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Before we talk about anything, let’s take a moment to congratulate former Iowa coach Lisa Bluder on her broadcasting debut. It felt like a homecoming. Just this time, she wasn’t calling plays for her Hawkeyes, she was calling the game for all of us. Meanwhile, her star mentee was out on the greens, where a commentator might’ve sneaked in a subtle dig at the WNBA. But she wasn’t the only pro in the headlines. 

From Sophie Cunningham to Natasha Howard, all have grown close to Clark. But with many returns far from guaranteed for the Fever next season,

Thursday’s Poll Result: Most of you (almost 50%) are all for the WNBA hosting a celebrity All-Star game.

The No. 3 Bruins continued their dominance on Thursday, racking up another Top‑15 win - back-to-back, no less - this time over No. 11 North Carolina, cruising to a 78‑60 victory. What makes this win even sweeter? It’s UCLA’s first victory over UNC in 26 years! While the matchups haven’t been frequent, the gap made Thursday’s win feel historic for the Bruins.

Lauren Betts led the charge with a double-double, but today’s internet favorite might be the player who dropped just two points. Yes, the Big Ten’s record-holding softball star is now proving she’s a baller too!

Another day of ranked teams hitting the court, with all eyes on Aaliyah Chavez to see if she can keep her remarkable streak alive. Full schedule here!