Tag: women’s basketball
Player’s Court: Christianna Carr, Kansas State University
Kansas State guard Christianna Carr enters her junior season as a two-year starter, whose solid contributions on court, and as a leader, have helped...
Big Ten season preview: more parity
Coming into the 2020-21 season, many things are different for the Big Ten. Besides the possibility that the coronavirus pandemic may cause the shutdown...
Nixon ready to take on the season, and a business, after...
It is not often, these days, that anyone sees Texas A&M guard Jordan Nixon without a smile on her face. Whether she is posing for...
Through adversity, UCLA players have found their voices
The UCLA Bruins hadn’t yet recovered from losing the chance to compete in the NCAA Tournament. Instead of hosting as a third seed last March,...
Oregon prioritizing mental health in return to court
Getting one of the best college teams in the country ready for the season is a tall task in any year. But as Oregon...
Despite the challenges, Bruins are grateful to begin the season
As they prepare for their first official practice tomorrow, UCLA basketball is in unchartered waters. About two thirds of the team has been doing skill...
Billings taking mindful approach into new role with Dream
WNBA athletes are dubbed veterans in their third season, as pro basketball is a “dog years” profession. Atlanta Dream forward Monique Billings has a special...
One-on-one with NCAA all-time steals leader Chastadie Barrs
Lamar University guard Chastadie Barrs is having a season most players can only dream about. Offensively, she is respectable, shooting 40 percent from the...
No. 25 UCLA runs away from Utah, 76-60
Los Angeles - No. 25 UCLA ran past short-handed Utah Friday, 76-60, to sweep the season series on the last weekend of Pac-12 play. Michaela...
Longtime assistant coaches create stability, success and family
For many, if not most, the tireless job of a collegiate assistant coach is a stepping stone to a head coaching position. And to...