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From left to right, Columbia players are pictured next to a photo of USC's McKenzie Forbes and her mom. Photos are positioned over the Locked on Women's Basketball logo and photos of the podcast host and guest. The title "Ivy League Roundup" is featured at the bottom of the graphic.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Ivy League roundup

By The Next / May 3, 2024

Ivy League reporter Jenn Hatfield joins host Natalie Heavren

Kiki Iriafen jumps for the basketball. A banner at the bottom of the image reads transfer portal lessons. The image has Locked On Women’s Basketball branding.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Spilling transfer-portal secrets

By The Next / April 30, 2024

The Next’s Talia Goodman joins host Howard Megdal to dish on the latest college basketball moves

Cara Consuegra arrives for introductory press conference at Marquette with cheer leaders and school mascot in the background

Cara Consuegra right at home as Marquette’s head coach

By Tee Baker / April 29, 2024

Consuegra brings head coaching experience back to where her coaching career began

Three close-up photos of WNBA prospects Paige Bueckers, JuJu Watkins and MiLaysia Fulwiley are displayed side-by-side. The text "WNBA prospect ranking" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked On Women's Basketball logo is in the top right corner.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Ranking the top WNBA prospects in college basketball

By The Next / April 27, 2024

The top three are all top-20 prospects in WNBA history, our draft experts say

Cornell head coach Emily Garner stands at a podium and smiles as she speaks with the audience.

How Emily Garner wants to make Cornell the next Ivy League program on the rise

By Jenn Hatfield / April 27, 2024

Garner, who spent the past eight years coaching at Trinity College, makes the jump to the Ivy League

McKenzie Forbes leans forward and yells during the 2024 WNBA Draft.

Inside the Ivy League’s record night at the 2024 WNBA Draft

By Jenn Hatfield / April 25, 2024

Three Ivy Leaguers heard their names called, including Columbia’s first-ever draft picks

Graphic with photo of a crowd holding a poster of John Fanta overlayed with a photo of John Fanta wearing a headset and commenting a game. Locked On Women's Basketball logo at top right. Headshots of host Gigi Speer and guest John Fanta at lower right. Text at bottom reads "The Future of College Basketball"

Locked On Women’s Basketball: John Fanta on women’s basketball

By The Next / April 23, 2024

Fanta on Jordan Brand Classic: ‘You’re watching the best of the best next superstars’

A collage of seven pictures of top WNBA draft prospects: In the middle, UConn guard Paige Bueckers screams in celebration while clenching her fists and flexing; surrounding her, from top-left clockwise: Notre Dame guard Hannah Hidalgo holds the ball while looking into the distance; South Carolina guard MiLaysia Fulwiley jumps in midair higher than every other player on the court to release a floater; Stanford big Kiki Iriafen holds the ball above her head in midair to release a jump shot over the extended arm of a defender; Texas A&M big Janiah Barker looks down; Texas wing Madison Booker leans over and yells in celebration, while teammates yell in random directions in celebration as well; JuJu Watkins holds the ball over head to release a free-throw.

Who are the top WNBA draft prospects in college basketball?

By Em Adler / April 23, 2024

The future has never been brighter

Stanford women's basketball head coach Tara VanDerveer is showered with confetti over the Locked on WBB logo and the podcast episode title "A new era of Stanford WBB"

Locked On Women’s Basketball: A new era of Stanford WBB

By The Next / April 22, 2024

Analyst Missy Heidrick and Michelle Smith talk about Stanford’s new path and other happenings in the college game

Jackson State center Angel Jackson holds the ball in front of her body with two hands and surveys her options.

Jackson State’s Angel Jackson realizes her dream in WNBA Draft

By Rob Knox / April 20, 2024

‘I am living proof that dreams can come true’