Who can forget FAU, Fairleigh Dickinson over Purdue or Markquis Nowell taking over Madison Square Garden? Those are the moments that we’ll remember.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
Finally! LSU-Iowa drama shows the women’s game is generating petty arguments, just like the men
LSU-Iowa title game reveals women getting the same kind of treatment male athletes get, with every game detail parsed over and picked apart.
No play? No problem: Lamont Butler’s stunning last-second shot sends San Diego State past Florida Atlantic
SDSU coach Brian Dutcher didn’t call timeout in the final seconds against FAU, leaving it up to Lamont Butler to “see what happens.” Butler delivered.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark steals the show with performance for the ages against South Carolina
Caitlin Clark finished with 41 points and eight assists as Iowa snapped South Carolina’s 42-game winning streak. The Hawkeyes will play LSU on Sunday.
Tale of the tape: How Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, two best players in women’s basketball, stack up
South Carolina forward Aliyah Boston and Iowa guard Caitlin Clark have been the best women’s basketball players in the country in the last two years.
Aliyah Boston vs. Caitlin Clark NCAA Tournament showdown is great for women’s basketball
South Carolina forward Aliyah Boston and Iowa guard Caitlin Clark have been the best players in women’s college basketball the last two years.
Like Kim Mulkey or not, there’s something powerful in her refusal to change her narrative
Love or loathe LSU’s Kim Mulkey, there’s something admirable about a woman being unbothered by the criticism, narratives others have written for her.
International Olympic Committee gets gold medal in cowardice for putting off decision on Russia
IOC won’t make a decision on Russia’s participation in Paris Olympics, but it will tell international sports federations which athletes can compete.
USWNT gets big boost as Julie Ertz returns for last camp before World Cup roster chosen
Julie Ertz was critical piece of 2015 and 2019 World Cup champion teams, but she hasn’t played competitively since USWNT won bronze at Tokyo Olympics.
Don’t be fooled when South Carolina women’s basketball appears challenged. The kill is coming.
South Carolina women’s basketball has won 42 games in a row, a streak dating back to the championship game of last year’s SEC tournament.