NCAA WBB
Iowa’s Kate Martin has many roles: Caitlin Clark’s sidekick, 3-year captain, Final Four chaser - The Athletic
She'll play her final game at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Monday against West Virginia for a trip to the Sweet 16.
theathletic.com
As Iowa continues to advance, Sydney Affolter continues to blossom | The Gazette
NCAA women’s basketball: As Iowa continues to advance, Sydney Affolter continues to blossom. The hard-nosed, versatile junior has been one of the most valuable Hawkeyes in the postseason.
thegazette.com
Women Run the NIL Shoe Deal Game This March Madness - Boardroom
Boardroom's Nick DePaula dives into the 15 NIL shoe deals locked in by the women of college hoops.
boardroom.tv
Angel Reese And Caitlin Clark Defy Stereotypes To Grow Women’s Sports
As Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese showcase their talent and competitiveness, they challenge deeply engrained biases and traditionally held gender-role stereotypes.
forbes.com
After Oregon State's storybook season ends, the team believes there's more to come: 'We can play with anybody' - Yahoo Sports
After being picked to finish 10th in the Pac-12, the Beavers blew away expectations by making a run to the Elite Eight and competing with No. 1 South Carolina to the end.
yahoo.com
Canzano: Oregon State... America's team
"We’re selfless. We play together. We’re a family."
johncanzano.com
Why USC's McKenzie Forbes is enjoying March Madness more than anyone
McKenzie Forbes' incredible college basketball journey has really made her appreciate USC's Elite Eight run.
usatoday.com
The Caitlin Clark Effect On Business Is More Than March Madness
With March Madness in full swing, and 2024 WNBA draft following shortly after, Caitlin Clark is not only set to be a force on the hardwood, but an economic one, as well.
forbes.com
AT&T marketing chief on March Madness and Caitlin Clark's supernova run | The Independent
Who do you have winning your college basketball bracket
independent.co.uk
Granderson: Caitlin Clark is having a moment. She shouldn't be the only one - Los Angeles Times
Women's basketball is catching more interest than usual thanks to the star of the NCAA tournament. What would it take to hold Americans' attention?
latimes.com