About last night:
Auburn's victory over George Washington gave Coach Terri Williams-Flournoy her 150th win.
Penn State Coach Coquese Washington earned her 100th win as her Lions beat Virginia Tech.
For those of you who are like me and are freakin dying from lack of college hoops, take heart: things will be back on and poppin' Saturday.
Kudos to:
Donna Lopiano will receive NCAA's Ford Award for her leadership and advocacy for college athletics.
Notre Dame assistant coach Carol Owens is the president of the Black Coaches Association.
College stuff:
Tennessee freshman Andraya Carter had successful surgery on her right shoulder this morning, to repair a labral tear.
Lady Vol report.
SLAMonline's Q&A with Elizabeth Williams of Duke.
Blue Devil assistant coaches Joy Cheek and Candice M. Jackson have added comfort to the staff.
Stunning support for Oklahoma's Whitney Hand.
An injury to Wisconsin guard Taylor Wurtz will keep her sidelined.
Antonita Slaughter is stepping up for Louisville.
Kama Griffitts is an emerging star for Arizona.
Columbia College's Jasmine Davis doubles as a standout singer.
WNBA:
Maya Moore is averaging 45 points a game this winter playing in China.
Lauren Jackson's muscle tear has been identified, and her career won't have to end.
Euroleague update, week eight.
Mercury guard Alexis Hornbuckle helped lead a fitness clinic at an Arizona elementary school.
Silver Stars Coach Dan Hughes has been doing community service in San Antonio during the off-season.
The Sun's Danielle McCray checks in from Italy.
High School:
New Jersey's Lincoln High knows how much is expected of the reigning Hudson County champs.
Recruiting is different for girls.
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Kallum's piece on recruiting is good. I had heard that women's programs got 15 full rides and men's only 13 but wasn't sure it was true. This clarified it.
Putting off club play for most girl ballers is an excellent idea for all of the reasons he calls out plus it avoids unnecessary wear and tear on their bodies as they grow. The real problem with club ball is the pushy parents that never played and don't know better.
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