Watch Texas A&M vs. South Carolina Women’s Basketball Free Live Stream

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There is early SEC women’s basketball action on Thursday, January 9, when No. 2 The South Carolina Gamecocks host the Texas A&M Aggies at the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, SC

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The Gamecocks are 14-1 with the lone loss still belonging to No. 1 UCLA. The Aggies are 8-6 and 1-1 in SEC play.

WHO: Texas A&M Aggies vs. no. 2 South Carolina Gamecocks

When: Thursday 9 January at 5:00 PM EST

Where: Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, SC

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Big Ten, SEC each have 4 top 10 teams in AP women’s poll as UCLA, South Carolina still lead

By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer

The Big Ten and Southeastern Conference both have arguments to be considered the best league in women’s basketball.

Each team has seven teams ranked in The Associated Press Top 25 women’s basketball poll Monday, including four in the top 10. Both leagues have been bolstered this season by conference realignment, where No. 1 UCLA and no. 4 USC joined the Big Ten, while No. 5 Texas and no. 10 Oklahoma is new to the SEC.

UCLA was again the top choice in the poll after receiving 30 of 32 first-place votes from a national media panel. The Bruins have been the solid no. 1 team since knocking off former top team South Carolina in late November. The Gamecocks, who remained No. 2, hosts no. 5 in Texas on Sunday.

Notre Dame remained third and received the other two first-place votes, taking one away from the Gamecocks.

LSU and UConn were next after the Longhorns. Undefeated Maryland was ranked eighth, while Ohio State moved up one spot to ninth after Oklahoma split a pair of games with Texas and then-No. 15 Tennessee.

Ranked Utes

Utah underwent a coaching change in the first month of the season when Lynne Roberts left to coach in the WNBA. Longtime assistant Gavin Petersen stepped in and now has the Utes ranked for the third straight season as they entered the poll at No. 22.

“I don’t know if that’s ever happened in our game before. leave a couple of games,” Petersen said in a phone interview. “Our resilient crew has stepped up and met the adversity that’s in front of them. We got through the emotional phase and put all the unknowns to rest.”

Utah had a huge win in the Thanksgiving Tournament over Notre Dame. Ute’s next meeting no. 12 Kansas State on Wednesday.

Rising tide

No. 18 Alabama is off to its best SEC start in 21 years as the Crimson Tide improved to 2-0 in the conference for the first time since the 2003-04 season with a 68-49 win over Missouri. Alabama visits No. 5 in Texas on Thursday.

Conference division

The Southeastern Conference and Big Ten each have seven teams ranked this week after Ole Miss fell out of the Top 25. The ACC has six, while the Big 12 has four and the Big East one.

Game of the week

no. 4 USC at no. 8 Maryland, Wednesday. The Terrapins will look to remain undefeated as they host JuJu Watkins and the Trojans in a Big Ten showdown. This is the first top-10 game for Maryland this season.

no. 14 Duke at no. 19 North Carolina, Thursday. The first meeting between these two rivals looking to stay near the top of the ACC.

no. 5 Texas at no. 2 South Carolina, Sunday. The Longhorns face defending national champion South Carolina in the first of two regular season games.

The Associated Press contributed to this article