Women’s basketball is hot as ever, but will March Madness still soar without Caitlin Clark?
You don’t have to inform ESPN senior vice president of production Meg Aronowitz about the challenge of producing the women’s NCAA Tournament without Caitlin Clark the year after she had galvanized the property to NFL viewership heights. “You never want to be the guy that follows Nick Saban, right?” Aronowitz said, laughing.
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ESPN come under fire as Caitlin Clark controversy leaves WNBA legend Sue Bird baffledThe network refused to include Caitlin Clark as one of the greatest women's college basketball players of all time due to her ...
It was never just about Caitlin Clark. No doubt there are people who thought women’s basketball would fade back to niche sports status without Clark and the white-hot spotlight that follows ...
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JuJu Watkins has scored more points than Caitlin Clark did through two seasons, and she will be in strong position to ...
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Angel Reese reaction spoke volumes after Caitlin Clark lost National Championship gameCaitlin Clark's final college game was a loss in the national championship game to South Carolina, but Angel Reese chose not ...
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‘What Intern Doesn’t Know Who Caitlin Clark Is?’ – NBA Fans Rip Atlanta Hawks Over Trae Young NCAA Stat ErrorMistakes happen on social media — even with professional team accounts. For those working in sports media, it’s no secret ...
Former Iowa Hawkeyes coach Lisa Bluder cited an iconic moment as her top memory during Caitlin Clark's college tenure.
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Dawn Staley showed true colors with Caitlin Clark U-turn after National Championship gameCaitlin Clark was celebrated by Dawn Staley after South Carolina won the national championship game last year, but the ...
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