Sky, Aces even things up

Today's results:

The Sky got even with an 85-77 win over the Sun.

The Aces survived the Storm, 78-73, and even their series.

WNBA coach news:

The Fever won't retain Carlos Knox as head coach.

The Indianapolis Star has some suggestions for Indiana's new coach.

Game 2 prefunk

Playoff news:

Tina Charles has found the right fit with the Storm......teammate Gabby Williams will miss a second playoff game tomorrow with a concussion.

The Aces have adjustments to make ahead of game 2 versus Seattle.

The Sky aren't the favorites in the semifinals, but don't tell them that.

Connecticut doesn't have to talk about their past with Chicago to be fueled by it.

Odyssey Sims is giving the Sun a boost in their championship run.

The Sun take a 1-0 lead into their game against the Sky.

Seattle visits Las Vegas with a 1-0 series lead.

The semis are the revenge round.

WNBA team news:

Twenty-five years ago today, the Houston Comets won the WNBA's inaugural championship.

WNBA player news:

A'ja Wilson is the WNBA's defensive player of the year......she has done it all this year.

Elena Delle Donne on finding acceptance as a lesbian in the WNBA.

International news:

Google is becoming FIBA's first women-only global sports partner.

College team news:

South Carolina has partnered with a marketing agency to be the first major college program with an in-house NIL firm.

College coach news:

How Memphis coach Katrina Merriweather ended up hiring her sister.

Evaluations, good things, sad news

Playoff news:

What we learned from the Storm's game 1 win over the Aces.

Las Vegas is in a must-win situation in game 2.

A'ja Wilson must play more like an MVP for the Aces.

Five takeaways from the Sun's win over the Sky in game 1.

Candace Parker's performance for Chicago was vintage.....she doesn't need to make any adjustments for game 2.

The Sky showed urgency, but lacked production.

WNBA player news:

Jackie Young is the WNBA's most improved player of the year.

Jewell Loyd knows exactly when to show up.

College player news:

Vanderbilt senior Jordyn Cambridge has torn her ACL and will miss the season.

Former South Florida guard Neena Pacholke has died at age 27.

Former WVU Mountaineer Jessica Morton has passed away.

College coach news:

Texas Tech will pay ousted coach Marlene Stollings $740,000 in a settlement.

Lower seeds prevail in first semifinal games

Today's results:

Jewell Loyd's late-game takeover propelled the Storm to a 76-73 win over the Aces.

The Sun held off the Sky, 68-63.

WNBA team news:

The Wings took steps forward this season, but health issues kept them from reaching their potential.

Second round begins in five...four...three...two...

The playoff semifinals begin tomorrow. Storm at Aces, 1 p.m. PT, ESPN, and Sun at Sky, 7 p.m. CT, ESPN2. Let's get it started......

Playoff news:

The Aces know the challenge the Storm present in the semis.

Las Vegas and Seattle match up well.

It doesn't get much better in the West: A'ja Wilson vs. Breanna Stewart.

Gabby Williams will miss the game for the Storm with a concussion.

The Sky and the Sun are meeting for a second straight playoff final......three keys to the series.

A series preview.

Chicago must carry over their urgency from the first round.

Candace Parker navigates slumps by keeping a level head.

Gathering steam for the next round

WNBA playoff news:

Semi predictions: Las Vegas and Chicago are the favorites.

Sky vs. Sun preview.

With a special core, Chicago makes a repeat title possible.

The semifinals begin with increased viewership.

WNBA player news:

The price and payoff of Kelsey Plum's lifelong obsession with winning.

Sue Bird's eye for the game has helped define her success in Seattle.

Breanna Stewart reflects on playing her final postseason with Bird.

WNBA coach news:

Becky Hammon has been named the 2022 coach of the year.

College team news:

UConn has added Portugese guard Ines Bettencourt to its freshman class, to offset the loss of Paige Bueckers.

A necessary pause

WNBA playoff news:

Storm vs. Aces preview.

Who has the edge in the series?

The Sky reached a new level in the first round, and now it's about sustaining.

WNBA team news:

The Liberty reflect on a season of changes.

The Fever have a plan after a five-game season, and the execution starts now.

Can Philadelphia support a WNBA team?

WNBA player news:

Rhyne Howard is the WNBA's rookie of the year.

Dennis Rodman has changed his mind about going to Russia to negotiate Brittney Griner's release.

NCAA news:

What to make of conference realignment?

NCAA player news:

Kansas State standout Ayoka Lee will have knee surgery and will miss the upcoming season.

In year two of NIL, which players could cash in the most?

Connecticut wins, moves on to semifinals

Today's result:

The Sun pulled away from the Wings, 73-58, to book their fourth consecutive semifinals berth.

WNBA team news:

The Storm remain confident despite their struggle against the top-seeded Aces.

The good, the bad and the future were on display in the Liberty's first round exit last night.

WNBA player news:

Who is Alyssa Thomas?

Sabrina Ionescu is optimistic despite her team's elimination.

Rui Machida says her rookie year in the WNBA will help grow her game.

WNBA coach news:

James Wade has signed a contract extension to remain with the Sky through the 2025 season.

International news:

Who will prove themselves in World Cup play next month?

College team news:

Michigan enters the season with a greedy mindset.

College player news:

Why Ashley Joens spends her time in an elementary school classroom.

Chicago advances

Today's result:

The Sky ran away from the Liberty in the fourth quarter for the 90-72 win, which closes out the first round series and sends them to the semifinals.

WNBA team news:

The Mystics will reset their culture in hopes of a better 2023.

WNBA player news:

Arike Ogunbowale's status has been upgraded to "probable" for tomorrow's game against the Sun.

NCAA news:

The NCAA Championship will be broadcast on ABC for the first time in 2023.

College player news:

Jada Boyd has changed her mind and will return to NC State this season.

The Jackie Stiles documentary will stream Aug. 30.....how to watch.

College coach news:

Dawn Staley will drive a NASCAR pace car for a Labor Day weekend race.

Q&A with Florida State coach Brooke Wycoff.

USA Basketball news:

Five burning questions about the World Cup team.

Shhhh.....it's rest day

WNBA playoff news:

Dallas' energy and effort shone through against Connecticut.

WNBA team news:

The Mystics had flaws, but offer plenty of promise.

Phoenix heads into the offseason after a roller coaster ride.

Brittney Griner's detention weighed heavily on the Mercury all season.

A year of constant obstacles for Phoenix ended in the playoffs.

WNBA player news:

Why Sue Bird is the GOAT of Seattle.

She did "Sue Bird things" to keep her team alive in the playoffs.

The Biden administration doesn't necessarily endorse Dennis Rodman's plan to go to Russia and try to free Griner.

WNBA coach and GM news:

James Wade is the 2022 WNBA executive of the year.

Wings GM Jim Pitman expects Skylar Diggins-Smith back next year.

College coach news:

Sadie Edwards is a new assistant coach at Oregon.

Some surprises in round 1

Today's results:

A "focused" Wings stopped the Sun, 89-79, to force a game 3......Connecticut was shell-shocked.

The Storm ran past the Mystics, 97-84, to sweep the series and move on to the semifinals........there, they will play the Aces.

Sue Bird became the oldest player in league history to record a playoff double-double.

WNBA player news:

Dennis Rodman plans to visit Russia in an attempt to free Brittney Griner.

Interview with WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike on the Griner situation.

Sky and Aces smash, and set records

Today's results:

The Sky made a statement today, thrashing the Liberty, 100-62. It was a record for a playoff win, and the series now moves to New York for game 3.

The Aces closed out the Mercury, 117-80, and broke several records in the process. They move on to the semifinals.

Playoff news:

Tina Charles is looking to make the most of her shot at a title with Seattle.

Breanna Stewart and Jewell Loyd understand they need each other.

Shakira Austin is driven by her late-game lapse against the Storm in game 1......and Natasha Cloud and Washington are ready to move past those miscues.

The Sun are looking to put away the Wings tomorrow.

WNBA player news:

Sylvia Fowles wants to see who she can be without basketball.

Does Brittney Griner's case make others hesitant to play overseas?

College team news:

Virginia Tech is reloaded and ready to climb higher this season.

Gearing for game 2's

Playoff news:

The Liberty want to handle unfinished business.

The Sky face elimination tomorrow after dropping game one.......bet on Candace Parker to save them from that fate.

The pressure is on the defending champs.

Kahleah Copper seemed to suffer an ankle injury in practice today.......but coach James Wade said "nothing happened" and Copper is "fine."

The Mercury's season is at risk tomorrow......they are even more short-handed without Shey Peddy.

A lineup change has paid off for the Aces.

Four takeaways from the Storm's opening win last night.

Did the Mystics miss their chance to win in Seattle?

Why Alyssa Thomas is key to a title run for the Sun.

Vickie Johnson continues her pursuit of an elusive championship.

WNBA player news:

Phoenix announced that Shey Peddy did indeed rupture her Achilles in Wednesday's game.

Sylvia Fowles won the 2022 Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award.

Sun win decisively, while Storm survive and advance

Today's results:

The Sun handled the Wings, 93-68.

The Storm rallied to beat the Mystics, 86-83.

Playoff news:

The winner of the Storm-Mystics series could make a deep playoff run.

The No. 1 Aces remain wary of the 8-seeded Mercury.

WNBA player news:

One of the best shots in the league is a father-daughter production.

How Myisha Hines-Allen found her footing in a season of adjustments.

Jonquel Jones reminded everyone why she's the reigning MVP tonight.

Recapping Naz Hillmon's record-setting rookie year with the Dream.

Taking stock of the Fever's five draft picks this season.

Players say the new playoff format is a step in the right direction, but needs more tweaking.

Liberty upset, Aces romp in first round openers

Today's results:

The Liberty stunned the Sky, 98-91, with an epic fourth quarter scoring run.

The Aces ran away from the Mercury, 79-63.

Playoff news:

Generations are colliding in these playoffs.

CBS Sports playoff preview.

The Mystics celebrate their 25th anniversary with hopes for a title.

Washington and Seattle are bracing for a showdown.

A healthy Breanna Stewart is back in the playoffs and ready to do what she does best: dominate.

Jackie Young could be the piece that pushes Las Vegas to a championship.

A quiet but determined Brionna Jones has established herself as a star......teammate Alyssa Thomas says the Sun is hungry.

Natasha Cloud is fresh off of one of the best seasons in history.

Kayla Thornton has lead the Wings into the playoffs.......and Isabelle Harrison's unwavering personality has guided the team.

League news:

2022 was the most-watched season (on TV) in 14 years.

WNBA player news:

This is the Sabrina Ionescu we were waiting for.

Breaking down the rise of Ezi Magbegor.

WNBA coach news:

Interim Sparks coach Fred Williams won't stay with the team, and will leave for his new job at Auburn.

College team news:

The exit of USC and UCLA from the Pac-12 could cost the remaining schools in the conference $13 million in media rights.

The next stage of the NIL era will bring opportunity.

First round pre-funk

Playoff news:

The Aces enter the playoffs as favorites to win their first title........they are preparing for a postseason push.

Chicago could be an interesting potential matchup with Las Vegas.

What you need to know about the playoffs.

Pre-playoff power rankings from CBS Sports.

Playoff storylines.

WNBA team news:

How the Storm's training staff fuels longevity for players like Sue Bird.

The Liberty's playoff journey starts with the reigning champions.

The Mercury are ready to face the Aces tomorrow.

Four questions facing the Fever in the offseason.

How Oakland and Toronto have prepared for expansion bids.

Key questions about expansion.

Las Vegas action provides a taste of what the Bay Area needs.

WNBA player news:

All eyes are on North Philly's Kahleah Copper as the Sky begin their title defense.

A'ja Wilson has signed a groundbreaking endorsement deal with Ruffles potato chips.

One of the league's most prolific scorers - Kelsey Mitchell - is trained by her dad.

Ranking the top 25 players of the postseason.

Key players to watch in the first round.

WNBA coach news:

Becky Hammon says the Aces are poised for a postseason run.

Can Noelle Quinn lead Seattle to another title?

USA Basketball news:

The training camp roster for the World Cup team has been released. 

How an emerging 3X3 league could be a big win for the WNBA's future.

Time to process

WNBA playoffs news:

Las Vegas earned the top seed in the first year of the league's new playoff format.

Five things to know about the Sun ahead of the postseason.

Playoffs primer......and bracket.

Predictions from ESPN.

WNBA team news:

A tumultuous season may give Connecticut an edge in the playoffs.

What's next for LA's unrestricted free agents?......and what's next for the team?

Dream season review.

Draft lottery odds.

WNBA player news:

Nneka Ogwumike isn't quitting on the Sparks. She wants to stay and build the house.

The Sloot machine continues to pay off for the Sky.

Han Xu is inspiring the next generation of women to be great.

Rookie Olivia Nelson-Ododa called this season "one of growth."

Liz Cambage announced she is "stepping away" from the WNBA for a while to focus on healing and personal growth.

Cambage apologized to the Sparks for her abrupt departure.

Brittney Griner's legal team appealed her conviction as prisoner swap talks take place.

WNBA coach news:

Cheryl Reeve on the Lynx season: "I was not able to get through to this group."

Liberty, Mercury nab last two post-season berths

Today's results:

The Sun held off the Lynx, 90-83, in Sylvia Fowles' final game.

The Liberty's 87-83 win over the Dream put them into the playoffs.

The Mystics gave the Fever their 18th straight loss, 95-83.

The Aces clinched the top seed with a 109-100 victory over the Storm.

The Sky will take the No. 2 seed into the playoffs after cruising past the Mercury, 82-67......but Phoenix got their spot in the playoffs.

The Wings routed the Sparks, 116-88.

WNBA playoff news:

Complete first-round schedule.

WNBA team news:

Connecticut braces for the playoffs after a turbulent season.

Phoenix is set to play Las Vegas in the first round.

Minnesota is left out of the playoffs for the first time since 2010.

Indiana tied a league record for consecutive losses today.

WNBA player news:

Sylvia Fowles ended her career with 4,000 rebounds.

Reflecting on Fowles' career.

Jewell Loyd put up a career-high 38 points today.

Kelsey Plum met with a fan who has cancer, thanks to help from social media.

One more day of regular-season play

All 12 teams play tomorrow, the last day of the regular season..........schedule

WNBA team news:

Rest or rhythm? The Storm have playoff momentum and an MVP race to consider in tomorrow's regular-season finale.

On the hunt for a championship, the Sun face Minnesota tomorrow.

The Mercury will end the season against the Sky, with playoffs on the line.

The Lynx need a win and some help.

The Dream's rebuild is bigger than basketball.

WNBA player news:

Sue Bird will play her final regular-season game tomorrow against the Aces.

Diana Taurasi is taking her playing career one game at a time.

Brianna Turner is providing a voice for those without one.

Aisha Shepard is "super happy" to be a WNBA rookie.

Fever rookies are taking plenty of knocks in hopes of a future payoff.

Lexie Hull is committed to growth.

A recap of last night's ceremony honoring Sylvia Fowles.

Fowles' warm sendoff, as the playoff race tightens

Today's results:

The Mystics defeated the Fever, 82-70, behind 24 points from Elena Delle Donne.

The Liberty beat the Dream, 80-70, to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Storm routed the Lynx, 96-69, and secured the No. 4 playoff seed and home court advantage.

The Mercury surged in the second half to douse the Wings, 86-74. They're now tied with New York in seventh place.

No games tomorrow. These athletes need a break...........

WNBA team news:

The Aces' signature win last night underscores their improvements.

Three key stats from the Sky's breakout 2022 season.

Connecticut locked up the No. 3 playoff seed with last night's win.

WNBA player news:

Sylvia Fowles looks forward to life as a mortician after basketball.

She is ready for retirement, motherhood and mortuary science.

Fowles' retirement comes with wide-ranging implications for the league.

Minnesota honored Fowles after tonight's game.

Napheesa Collier said it's time to five Fowles her flowers.

Collier's journey back to the court after giving birth in May.

How Chelsea Gray sees what you can't.

Kahleah Copper has her sight set on new heights entering the playoffs.

Jonquel Jones became the Sun's all-time blocks leader last night.

International news:

Ezi Magbegor is morphing into the main jewel for Australia's national team.

College coach news:

Former ETSU coach Simon Harris wrongfully dismissed two players, an investigation has found.

Aces move to top spot, Sparks out

Today's results:

The Aces downed the Sky, 89-78, to move atop the standings.

The Sun took care of the Sparks, 93-69. LA has now been eliminated from playoff contention.

WNBA playoff news:

With a win tomorrow, the Storm could clinch home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Washington will have a tough start to the playoffs.

The Mercury are in a must-win game situation against Dallas tomorrow.

Sylvia Fowles' exit is fueling the Lynx's push for a playoff spot.

WNBA player news:

Skylar Diggins-Smith will miss Phoenix's last two regular-season games for personal reasons.

How her absence impacts her team's playoff aspirations.

Sylvia Fowles' final ride.....she's an MVP, mama, mortician and much more.

How Sabrina Ionescu made the Liberty her team.

Lexie Hull's first WNBA season set her up for long-term pro success.

Brittney Griner lost long before her conviction.

Russia confirms prisoner swap negotiations for her are underway.

WNBA coach news:

The succession plan for the Mystics looks like a father-son affair.

College team news:

Key questions for the top 15 teams.

College player news:

Four Lady Vol players will wear the new "Summitt Blue" alternate uniforms this season.

Azzi Fudd is learning to live in the spotlight.

College coach news:

Blanche Alverson has been promoted to associate head coach at Georgia Tech.

Texas Tech and former coach Marlene Stollings have settled their lawsuit.

Four teams now with the same record

Today's results:

The Liberty beat the Wings, 91-73, to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Lynx rallied past the Mercury, 86-77.

After tonight's matchups, four teams have a 14-20 record, as they vie for the last two playoff spots: Atlanta, New York, Minnesota and Phoenix. Playoffs begin a week from tonight........

WNBA playoff news:

The Mystics are locked into a playoff matchup with the Storm.

The Sparks need wins, and a lot of help to reach the playoffs.

Everything you need to know about the playoff race.

WNBA player news:

Dearica Hamby will miss the next 2-4 weeks after suffering a right knee bone contusion in last night's game.

Lexie Hull returned from injury with increased scoring ability.

Brittney Griner's off-the-court effect remains in Phoenix.

WNBA news:

Better planning and care by the league could alleviate travel issues.

International news:

Tully Bevilaqua is now coaching in a semiprofessional league in New Zealand.

Storm, Aces and Sun pull out wins

Today's results:

The Storm bettered the Sky, 111-100.

The Aces held off the Dream, 97-90.

The Sun routed the Sparks, 97-71.

WNBA team news:

The Lynx have their playoff destiny in their hands, but there's work to be done.

Despite Diana Taurasi's absence, the Mercury are fired up.

Seattle set a league record for single-game assists tonight, with 37.

The playoff race: 5 teams, 2 spots, and 1 week to go.......every race is going strong.

The league's weekly power rankings.

CBS Sports power rankings.

WNBA player news:

Arike Ogunbowale had hip surgery yesterday and will be out through at least the first round of the playoffs for the Wings.

A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart lead the MVP race.

Candace Parker is a force in basketball, and beyond.

How Philly-born Kahleah Copper is working to inspire the next generation.

Mystics rookie Shakira Austin radiates confidence.

International news:

Lauren Jackson has been named to the World Cup team for Australia, as she continues her comeback at age 41.

The improbable comeback is complete.

College player news:

Paige Bueckers had successful ACL surgery.

Wings clinch a playoff spot

Today's result:

The Wings defeated the Liberty, 86-77, to clinch the sixth playoff spot.

WNBA team news:

The Sparks slept in the D.C. airport last night after their flight home was canceled.

It's a sprint to the finish for this WNBA season.

ESPN's power rankings for the week.

WNBA player news:

Fans have flocked to see Sue Bird's retirement tour.

Sabrina Ionescu's evolution to WNBA stardom.

Diana Taurasi will miss the rest of the regular season with a right quad strain.

College team news:

Ten burning offseason questions.

College coach news:

ETSU has hired Brenda Mock Brown as their new head coach.

Lots of love on "Sue Bird Day"

Today's results:

The Sky held off the Sun, 94-91.

The Sparks survived the Mystics, 79-76.

The Aces stopped the Storm, 89-81.

The Lynx topped the Dream, 81-71.

WNBA team news:

This year, Chicago is in a different place to close out the regular season.

The current playoff picture.

WNBA player news:

Seattle honored Sue Bird prior to, and after today's game - possibly her last game at Climate Pledge Arena.

Fans showered her with love.

The Mayor declared today "Sue Bird Day."

Bird's growth into a WNBA legend also reflects the growth of the league.

Napheesa Collier returned to the court today, for Minnesota's game against Atlanta.

Kristy Wallace's story is one of vulnerability, perseverance and hard work.

WNBA coach news:

Tanisha Wright has has a meteoric rise to greatness.

Eight more days of the regular season

Today's results:

The Wings rallied from behind to edge the Fever in OT, 95-91.

The Mercury defeated the Liberty, 76-62, to snap a three-game skid.

WNBA news:

League update from commissioner Cathy Engelbert.

WNBA player news:

Sue Bird is at peace for what could be her final game in Seattle.

She says the end feels like a celebration.

Storm fans reflect on Bird's impact ahead of her final home game tomorrow.

Thank you, Sylvia Fowles, for the memories.

Tonight Sabrina Ionescu became the first player in league history to have 500 points, 200 rebounds and 200 assists in one season.

Napheesa Collier could return as early as next week.

WNBA coach news:

Seattle coach Noelle Quinn tests positive for COVID and will miss tomorrow's game.

Aces coaches and players are in support of Brittney Griner after her sentencing.

College player news:

Iowa guard Kylie Feuerback will miss the season with a torn ACL.

As the ball rolls

Today's results:

A Cheyenne Parker buzzer-beater propelled the Dream over the Sparks, 88-86.

The Sky beat the Mystics, 93-83, and tied the franchise record for wins in a season, with 24.

WNBA playoff and award news:

Which teams will earn the final three playoff spots?

The WNBA announced that all-WNBA teams will be selected without regard to position, and unveiled the schedule for the awards.

WNBA team news:

The Wings are still becoming who they want to be. Wil they get there in time to make the playoffs?

WNBA player news:

Sabrina Ionescu has been cash money in the fourth quarter for the Liberty.

NaLyssa Smith's versatility can't be denied.

Sophie Cunningham has embraced opportunity in Phoenix.

WNBA coach news:

How Tanisha Wright is changing the culture in Atlanta.

Brittney Griner news:

Secretary of State Antony Blinken talks prisoner swap for Brittney Griner.

What will it take to get her home?

NCAA news:

The NCAA will change regionals to a two-site format next spring, they announced.

More conferences will pay refs for women's and men's games equally.

The playoff march continues

Today's results:

The Sun rolled past the Mercury, 77-64.

The Wings upset the Aces, 82-80.

WNBA team news:

Brittney Griner's teammates played on tonight, after tears.

Wins are still the goal for Indiana.

WNBA player news:

Q&A with Chiney Ogwumike.

Q&A with Sabrina Ionescu.

How DiDi Richards and Jocelyn Willoughby can help the Liberty during their playoff push.

College coach news:

Arizona coach Adia Barnes is in the hospital with a kidney infection.

Kelly Bond-White is staying true to the script at SIU.

Chevelle Saunsoci returns to Creighton as an assistant coach.

ETSU will conduct a national search for their next head coach.

Assistant coach Jackie Alexander is the interim head coach in the meantime.

Brittney Griner sentenced to 9.5 years in Russian prison

Today Brittney Griner was sentenced to nine years and a $16,000 fine.

She spoke to the court before the sentencing.

Her lawyers say Griner is devastated.

The verdict has strengthened the resolve of Griner's supporters.

Griner was recognized before tonight's Mercury-Sun game with a moment of silence.......and the heaviness of the situation hung over the evening.

Coach Cheryl Reeve said Lynx players are having a hard time dealing with the verdict.

Plots thickening

Today's results:

The Dream handed the Fever their 15th straight loss, 91-81, behind Rhyne Howard's 20 points.

The Liberty came back from a 20-point deficit to knock off the Sparks, 64-61.

The Storm took care of the Lynx, 89-77, as Breanna Stewart lead the way with 33 points.

This all makes the standings look crazy, with a big tie for last place at the moment.......

WNBA team news:

The Aces have struggled recently against winning teams.

How can Dallas lock down one of the three remaining playoff spots?

Minnesota's playoff hopes took a hit tonight.

WNBA player news:

"I have a whole life to live": what will the next 25 years look like for Sue Bird?

How Indiana players mentally handle a losing season.

Elena Delle Donne talks about her new signature shoe.

Skylar Diggins-Smith has launched her first Puma collection, "Desert Sky."

Closing statements in Brittney Griner's trial will come tomorrow.

College player news:

UConn guard Paige Bueckers tore her ACL in a pickup game Monday.

How her injury will impact the Huskies, and college basketball.

NCAA news:

The NCAA Division I board of directors delayed voting on a transfer reform package, saying "it needs more work."

The unexpected scores keep coming

Today's results:

The Sun ran away from the Mercury, 87-63.

A 31-point outpour from Sabrina Ionescu and a double-double from Natasha Howard paced the Liberty past the Sparks, 102-73.

The Mystics downed the Aces, 83-73.

The Wings held off the Sky, 84-78, without Arike Ogunbowale.

WNBA team news:

The playoff picture is still muddled with two weeks to go.

Defense will decide the Aces fate this season.

The Storm are putting their home winning streak on the line against Minnesota tomorrow.

Here's what to watch as Seattle enters the final stretch of regular-season play.

CBS Sports power rankings.

The Liberty and Xbox have teamed up to make New York's court a video game design.

WNBA player news:

Hustle players.

Briann January prepares to retire in her home state.

Rachel Banham is raising her game when the Lynx need her most.

Emma Cannon is the WNBA's exemplar of not giving up.

With Russia no longer an option for the offseason, where will former Ekaterinburg players go?

Lauren Jackson is savoring every day of her comeback.

Brittney Griner's sentencing will be soon, Russian officials say.

College player news:

Caitlin Clark is learning from her NIL deals.

Molly Davis will add depth and versatility to Iowa.

Cause for the pause

WNBA team news:

As they eye a playoff spot, the Mercury face the Sun twice this week.

The Lynx's bench has been key to their recent success.

How will the Fever adjust with Kelsey Mitchell out?

The Aces are back on top of ESPN's power rankings.

The league's power rankings.

WNBA player news:

Sylvia Fowles has been remarkably consistent throughout her career.

Kelsey Plum broke the Aces' franchise record for points in a quarter yesterday.

Teaira McCowan is rounding into form. It's time for Vickie Johnson to turn her loose.

College player news:

Youthful energy has been added to a veteran Iowa roster.

Texas transfer Aliyah Matharu has landed at Florida.

College coach news:

ETSU will fire coach Simon Harris for Title IX violations. The school's athletic director has resigned.