LSU's Hailey Van Lith visiting SEC rival amid transfer portal frenzy
Former LSU women's basketball guard Hailey Van Lith is visiting Mississippi State as she explores options in the transfer portal.
Source: clutchpoints.com
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Maryland women's basketball's Hawa Doumbouya enters transfer portal
This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.
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Fans irate as Notre Dame's Hannah Hidalgo misses nearly 5 minutes vs. Oregon State due to nose ring issue
Hannah Hidalgo missed nearly five minutes of Notre Dame's Sweet 16 game vs. Oregon State due to officials having her remove her nose ring.
Source: clutchpoints.com
Paige Bueckers' return has UConn optimistic ahead of Europe trip
With Paige Bueckers returning to the lineup and the team headed across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe, UConn is feeling optimistic.
Source: thenexthoops.com
Princeton University
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WNBA rookie watch: Is Diamond Miller making a ROY case with Lynx?
Aliyah Boston is still in a rookie class of her own, but who else is making a run at rookie of the year?
Source: theathletic.com
Angel Reese excited to team up with Hailey Van Lith at LSU
LSU star forward Angel Reese reacted to the news of Louisville transfer Hailey Van Lith committing to the Lady Tigers on Thursday.
Source: nypost.com
Sun to trade former WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones to Liberty
The Connecticut Sun are finalizing a deal to trade former WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones to the New York Liberty.
Source: upi.com
WNBA Trade: Jonquel Jones Headed to Liberty In Three-Team Deal, per Reports
The Sun star and former MVP is reportedly set to join Sabrina Ionescu in New York.
Source: si.com
Why some WNBA players are electing against international play this offseason: 'Sometimes it's just not worth it'
Driven by lucrative contracts, many WNBA players traditionally spend their offseasons competing overseas. This year, more are staying home.
Source: theathletic.com