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USC guard JuJu Watkins and coach Lindsay Gottlieb are pictured in the LOWBB featured image

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Lindsay Gottlieb and USC’s ascent

By The Next / May 14, 2024

Gottlieb joins host Howard Megdal to discuss the trajectory of the program

Lisa Bluder smiles as she speaks to media at a podium in Albany.

Lisa Bluder retires after 24 years as Iowa head coach

By Angie Holmes / May 13, 2024

Longtime assistant Jan Jensen named successor

Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins is shown from behind, pointing her right index finger.

How coaching at Michigan is helping Ariel Atkins lead the Washington Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / May 4, 2024

‘When you become a coach, you have to find your voice’

Caitlin Clark of Iowa signs autographs

Caitlin Clark’s No. 22 to hang in the rafters at Carver-Hawkeye Arena

By Angie Holmes / April 11, 2024

Hawkeye team recognized in end-of-the-year celebration

Illinois guard Adalia McKenzie dribbles the ball into the paint with her left hand as a defender tries to cut her off.

Shauna Green talks Illinois’ WBIT championship and ups and downs of 2023-24

By Eric Rynston-Lobel / April 11, 2024

‘We had the opportunity, and we ran with it’

Caitlin Clark stands against a wall surrounded by media members with outstretched microphones

Caitlin Clark is women’s basketball’s high-leverage star

By Jacob Mox / April 9, 2024

To accurately judge her career, you must weigh the change she has driven in the context of the environment she has inherited

Mackenzie Holmes attempts a layup as South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso attempts to block the shot during the Sweet 16 in Albany.

Mackenzie Holmes says goodbye to Indiana

By Eric Rynston-Lobel / April 9, 2024

‘Anyone who knows me knows how much I love being a Hoosier’

Brown guard Kyla Jones shoots an open right-handed layup as two Princeton defenders look on.

Why Brown’s Kyla Jones chose Northwestern for her graduate year

By Jenn Hatfield / April 8, 2024

Graduate students can’t play in the Ivy League, so Jones found a great fit close to home

Iowa forward Hannah Stuelke smiles and raises her left hand to wave to the crowd.

Caitlin Clark is leaving. What does that mean for Iowa’s future?

By Talia Goodman / April 8, 2024

Clark is off to the WNBA, but her legacy can help the Hawkeyes for years

Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark (22) celebrates after beating LSU in the Elite 8round of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament between Iowa and LSU at MVP Arena, Monday, April 1, 2024 in Albany, N.Y.

Caitlin Clark is ready for what’s next

By Michelle Smith / April 7, 2024

She’s gone from the Iowa girl who began her career quietly in the COVID-19 era, with livestreams showing the Hawkeyes’ games on weekday afternoons, to the reason that close to 20 million people will likely have tuned in Sunday to watch her final college game