WNBA
Dream sign former MVP Tina Charles, trade for Jordin Canada - ESPN
The Atlanta Dream have signed former WNBA MVP Tina Charles, a free agent forward, and traded for guard Jordin Canada in moves announced Thursday by the Dream.
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Sky swing and miss in pursuit of Skylar Diggins-Smith in free agency. Now what? - Chicago Sun-Times
The Sky sign point guard Lindsay Allen after losing top target Diggins-Smith to the Storm.
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Natasha Cloud signs with Mercury as WNBA free agency begins - The Washington Post
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Should Mercury trade No. 3 pick for Elena Delle Donne?
Speculation is growing that the Phoenix Mercury is interested in a trade for Washington Mystics' two-time MVP Elena Delle Donne.
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NCAA WBB
Jaylyn Sherrod Joins Haley Jones | Sometimes I Hoop | The Players’ Tribune - YouTube
This week we’ve got Colorado’s fearless leader, Jaylyn Sherrod, on the pod! From helping Colorado to a surprising Sweet 16 appearance last year to maintainin...
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How freshman Madison Booker kept No. 12 Texas on course after Rori Harmon’s injury - Yahoo Sports
Texas faces No. 13 Baylor on Thursday and No. 2 Kansas State on Sunday in one of their toughest two-game stretches of the season.
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Pac-12 WBB power ratings: Stanford on top for first time this season
The Cardinal overtook Colorado after a desert sweep.
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Does NC State have what it takes to make a deep NCAA tournament run? - Yahoo Sports
The Wolfpack have plenty of strengths, but depth could be a pitfall when postseason pressure cranks up.
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Iowa star Caitlin Clark left in awe by sold-out arenas, heightened fan interest: 'It's crazy' | Fox News
Caitlin Clark has help create unprecedented buzz for women’s college hoops. Fans have jumped at the opportunity to see the Hawkeyes in person when the team has traveled this year.
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ETC.
A century ago, a Black-owned team ruled basketball − today, no Black majority owners remain
Led by a Black businessman named Bob Douglas, the New York Rens, who played their first game on Nov. 3, 1923, became one of the best basketball teams in the country.
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