NCAA WBB
Former UConn women's basketball assistant Marisa Moseley subject of lawsuit from time at Wisconsin
Five former Wisconsin women’s basketball players have filed a lawsuit saying they received psychological abuse from ex-Badgers coach Marisa Moseley, previously a longtime UConn assistant, and…
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5 former players sue former Wisconsin basketball coach Marisa Moseley
Five former Wisconsin women's basketball players file lawsuit against former coach Marisa Moseley, the UW Board of Regents and a former administrator.
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Iowa women's basketball introduces newest fan-favorite transfer guard
While she just transferred in to the program, Chazadi 'Chit-Chat' Wright is already endearing herself to the team.
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WNBA
2025 WNBA Impeccable Cards announced by Panini
Caitlin Clark autographs will be a key chase in the debut of the Impeccable brand for the WNBA.
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How one WNBA team could win the championship and land the No. 1 pick | SB Nation
The Lynx are in the enviable position of contending for a title and potentially holding the No. 1 pick in 2026.
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WNBA Agents Influx Confronts League Expansion, CBA Negotiations
The expectation of increased wages, exposure and a widening player pool has created unparalleled interest for prospective agents to rep WNBA players.
sportico.com
One crucial adjustment helped the Aces turn around a brutal season
The Aces look much improved and ready to make some noise in the playoffs.
highposthoops.com
Increased Sky attendance despite dreary season supports crucial WNBA truth
The Chicago Sky isn't having the best season, but their fans are still showing up no matter what — a trend that's been consistent for years.
highposthoops.com
Sparks forward still has another level to reach if Lynne Roberts can be trusted
Sparks head coach Lynne Roberts firmly believes that one of her forwards can reach yet another level.
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ETC.
Sports media has shifted right, now it's time to shut down the grievance machine
Sports media has made a noted shift towards right-wing and right-coded voices, yet the right still acts aggrieved by sports media generally.
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