On April 15, the WNBA welcomed 36 of the best college and international Women’s basketball prospects to the league at the 2024 WNBA Draft. With only 144 total roster spots available across the league’s 12 teams, however, being selected on draft night marked the beginning rather than the end of those prospects’ paths to the […]
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Just over a week after the conclusion of—commercially speaking—the most successful season of Women’s basketball in NCAA Division I history, the WNBA welcomed a star-studded class of accomplished and decorated players to the pros. On Monday evening, 36 young women had their dreams come true when their names were called at the 2024 WNBA Draft—the
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Caitlin Clark has almost certainly had the greatest individual impact on Women’s basketball that the game has ever seen. She was a part of not only the four most-watched Women’s basketball games in the history of the sport, but also the most-attended Women’s basketball game on record. And, of course, the expansive audience that Clark
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On Sunday afternoon, the South Carolina Gamecocks memorialized their perfect season with a trophy that read: “NCAA 2024 Division I National Champion.” They beat the Iowa Hawkeyes, led by superstar Caitlin Clark, 87-75 to secure the third national title in South Carolina Women’s basketball history—each won under head coach Dawn Staley (2024, 2022, 2017). With
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There are only three games remaining in the 2023-24 NCAA Division I Women’s basketball season—a season during which Women’s college basketball, and seemingly Women’s basketball as a whole, reached new heights…lofty heights. The two winners of Friday evening’s doubleheader will be awarded the opportunity to play 40 more minutes of basketball on Sunday afternoon to,
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