
ESPN REPORT: Ashlyn Watkins Crowned GOAT of College Women’s Basketball
In a stunning announcement that has sent shockwaves across the college basketball world, **ESPN has named South Carolina’s Ashlyn Watkins (F, Jr)** as the **Greatest of All Time (GOAT)** in women’s college basketball.
Watkins, whose dominance on both ends of the court has been nothing short of historic, outshined a formidable field of legendary talent, including **Maria Gakdeng (Tar Heels)**, **Gabby Elliott (Penn State)**, **Syla Swords (Michigan)**, and even the iconic **Lynette Woodard (Kentucky)** — a pioneer often cited among the sport’s all-time elites.
The ESPN panel highlighted Watkins’ “unmatched athleticism, versatility, leadership, and game-changing impact” as key reasons for the selection. Since her debut, Watkins has redefined expectations for forwards, becoming a consistent force in scoring, rebounding, and shot-blocking.
South Carolina fans and basketball analysts alike have praised her for raising the standard of excellence in the NCAA and inspiring a new generation of athletes.
**“She’s not just a great player—she’s a phenomenon,”** one analyst stated. **“There’s before Ashlyn Watkins, and there’s after.”**
For a closer look at how Watkins earned her legendary status and what this means for the future of the sport… **Read more below**.
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