Cleveland — The next generation of women’s basketball coaches was being trained by new athletics director Beth Goetz, ten hours before Iowa’s women’s basketball team […]
Category: Women’s College Basketball
A Dangerous Game: NCAA’s Charlie Baker Raises Alarm over ‘Enormously Problematic’ Prop Betting
GLENDALE, Arizona — Before the men’s basketball championship game on Monday, NCAA President Charlie Baker stated that while the organization is still concerned about gambling […]
NCAA Pursues Fairer Future: Women’s Tournament Unit Distribution Proposal in the Works
How does women’s college basketball capitalize on this moment? As the sport proceeded to shatter attendance and viewership records, it was the question that was […]
From College Stars to WNBA Rookies: Mapping Out the Futures of Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Kamilla Cardoso
There was more star power in college basketball in 2023–24 than in previous years, and WNBA fans may rejoice since several of those players will […]
South Carolina, Texas, and UConn Lead the Pack in 2025 Women’s NCAA Basketball Odds
In the NCAA women’s final on Sunday, Dawn Staley’s South Carolina Gamecocks decisively sealed a perfect season. It should come as no surprise that they […]
Defending Champs Top Odds: South Carolina Favored to Claim Another Women’s NCAA Title
The Iowa Hawkeyes were defeated 87-76 by the South Carolina Gamecocks on Sunday to win the 2024 NCAA women’s March Madness championship. Head coach Dawn […]
Transgender Athletes Barred from Women’s Sports: NAIA’s Controversial New Policy
Athletes who have not started hormone therapy and whose biological sex assigned at birth is female will only be permitted to compete in NAIA-sponsored women’s […]
Unpacking the Caitlin Clark GOAT Debate: How South Carolina’s Win Affected Her Status?
Caitlin Clark’s impressive college basketball career has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the sport, despite her defeat in the National Championship against South Carolina. […]
Paye was a professional basketball player for the Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, and Seattle Reign. Before joining VenDerveer in 2007, she also worked as an assistant coach at Pepperdine (2004–05) and San Diego State (1995–96, 2005–07).
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer unexpectedly announced her retirement on social media late on Tuesday night. The announcement of Kate Paye as VanDerveer’s replacement was not […]
The End of an Era: College Basketball’s Winningest Coach Leaves a Lasting Legacy
[ad_1] All the information you need to know about Tara VanDerveer—the most successful college basketball coach in history—is revealed by the fact that she made […]