Even Without Caitlin Clark, March Madness Is Still All About the Women
Madness is back, brackets are burgeoning, and the excitement is in the air. But let's be honest, it's the women who we're all ...
In March Madness, the women still have more stars and perhaps more people watching too
The two biggest names in college basketball these days will be playing in the women's tournament when March Madness gets into ...
The Mirror US on MSN7u
ESPN slammed by fans for barely-believable Caitlin Clark snub before March Madness
Basketball fans on social media have lambasted ESPN after they decided to leave Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, the face of ...
Women’s basketball is hot as ever, but will March Madness still soar without Caitlin Clark?
You don’t have to inform ESPN senior vice president of production Meg Aronowitz about the challenge of producing the NCAA women’s basketball tournament without Caitlin Clark the year after she had ...
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 ...
Betting on women's college basketball rides post-Caitlin Clark wave as NCAA Tournament begins
BetMGM Sportsbook said it received 35% more money being bet on women's college basketball this season, 39% more female ...
March Madness champions: Past winners list by year, most titles, history, records for Women’s NCAA Division I basketball
VanDerveer’s 1,216 wins were the most by a head coach in college basketball history, women’s or men’s, until UConn’s Geno Auriemma passed her with his 1,217th career win on Nov. 20, 2024 (Auriemma’s ...
The Durango Herald32 m
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 ...
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).
Sporting News11u
Women's March Madness predictions 2025: Kate Yanchulis' expert NCAA Tournament bracket picks
LSU's potential for another Final Four run hinges on the health of Morrow and Johnson, who both were spotted wearing boots during the Tigers' celebration of their tournament selection. Other star ...