3 WNBA coaches that could be on the hot seat after regular season concludes
It will not be long until the WNBA’s 25th regular season concludes and gives way to its postseason. Of course, while eight teams will…
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NBA 2k21 expands its slate of WNBA-related content
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Where are they now? Former WNBA president Laurel Richie named to Hasbro’s Board of Directors
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#WVotes2020: Seattle Storm endorse Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
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Candace Parker announced as investor in LA’s NWSL team
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A ‘pundit’ says women reporters are feminizing sports – So … no more cheerleaders or ring girls?
While we still have plenty of work to do to ensure sports is truly the bastion of equality and acceptance it should be, one…
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Starting Five: 5 Thoughts about WNBA’s W25 unveiling
With this being the 25th season of the WNBA, one of its more anticipated moments was the announcement of the 25 greatest players of…
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Naomi Osaka is a blueprint for today’s athletes to idolize and emulate
What can be seen as a sign that sports culture is healing itself? When Black athletes decide for themselves how they define success as…
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WNBA champion Seattle Storm honored at White House was a sight for sore eyes
For the first time in what seemed like forever, there actually was an acknowledgement of a WNBA team that won a championship at the…
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Let us not build Sha’Carri Richardson up only to tear her down
It is a sad state of affairs on society as a whole when certain individuals who achieve certain moments of fame are hyped up…
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Starting Five: Storylines to look out for as 2021 WNBA season resumes
While the Tokyo 202(1) Olympics were memorable for a number of reasons – one had to admit that the WNBA withdrawals were strong. When…
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Shouting out Black women who shined at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Now that the Olympic flame has been extinguished from the cauldron in Tokyo, it is time to reflect on what an unforgettable Games it…
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Never doubt Team USA basketball – they get it done every time
Atlanta 1996 – Gold. Sydney 2000 – Gold. Athens 2004 – Gold. Beijing 2008 – Gold. London 2012 – Gold. Rio de Janeiro 2016…
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Normalize immortalizing our greats of women’s sports
As women’s sports continue to grow, so will the respect around the athletes that make women’s sports what they are. As women’s sports continue…
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1-On-1: CAA Sports’ Callie Curry on her experiences as a woman in today’s sports industry
Callie Curry may have made her foray into the sports business realm via becoming an executive at the sports division of Los Angeles-based Creative…
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A? B? C? D? Grading our 12 WNBA teams at the 2021 Olympic break
Even though women’s basketball is still being contested at this year’s Olympics in Tokyo – including the USA women’s 3×3 team of Kelsey Plum,…
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Liz Cambage, Sha’Carri Richardson may have won the Olympics without setting foot in Tokyo
When Sha’Carri Richardson was disqualified from competing in the 100 meters at the Olympics in Tokyo because she smoked weed to cope with a…
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Starting Five: Takeaways from this year’s WNBA All-Star Game
When WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert first announced that this year, despite being an Olympic season, would still feature an All-Star Game, it jogged the…
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Ruin for Rhyne? What is happening with the Indiana Fever?
Just a few days ago, the Indiana Fever earned a huge upset win at home over the Connecticut Sun – a major victory for…
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How Name, Image and Likeness can affect women’s collegiate sports
Does it feel like a new era in collegiate sports or what? It is hard to put our fingers on it but something about…
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Let Sha’Carri Richardson Run! Olympics need to realize it is 2021, not 1896
According to history, the first Olympics took place in Athens in 1896. Of course, the Games were a much smaller event at the time…
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A look at Black women preparing to make Olympic debuts for Team USA in Tokyo
If it is one thing the last few years have taught us – it is that Black women are the blueprint – in sports,…
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NBA needs to quit using Becky Hammon’s name for positive PR
As noble as the NBA’s efforts are on being near the forefront of the fight for social justice, there still remains one glaring dark…
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5 thoughts on USA Basketball’s roster for Tokyo Olympics
It may not seem like it given the smorgasbord of events and news currently happening on our sporting landscape, but we are only a…
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