Clark Unlikely To Find CBA Outcome Impressive - LITE

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It might look like the calm before the storm, at least on paper. But between Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers making power plays off the court, and coaches like Kim Mulkey and Geno Auriemma keeping things fiery on it, there’s been no shortage of storylines. Oh, and don’t miss our exclusive with USC head coach Lindsay Gottlieb, who gave an update on JuJu Watkins’ recovery.

There are reports that Project-B is willing to offer Caitlin Clark a $2M deal. Then there is the fact that Clark already earns significantly from off-court ventures, and considering Paige Bueckers herself signed with Unrivaled...

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As Dawn Staley gears up her Gamecocks and excitement builds around their latest addition, it’s time for another powerhouse battle on deck! Don’t miss what's next: check out the full schedule here.

On November 11, 2002, everyone’s favorite Azzi Fudd was born in Fairfax. A superstar from the start, she attended St. John’s College High School in D.C., earning Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year honors in 2019 and finishing as the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2021.

Despite injuries derailing her first three college seasons, including a redshirt in 2023‑24, Fudd gave glimpses of her brilliance with several standout performances.

She returned in November 2024 stronger than ever, helping the Huskies win their first title in eight years and earning Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors. Check out her best plays from the NCAA Tournament.

Now in her senior year, we hope that she can continue the trend of great college stars taking the WNBA by storm next year.

Happy Birthday, Azzi! 🎉