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There’s no one-and-done path in women’s college basketball. And NIL money makes that a good thing
By TIM REYNOLDS and ALANIS THAMES Paige Bueckers is widely expected to become the first WNBA No. 1 overall draft pick from ...
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There's no one-and-done path in women's college basketball. And NIL money makes that a good thing
There’s no one-and-done path to the WNBA for women’s players like there ... after a game against Southern California in the Elite Eight of the NCAA college basketball tournament Monday ...
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Thank You, Women’s March Madness
This year's 2025 NCAA March Madness women's basketball tournament had new and old stars, but no Caitlin Clark breaking ...
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NIL money makes lack one-and-done path in women's basketball a good thing
Paige Bueckers is widely expected to become the first WNBA No. 1 overall draft pick from the University of Connecticut since Breanna Stewart nine years ago. Both became can't-miss stars ...
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Fan Fest Block Party celebrates busy sports weekend in Spokane
Southern California beat Kansas State 67-61. Karen Wagner said more people are talking about women’s college basketball the last couple of years in part because of star players like Watkins ...
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A gay Christian from Oklahoma finds his identity in sports
Working on a video highlighting LGTBQ sports equality in Kentucky was the catalyst for Justin Mathis to begin his coming out ...
Marin Independent Journal on MSN6d
Marin City bus shelter art project honors community’s Black pioneers
The exhibit, which includes murals and information at five Marin Transit stops, extols figures from “the Great Migration.” ...
WNBA star Cameron Brink ‘icked out’ by sexist responses to team’s request for male practice players
On March 9, the Sparks shared a poster on X calling for ... “Usually we use [University of Southern California] college guys ...
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Dropout to designer: How a Baltimore native spent a decade building cleats designed to reduce sports injuries
Co-founded by Baltimore native Jack Rasmussen, Caddix designs cleats that allow greater flexibility and aims to reduce sports injuries. The company hopes to one day have a foothold in every cleated ...