WNBA
Caitlin Clark grew up idolizing Diana Taurasi. The two play on Sunday.
"That's somebody I grew up idolizing and looking up to and wanting to be like one day," Clark said. "Obviously, she's one of the greatest players our game has ever seen."
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Chennedy Carter Has Found The Right Atmosphere With The Chicago Sky » Winsidr
“To me, she’s the sixth woman of the year already.” A pretty bold statement not even a month into the season but first-year Chicago Sky head coach Teresa Weatherspoon had seen enough. The Sky had just beaten the Washington Mystics 79-71 in front of a sellout crowd at Capital One Arena in D.C. and despite…
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Olympic break can't come soon enough for Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever
Indiana has picked atop the WNBA draft a lot lately. But its collection of young talent led by Caitlin Clark doesn't quite know how to win yet.
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Las Vegas Aces forward A’ja Wilson on pace for a historic season
Las Vegas Aces forward A’ja Wilson walked off the court once again leaving no room for doubt. In a game June 21 against the Connecticut Sun, one of the best tea…
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Bottom of the Standings: Can the Dallas Wings Salvage the 2024 Season? » Winsidr
On an 11-game losing streak, the Dallas Wings have been flying through turbulence since the first two weeks of competition. From injuries to a lack of cohesion, many factors have contributed to why the Wings are currently ranked last in the league (3-13 record). While losing a superstar like Satou Sabally to injury during the…
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WNBA rundown: League's top teams are rising to the top - Yahoo Sports
There are a number of important storylines around the league, including a budding rivalry, devastating injuries, the return of a former Finals MVP and more.
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Caitlin Clark hardly dominant halfway through her first WNBA season | The Seattle Times
More irritating than anything is the fact that Caitlin Clark has been unable to take over a game when her squad needs her to.
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NCAA WBB
What Washington Post planned to write about LSU's Kim Mulkey, but didn't
Documents obtained by USA TODAY Network outline what The Washington Post planned to write about Kim Mulkey. LSU women's basketball, but didn't.
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South Carolina Star Tessa Johnson Opens Up About Her Faith and Winning the Title
After emerging into a star during the 2024 NCAA title game, this is just the beginning for South Carolina’s Tessa Johnson. Get ready…
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