
Fever’s Late Collapse Against Liberty Highlights Growing Concerns
The Indiana Fever squandered a 12-point lead before losing 83-75 to the New York Liberty, with Caitlin Clark struggling and Kelsey Mitchell leading the scoring.
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The Indiana Fever squandered a 12-point lead before losing 83-75 to the New York Liberty, with Caitlin Clark struggling and Kelsey Mitchell leading the scoring.

Caitlin Clark says she’d love a Game 7 in the NBA Finals not for any team’s sake but because of her passion for the sport, while noting the WNBA’s rising profile and her own modest role in its commercial spotlight.

Caitlin Clark talks about her love for basketball, her wish for a seven‑game NBA Finals, and the growing platform of the WNBA through national advertising.

After a bruising loss to the Portland Fire, the Indiana Fever regrouped with a player‑led meeting that reshaped their communication. The result was a commanding 83‑71 victory against the Atlanta Dream, signaling a promising shift for the squad.

A recent slump has put Caitlin Clark’s performance under scrutiny, prompting speculation about a potential trade to the Los Angeles Sparks and a coaching change at UCLA, with veteran analyst Jeff Goodman calling the rumors unethical.

Cheryl Miller initially condemned Caitlin Clark’s on‑court outburst, but later walked back her criticism, acknowledging the rookie’s pressures and the media’s role in amplifying the moment.
A look at how current NBA players are stepping into broadcasting, the networks that support them, and the emphasis on genuine passion for the game.

After a Round of 32 loss in the 2025‑26 NCAA Tournament, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball program is reshaping its lineup, retaining head coach Jan Jensen, and targeting a 20‑plus win season as a springboard toward deeper tournament runs.

Vanderbilt and Iowa will meet on Nov. 15 in Sioux City, featuring high‑ranked rosters, key players and a schedule that promises early momentum for both programs.

Vanderbilt and Iowa, each entering the 2026‑27 season with top‑10 rankings and deep tournament pedigrees, will meet on November 15 in Sioux City, Iowa, in a game that could set the tone for their national ambitions.

Lexie Hull is set to relaunch her youth basketball camp in Carmel, Indiana, while the Fever look to break a losing streak and harness her defensive prowess alongside rising stars.
The Commodores and Hawkeyes will meet on Nov. 15 at the Tyson Events Center, featuring star players and high preseason expectations.

After a Round of 32 exit, head coach Jan Jensen welcomes a revamped roster, including new transfers and a five‑star recruit, as the Hawkeyes aim to re‑establish themselves among the Big Ten elite.

Connor McCaffery’s latest coaching appointment with the G League’s Noblesville Boom ties his professional path to his personal life in Indiana, where Caitlin Clark continues to shine.

Hannah Stuelke, a four‑year Iowa Hawkeyes standout, has inked her first professional contract with Broni of Italy’s Serie A1, continuing a career defined by consistency and clutch performances.

Hannah Stuelke, a standout for the Iowa Hawkeyes, has agreed to play for Broni in Italy's top women's league, capping a collegiate career marked by Final Four appearances, All‑Big Ten honors and a 47‑point game.

The latest weekly roundup highlights scoring bursts, defensive upgrades, and injury setbacks across the league, setting the stage for upcoming contests.
Megan Gustafson shines with a career‑high 22 points, reflecting on her journey and the growing respect within the league.

As the 2026 Notre Dame football season approaches, the program balances excitement over upcoming contests, recruiting breakthroughs and a speculative scenario involving star player Caitlin Clark.

Megan Gustafson hit her 800th WNBA point and followed it with a flawless 22‑point game, leading the Portland Fire past the Indiana Fever.

Exploring how Caitlin Clark might have fared at Notre Dame, the program's recent trajectory, and the broader implications of her choice.

The Portland Thorns and Fire collaborated on a historic doubleheader that blended soccer and basketball, drawing tens of thousands of fans and unveiling plans for a joint performance center.
Megan Gustafson scored 22 points without missing a shot, leading the Portland Fire to a 100‑84 win over the Indiana Fever and pushing her career total to 830 points.

Megan Gustafson, a former Iowa basketball star, scored her 800th WNBA point this week, highlighting a career‑best season with the Portland Fire and setting up a high‑profile matchup against Caitlin Clark.