WNBA
WNBA: Why Caitlin Clark is the perfect No. 1 pick for the Indiana Fever - Swish Appeal
Twelve years ago, the Indian Fever won the organization’s sole championship. With the No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, they have a chance to finish constructing the core of a roster that may bring multiple titles to the Hoosier State.
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Caitlin Clark is off to WNBA draft. Big Ten coaches can't wait.
The 2024 WNBA draft is Monday and it's widely expected the Indiana Fever will take Iowa star Caitlin Clark with the No. 1 overall pick.
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NCAA WBB
Tara VanDerveer's sudden retirement from Stanford reverberates - The Next
Legendary Stanford head coach Tara VanDerveer retired on Tuesday night. She spoke to The Next about why she did so now.
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New Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell vows to get historic program back on top | AP News
Kim Caldwell and the Tennessee Lady Vols are taking a very big leap together with the young coach tasked with turning the historic program back into title contenders.
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Green Bay's Kevin Borseth retires after 37-year coaching career - ESPN
Green Bay's Kevin Borseth is retiring from college basketball after winning 821 games and earning 14 NCAA tournament berths during a 37-year head coaching career.
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South Carolina women's basketball has loaded roster again in 2024-25
South Carolina women's basketball, after an undefeated NCAA championship season under Dawn Staley, will have a deep, talented roster again in 2024-25.
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Tara VanDerveer is ready to enjoy her life beyond basketball and thrilled where the sport is now | AP News
Tara VanDerveer nearly walked away from coaching 10 years ago before longtime Stanford supporter John Arrillaga asked her to seriously reconsider and insisted she take the summer off.
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Tara VanDerveer, Who Never Needed The Spotlight, Retires In The Night | Defector
This was the only way Tara VanDerveer was ever leaving her job at Stanford—out of the blue, no advance notice, just a call to the office saying, “I’m not coming in tomorrow, or any of the days after that. Announce it any way you want.” And like that, the third-longest-serving coach in college basketball (behind […]
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