The Michigan women’s basketball program was on the road this week, with a two-game stop in Connecticut for the Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase, and split the results against UConn and Syracuse.

Te’Yala Delfosse scored a career-high 21 points and No. 6 Michigan rolled past Syracuse 81-55 in the Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase at Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut.

Felisha Legette-Jack called it an “old fasioned butt whooping.” By the end of the first quarter against No. 6 Michigan, Syracuse trailed 20-6, and the result was never in question. The Orange took their first loss of the season, 81-55 to a Wolverines team that many think could be one of the last four standing in Phoenix when April rolls around.

The only exception was against Houston, where they scored a respectable 72 points in an extremely slow-paced game against the best defense in the country. This should be a much faster contest since the Michigan Wolverines are 32nd in adjusted tempo, and Auburn also likes to push the pace on offense.

Many women's basketball eyes will be on Las Vegas this week when three of the top four teams in the country play in the Players Era Women's Championship.

The No. 6 Michigan women's basketball team took on No. 1 UConn in its most anticipated matchup yet. While a loss was expected, this game shook the rankings.

The Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase is supposed to be a mid-November measuring stick. However, this year, it feels more like a collision course. The No

There will be 34 college basketball games Thanksgiving week in Fort Myers, including Michigan State vs. North Carolina, which will be on FOX.