament, top-ranked South Carolina appears poised to host the Greenville, South Carolina
With no nets cut down for the 2019-20 season, it seems anachronous that another season should tip off.
By: Daniel Martinez-Krams
For 24 consecutive years, Notre Dame reached the NCAA tournament. Until it didn't.
By: Daniel Martinez-Krams
For the South Carolina Gamecocks, the 2020-2021 season is all about unfinished business and building a legacy.
In a different time, in a different world, the Final Four would be its usual culmination of an incredible year in college basketball. Instead, we're left to speculate as to what might have been. But though we'll never know how things would have actually played out, that doesn't mean we can't make educated guesses.
For one team, and especially one player, 2020 was about unfinished business. Of course, with the abrupt cancellation of March Madness, 2020 left unfinished business for everyone.
By: Daniel Martinez-Krams
Stopped me if you've heard this one before, but UConn is once again poised to win multiple national championships.
It's been an electric, unpredictable year in college basketball, and the best is still to come. With roughly a month's worth of conference games and tournament contests remaining before the NCAA tournament, it's time to take a step back and review the year so far.
By: Daniel Martinez-Krams
Stanford comes into the season ranked second in the country in the AP Poll. After a dominant opening win over Cal Poly, Hall of Fame head coach Tara
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