Thursday, October 17, 2019

Storylines unfolding

College team news:

Maryland's freshman won't have to wait to contribute.

Texas A&M is primed for a big season.

Green Bay and Wright State are co-favorites in the Horizon League.

FGCU is the ASUN first pick.

Rice is tabbed to top C-USA.

Missouri State feels disrespected by the MVC poll.

College player news:

Tyasha Harris is ready to lead South Carolina, and get hers on offense.

The Gamecocks have 10 legit starters, and every freshman stands out.

Naz Hillmon is ready to be a star for Michigan.

Emily Engstler is prepped for a bigger role at Syracuse.

Transfer Marta Sniezek is already a leading voice for Notre Dame.

Kentucky's smallest player, Jaida Roper, will be a big presence this season.

Oregon State's freshman are getting up to speed.

It's been a busy offseason for Duke's Miela Goodchild.

Terp freshman Zoe Young is remaining positive despite her ACL tear.

College coach news:

Quentin Hillsman won't be scheduling Rhode Island anytime soon.

Coaching is an unexpected second career for Delisha Milton-Jones.

The SEC's stability underscores a challenge for Tennessee coach Kellie Harper.

Quinnipiac coach Tricia Fabbri is ready to test her young team.

WNBA team news:

The New York Liberty's new home arena is the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, it was announced today.

WNBA player news:

Odyssey Sims pleaded guilty to DWI and was given 10 days of house arrest.

Bonus:

The USBWA has named their freshman of the year award in honor of Tamika Catchings.

Women are affecting change in the NBA in various roles.

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