NCAA WBB
Brooke Demetre poised to be Stanford women's basketball's next big star
While a new era of Stanford basketball looms, uncertainty surrounds how a once legendary program will fare now that it is in a rebuilding phase. With a handful
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The first game - Stanford 125
Women's intercollegiate basketball debuted in 1896 with a fierce Stanford vs. Cal contest
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6 rivalry games to watch in the 2024-25 women's basketball season | NCAA.com
Less than two weeks from the start of the 2024-2025 women's college basketball season, Autumn Johnson lists six rivalry games to watch this regular season.
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WNBA
Caitlin Clark improves defense and 4 other upgrades Fever hope young talents make
The Indiana Fever want to leap into title contention behind Caitlin Clark next season, but it only happens with internal growth and roster upgrades.
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The Wings Shook Things Up. Now What? - D Magazine
Dallas fired its coach and announced it will hire a general manager for the first time. What's behind those changes? And will they be enough?
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Paige Bueckers is healthy. Can she lift UConn back into spotlight?
The new women's college basketball season will look very different with Caitlin Clark's departure. Is it time for UConn and Paige Bueckers to shine?
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WNBA's future: ‘It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to grow' - Yahoo Sports
Senior sports writer Mirin Fader explains why now is such a critical time for the WNBA to create a league based on "parity, equality, higher pay," and why the league will be successful in reaching a new CBA agreement.WNBA's future: ‘It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to grow' originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
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Bridget Carleton gets 'spotlight she deserves' after breakout season - The Next
Lynx forward Bridget Carleton played the most minutes of her career and became a key part of Minnesota's WNBA success in 2024.
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From the garbage can to the owner's suite
Seven years before they won their first title, the New York Liberty were bad. Really bad. And it might lead to players investing in the teams themselves.
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