WNBA 2022 Season Preview – SkyTown repeat? Connecticut connects? One more Storm brewing?
The tip-off of a WNBA season is always a much-anticipated event on the women’s basketball calendar – and the start of the 26th W…
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The legacy, the leadership, the lifetime of memories – thank you C. Vivian Stringer
All good things eventually come to an end in life. Among those good things that do eventually come to an end are basketball careers…
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Mark Emmert is out – and a Black, Latina or Asian woman needs to take his place at NCAA
Often times in sports – as well as in society – ineptitude is often rewarded because the results of said ineptitude only benefit a…
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Sometimes the WNBA fumbles its very own bag
Everyone that is within the WNBA family wants to see the league live up to the potential that we know it has. From players…
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The exciting – and painful – realities of WNBA training camps
With the draft now in our rear-view mirrors, WNBA aficionados from Connecticut to Seattle, Minnesota to Atlanta and New York to Los Angeles are…
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We Are FAM-ily: South Carolina celebrates second national championship with Columbia parade, rally
Five years ago when South Carolina’s women’s basketball team brought a national championship to Columbia, the Dawn Staley and A’ja Wilson-led Gamecocks were acknowledged…
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Starting Five: Thoughts and musings from 2022 WNBA Draft
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the WNBA managed to stage a draft that actually felt like a WNBA…
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Starting Five: Storylines to watch out for at 2022 WNBA Draft
When high school basketball completes its seasons, college hoops says to the teenagers, “Our turn.” Now that college hoops is finished with its 2021-22…
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Is it too early to start talking moving next year’s Final Four out of Dallas?
An unforgettable 2021-22 season has culminated in a national champion being crowned. This time, that national champion turned out to be the South Carolina…
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Final Four 2022: South Carolina, Louisville, UConn, Stanford
For the first time in the history of the women’s tournament, we began with a 68-team field and with the NCAA utilizing the iconic…
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