NCAA WBB
13 best early non-conference women's basketball games | NCAA.com
13 of the best early-season non-conference matchups in women's college basketball that you should have fixed on your TV.
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After disappointing season, Maryland women’s basketball team reloaded - The Washington Post
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How Sarah Strong is fitting in with UConn women’s basketball
The Class of 2024's No.1 recruit Sarah Strong is enjoying her transition into UConn women's basketball's system this preseason.
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Iowa State's Audi Crooks could be next superstar in women's basketball
Caitlin Clark created a new type of women's college superstar. Iowa State Cyclones' Audi Crooks could be next in line.
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WNBA
Former Oregon Ducks star emerges from big sister’s shadow during WNBA Finals - oregonlive.com
New York Liberty forward Nyara Sabally played a key role in the team's Game 5 win to capture their first WNBA championship in franchise history.
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Major offseason questions loom after Liberty's historic WNBA title
The question will be how much general manager Jonathan Kolb chooses, or is forced, to alter the core of the superteam he has assembled.
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The 10 biggest questions for the WNBA offseason and 2025 - ABC7 New York
With four open head-coaching positions, an expansion draft and the draft lottery, the WNBA will undergo plenty of change before next season.
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Winning WNBA title was why Breanna Stewart left Storm for Liberty | The Seattle Times
Breanna Stewart’s career-defining decision to leave Seattle for the Liberty in free agency reset the course of two of the league’s tentpole franchises.
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WNBA: Did Liberty’s Brondello out-coach Lynx’s Reeve in the Finals? - Swish Appeal
Experimenting with a championship on the line may be unconventional. But, New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello did just that. Her risk was rewarded.
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What will it take for the New York Liberty to repeat as WNBA champions? - The Athletic
Courtney Vandersloot might be on the move. Would DeWanna Bonner or Alysha Clark head to New York?
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