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Media will get a glimpse of Iowa's practice on Tuesday as the Hawkeyes work on offensive and defensive sets, explore new lineup possibilities, and reflect on the motivation that drove the 2023 squad after a near‑miss in the NCAA tournament.
The Indiana Fever will take on the Las Vegas Aces on July 5 without Caitlin Clark, who is recovering from a back injury, while A'ja Wilson prepares to return for the Aces.
The Indiana Fever will meet the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, July 5, without star guard Caitlin Clark, who is nursing a back problem. The game, televised on ESPN and Disney+, will tip off at 6 p.m. CT, and Las Vegas hopes to have MVP A'ja Wilson back in the lineup.
Veteran analyst Jason Whitlock sparked controversy by labeling soccer as 'feminized' and accusing fans of indoctrination, even as the U.S. men's national team celebrates a key win.
Caitlin Clark speaks out about a flagrant foul, player safety, and the harassment that followed, while the league considers reforms and an upcoming matchup looms.
Kelsey Mitchell earns her fourth straight WNBA All-Star starter nod, highlighting a standout season and a historic college legacy.
Star guard Caitlin Clark spoke out against online abuse and called for better officiating after a June 24 game where Alyssa Thomas was suspended for a flagrant foul on her throat.
The league’s second‑leading scorer earns her fourth straight starter selection, underscoring a collegiate legacy that still resonates across the sport.
Caitlin Clark denounced the harassment directed at players and coaches after a contentious foul involving Alyssa Thomas, urging the league to improve officiating and protect its athletes.
Caitlin Clark called out the harassment directed at WNBA athletes, urging better protection and officiating after a recent incident involving Alyssa Thomas.
Shaquille O'Neal discusses the differences between the NBA and WNBA, highlighting the lack of dunks in the WNBA as a reason for lower viewership, yet the league is seeing record attendance and growing popularity driven by star personalities.
Stephen A. Smith's recent assertions about the Los Angeles Lakers' racial composition have drawn sharp criticism and raised questions about accountability in mainstream sports media.
Australian forward Isobel Izzy Borlase adjusts to the WNBA's speed and talent, quickly becoming a vital bench player for the Atlanta Dream while building camaraderie with teammates and embracing the city's culture.
The rise of name, image and likeness agreements is transforming women’s basketball, lifting player salaries, spawning high‑school deals and reshaping the sport’s commercial landscape.
The latest episode of The IX Sports Basketball Edition recaps the Liberty’s win over the Aces, Stewart’s standout performance, the suspension of Thomas amid racist threats, and upcoming podcasts for women’s sports fans.
A Flagrant 2 foul during a WNBA matchup led to a one‑game suspension for Alyssa Thomas, who later disclosed receiving death threats and racial slurs.
The Indiana Fever may soon activate former Vanderbilt guard Justine Pissott, a New Jersey native, for their July 5 game against the Las Vegas Aces.
Alyssa Thomas speaks out after receiving death threats, as the WNBA vows to protect its players ahead of a pivotal July 9 showdown in Phoenix.
Alyssa Thomas addressed the media after a one‑game suspension related to an on‑court contact with Caitlin Clark, criticizing the league’s communication and highlighting the online abuse she and her family endured.
A Phoenix Mercury forward faced death threats after a one‑game suspension for a throat‑contact play, prompting criticism of league leadership and renewed calls for stronger safety measures.
The surge of new viewers in the World Cup and the WNBA reveals a cultural shift, as longtime insiders grapple with the arrival of audiences that do not share the same rituals or expectations.
Caitlin Clark’s meteoric ascent has turned every game into a national event, but a recent clash with Alyssa Thomas and ensuing commentary have ignited a broader conversation about race, visibility and the commercialization of women’s sports.
The WNBA’s recent controversies surrounding Caitlin Clark have ignited discussions about officiating, commercial growth, and the league’s future.
From flagged fouls in the WNBA to Phil Mickelson’s downfall and Canada’s historic soccer victory, the sports world grapples with protectiveness, accountability, and the power of star power.