Women’s College Basketball – Page 3

Mar. 8, 2022

Aliyah Boston And Caitlin Clark Are Both Redefining Basketball Greatness

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Sarah Andrews of the Baylor Lady Bears celebrates after scoring a three point basket

Jan. 25, 2022

Baylor Is Firing From Everywhere — Including, At Long Last, Beyond The Arc

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Jan. 6, 2022

Michigan’s Naz Hillmon Plays Bigger Than Her Size

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Dec. 21, 2021

These Freshmen Might Be The Next Big Names In Women’s College Basketball

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Dec. 8, 2021

Caitlin Clark And Iowa Are Building On Last Season’s Sweet Success

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Nov. 29, 2021

How These WNBA Prospects Can Improve Their 2022 Draft Stock

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Nov. 9, 2021

The Big East Isn’t Only About UConn

By Howard Megdal

Filed under College Basketball

Sep. 10, 2021

The All-Time Leading Scorer In Women’s College Basketball Is Finally Getting Her Due

By Bria Felicien

Filed under Basketball

A view of the field before the Division I Womens Softball Championship

Aug. 31, 2021

Even In A Pandemic, The NCAA Made It Harder To Cheer On Female Athletes

By Josh Planos

Filed under NCAA

Apr. 5, 2021

Stanford’s ‘Sisterhood’ — And Its Sisters — Won The Cardinal A Title

By Jenn Hatfield

Filed under College Basketball

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Aliyah Boston And Caitlin Clark Are Both Redefining Basketball Greatness

Baylor Is Firing From Everywhere — Including, At Long Last, Beyond The Arc

Michigan’s Naz Hillmon Plays Bigger Than Her Size

These Freshmen Might Be The Next Big Names In Women’s College Basketball

Caitlin Clark And Iowa Are Building On Last Season’s Sweet Success

How These WNBA Prospects Can Improve Their 2022 Draft Stock

The Big East Isn’t Only About UConn

The All-Time Leading Scorer In Women’s College Basketball Is Finally Getting Her Due

Even In A Pandemic, The NCAA Made It Harder To Cheer On Female Athletes

Stanford’s ‘Sisterhood’ — And Its Sisters — Won The Cardinal A Title