WNBA
Las Vegas Aces assistant coach Natalie Nakase - YouTube
Natalie Nakase has carved her way through basketball from the ground up, coaching quite literally everywhere and anywhere. Coming off a repeat of the WNBA ch...
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NCAA WBB
Iowa women's basketball topples Michigan on Caitlin Clark's big night
With everyone in the building waiting for history, Caitlin Clark delivered an unforgettable first quarter to punctuate this special night.
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Does soon-to-be NCAA scoring leader Caitlin Clark need a title to be among game's best?
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UNLV Lady Rebels host Colorado State at Cox Pavilion | UNLV | Sports
UNLV is in great shape to win its third straight Mountain West women’s basketball title heading into a Wednesday home game against Colorado State.
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NCAA Women's Bracketology - 2024 women's college basketball projections
Iowa drops to a 2-seed and Ohio State ascends to the top line after a weekend of upsets. Oregon State, the other big mover, jumps inside the top 16.
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UCLA women’s basketball optimistic ahead of Oregon road trip – Daily News
The ninth-ranked Bruins (19-4 overall, 8-4 Pac-12) have key players back in the lineup and want to maintain an aggressive defensive approach.
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The women's scoring record belongs to Pearl Moore. Caitlin Clark is unlikely to reach it this year - Newsday
Long before Iowa star Caitlin Clark hit her first long-range three, Pearl Moore set a scoring standard for women's basketball that has stood for 45 years.
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Go Eutectics! College basketball's most prolific scorer plays for a school (with a strange mascot) you’ve never heard of - Yahoo Sports
Caitlin Clark is about to become the leading scorer in NCAA women's history, but it's Grace Beyer who has a shot at becoming women's college basketball's all-time leading scorer at any level.
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Injuries, open tryouts, renewed hoop dreams: Inside TCU's season - ESPN
After starting the season on a 14-game winning streak, injuries hit hard. So the Horned Frogs searched campus for four players who could join the team.
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