Women's College Basketball

A New Beginning: Why the WNBA Draft Offers the Perfect Entry Point for College Fans

Fans of the Women’s Basketball Association can rejoice that college basketball in 2023–2024 had more star power than in prior years, as several of those players will soon be back on the court. A number of celebrities who dominated the national debate during the college season will be showcasing their talents on the professional stage at the 2024 WNBA Draft, which takes place on Monday.

The speed at which college students make this transition always amazes me. Caitlin Clark will go from organizing South Carolina’s upcoming game to playing alongside renowned former Gamecock Aliyah Boston in only nine days. Because the WNBA Draft Combine is not even scheduled in advance, some team executives are making decisions based on incomplete height and wingspan measurements.

The speed at which college students make this transition always amazes me. Caitlin Clark will go from organizing South Carolina’s upcoming game to playing alongside renowned former Gamecock Aliyah Boston in only nine days. Because the WNBA Draft Combine is not even scheduled in advance, some team executives are making decisions based on incomplete height and wingspan measurements.

Because of this, the draft is an excellent method for fans of college basketball to enter the WNBA. Among the best players, one of the GOATs will be among the first to arrive.

The top 5:

  1. Indiana: Caitlin Clark, Iowa G
  2. Los Angeles: Cameron Brink, Stanford F/C
  3. Chicago: Rickea Jackson, Tennessee F
  4. Los Angeles: Kamilla Cardoso, South Carolina C
  5. Dallas: Jacy Sheldon, Ohio State G

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