WNBA
WNBA: With Nneka Ogwumike on board, are the Storm playoff-ready? - Swish Appeal
Don’t sleep on a team that has Jewell Loyd (two championships), Nneka Ogwumike (one championship) and Skylar Diggins-Smith, all of whom are all living up to their superstar expectations.
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The struggling Sparks' owners need to step up or sell the team - Los Angeles Times
The Sparks have missed a huge moment. With no practice facility, the franchise has missed out on the explosion of interest in the WNBA.
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WNBA Expands With Portland Team To Start Playing In 2026
Portland’s first WNBA team, the Fire, folded in 2002.
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Las Vegas Aces beat Seattle Storm as A’ja Wilson breaks rebound record | Aces | Sports
The Aces guaranteed themselves home-court advantage for the first round of the WNBA playoffs with a road victory over the Seattle Storm.
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A’ja Wilson is so much more than just the WNBA MVP - SBNation.com
Kelsey Plum said she’ll have conspiracy theories if A’ja Wilson is not the unanimous MVP. Wilson is just focused on being the best teammate she can be.
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Diana Taurasi doesn't want to make 'rash' decision on future - ESPN
In what might have been Diana Taurasi's last game in her hometown of Los Angeles, her Mercury won a chippy game Tuesday night that saw Phoenix veteran Brittney Griner and Sparks rookie Rickea Jackson get ejected.
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NCAA WBB
NCAA Women's Bracketology: 2025 women's college basketball projections
Will the ACC, Big Ten or SEC put double-digit teams in the 2025 NCAA tourney? The projection begins with 1-seeds South Carolina, UConn, USC and UCLA.
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UConn to celebrate Geno Auriemma and Chris Dailey's 40th season with events
A 40th-year celebration will be held during UConn’s game against Fairleigh Dickinson on Nov. 20 at Gampel Pavilion (time yet to be announced). The school said every former Husky who played fo…
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Women's Sports
When Chicago Hustled – Chicago Magazine
In the late ’70s, a pro women’s hoops team briefly captivated the city by living up to its name. Then it all unraveled.
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