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When does the WNBA season resume? Schedule and how to watch
The WNBA season resumes after a historic performance by the women's basketball team in Paris. Here is how to watch the first week of WNBA games.
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USA women's basketball roster, schedule for Paris Olympics: 8th consecutive gold on line
The U.S. women's national basketball team is one win from getting its eighth consecutive gold medal. The Americans play France on Sunday.
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'It's scary as hell': Indiana Fever Erica Wheeler's new side gig? Swanky restaurant owner
Cliche Tapas & Wine opened in July in Atlanta. The menu includes octopus carpaccio with piquillo pepper sauce and grilled artichokes with lemon aioli.
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WNBA players ready to help Kamala Harris' presidential bid
WNBA players said they’re excited to get to work to help Kamala Harris become the next president of the United States.
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How tall is Brittney Griner? She's among the tallest players in WNBA history.
Brittney Griner is a WNBA player with Phoenix Mercury, but she's also really tall – she's one of the tallest players to ever grace the court.
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Maryland elects WNBA star Alyssa Thomas to Hall of Fame
The University of Maryland announced eight inductees into the school's Hall of Fame in the class of 2024, including four-time WNBA All-Star and current olympian Alyssa Thomas. Thomas is on Team USA's women's basketball team currently in Paris competing for a…
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Former Kentucky basketball star win a bronze medal at the Olympics
The Kentucky Wildcats are well-represented at the 2024 Summer Olympics, with nearly two dozen athletes and coaches participating. On Monday, one of them, women's basketball star Rhyne Howard, won a bronze medal. Howard is a member of Team USA's women's 3x3 basketba
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'A special moment.' Xavier announces jersey retirement for Amber Harris, Ta'Shia Phillips
Both 2017 inductees to the Xavier Athletics Hall of Fame, Harris and Phillips will now have their jerseys retired by the school.
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Rennia Davis presses on toward basketball dreams, no matter the continent
Though injuries have limited her WNBA career to date, Jacksonville's Rennia Davis is traveling the globe to pursue her basketball career.
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