Longtime Sanford women’s basketball coach Tara Vanderveer announced her retirement Tuesday. Accomplishments With such an accomplished person where do you even start? Why not begin with the fact Vanderveer was inducted into the Naismith’s Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011. Beside the pro’s Vanderveer has been a successful coach …
Read More »Florida Women’s Basketball Hosts Texas A&M On Sunday
The Florida Gators women’s basketball team will host the Texas A&M Aggies on Sunday in need of a positive step in getting back on track while playing against one of the SEC’s top teams. Recent Games The Gators are coming off of a tough 81-70 loss at Ole Miss on …
Read More »Florida Women’s Basketball to Play Purdue in Baha Mar Tournament
The Florida Gators (3-1) are in Nassau, Bahamas, to take on the Purdue Boilermakers (2-1) in the first game of the Baha Mar Pink Flamingo Championship tournament. Tip-off is at 4 p.m. https://twitter.com/GatorsWBK/status/1726627456365564311 Previous Game Florida suffered a tough loss to No. 12 Florida State (3-0) at home on Friday. …
Read More »South Carolina Headlines Women’s Basketball Tournament Bracketology for the SEC
The South Carolina Gamecocks lead the way for the SEC in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, after winning the SEC Tournament on Sunday. South Carolina Leads the Way The Gamecocks finished the season undefeated at 32-0 and project to be the top seed in the tournament. South Carolina is looking …
Read More »Gamecocks WBB Head Coach, Dawn Staley, Highest-paid Black HC
The South Carolina Gamecocks Women’s Basketball coach, Dawn Staley, is now the highest-paid black head coach in NCAA Women’s Basketball following a $22.4 million contract extension. Staley was named the head coach of South Carolina in 2008 following her time as the head coach of Temple. She was the first …
Read More »Stanford crowned NCAA Women’s Basketball Champions
Twenty-nine years. That is how long Stanford waited to be crowned the NCAA Women’s Basketball Champions. In a year like no other, the Cardinals gave it all they had, and it paid off. A Year Like No Other Stanford has been standing by since 1992, ready for their turn to …
Read More »Notre Dame’s Muffet McGraw Steps Down
After 33 years, there will be a new coach pacing the sideline for Notre Dame women’s basketball. Muffet McGraw, 64, announced on Wednesday that she would be stepping down from the helm of the Fighting Irish’s successful program. https://twitter.com/FightingIrish/status/1253027729924067329?s=20 McGraw’s announcement came out of thin air — shocking the sports …
Read More »The Lady Bulldogs host the NCAA Tournament, earn No. 4 seed
The Lady Bulldogs have made it to the NCAA Tournament with the No. 4 seed in the Albany region. The announcement came Monday night when the NCAA women’s basketball bracket was announced. https://twitter.com/ncaawbb/status/973334968146513920 The Lady Bulldogs had an interesting weekend after winning against Missouri, 55-41, on Friday, but falling to …
Read More »UConn Dominates Tournament for Tenth Straight Trip to the Final Four
Geno Auriemma and the UConn Huskies women’s basketball team are in the Final Four again. Should it be a surprise, though? This is the Huskies tenth straight trip to the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament’s Final Four and, as usual, they made it look simple. The Huskies are pursuing their twelfth NCAA …
Read More »NCAA Women’s Tournament Second Round Preview
NCAA Women’s Tournament Recap Of the eight SEC teams that started out the NCAA Women’s Tournament, four teams still remain. Texas A&M and Tennessee are still trying to get into the third round of play to join South Carolina and Mississippi St. All four Number 1 seeds are still alive …
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