‘Break that tie’ – Flau’jae Johnson lays down gauntlet to Caitlin Clark ahead of WNBA Draft decision
Flau’jae Johnson is ready to make her mark for the LSU Tigers in the 2025 NCAA tournament. The 21-year-old has developed into ...
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Euphoria Sweeps Caitlin Clark’s Alma Mater as College Basketball Star Makes Big Announcement
"Happy Sunday," the caption read. The post Euphoria Sweeps Caitlin Clark’s Alma Mater as College Basketball Star Makes Big ...
Flau’jae Johnson’s Admission About Caitlin Clark Before NCAA Tournament
Clark and Iowa met Johnson and LSU two times in the previous two seasons. Johnson and the Tigers took the first one, which ...
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SBJ Media: ESPN seeing no slowdown for Women’s March Madness advertising
The USGA is in the market for its next media rights partner after its exclusive negotiating window with NBCU expired without ...
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Strong TV ratings and attendance, women's basketball in good place heading to NCAA Tournament
There was concern that attendance and overall interest in women’s college basketball would drop this year with the departure ...
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In March Madness, women still have more stars, perhaps more people watching, too
It’s no stretch to say the two biggest names in college basketball these days will be playing in the women’s tournament when ...
Here are 25 things to know ahead of Thursday’s first-round tip of the NCAA women’s tournament
From Hannah Hidalgo's trove of postseason accolades to the freshman at Fairleigh Dickinson who hit the ground running and ...
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‘2025’s Caitlin Clark’ Claims Iowa Legend Not the Only Candidate for the WNBA Massive Success
"That’s what I always talk about....Women’s basketball isn’t just suddenly good. The post ‘2025’s Caitlin Clark’ Claims Iowa ...
Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year after performance units were introduced (1991).
Women's March Madness for dummies: Diehard or newcomer, here's everything you need to know
Madness brackets are out, the griping has begun and we’re here to catch you up on everything you need to know before the ...
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Outrage as Caitlin Clark omitted from 'Top 5 Women's College Basketball Players' list: 'This is stupid'
The omission has raised eyebrows, especially as fans criticized the list for overlooking the Indiana Fever standout, who ...