WNBA draft: complete

Round-by-round selections for all 12 teams.

The Fever selected South Carolina star Aliyah Boston at No. 1.......the obvious choice.

Mid-range queen Grace Berger is staying in Indiana.

Trust in Dawn Staley lead five Gamecock seniors to the draft.

Dallas Wings draft round up.

Every Lynx pick.

The Storm took Jordan Horston in the first round.

Top photos from the draft.

Bonus:

There's no good reason to keep Caitlin Clark out of the WNBA draft.

These next couple of years are your big shot, WNBA. Don't screw it up.

The WNBA will expand charter flight service for the 2023 season.

College coach news:

Jacksonville has named Special Jennings as their new head coach.

UMass associate head coach Mike Leflar has been elevated to head coach.

Mark Stephens is a new assistant coach at Purdue.

Night before the draft news

WNBA draft news:

Aliyah Boston's time is now.

Grace Berger could be Indiana's first-ever round 1 pick.

Haley Jones' playmaking will get her picked, likely outside of the top 3.

What experts say about South Carolina's draftees.

The defending champ Aces have one pick in tomorrow's draft.

The Storm will look to the draft to restock after losing Sue Bird and Breanna Stewart.

The Lynx will probably choose Maryland guard Diamond Miller with their No. 2 pick.

Sky coach James Wade will take the best player possible in rounds 2 and 3.

Questions ahead of the Mercury's season.

The Fever are headed in the right direction........they're likely to take Boston with their No. 1 pick, but who will they chose at No. 7?

Mind-blowing movement

WNBA draft news:

Aliyah Boston is expected to go No. 1 in Monday's draft.

How the Sun is approaching the draft.

Maddy Siegrist podcast.

College team news:

Virginia Tech offseason sound bites.

College player news:

Charisma Osborne podcast.

Oregon transfer Sedona Prince has committed to TCU......former teammate Endyia Rogers has entered the transfer portal.

Top Florida scorer KK Deans has transferred to Ole Miss.

Louisville standout Hailey Van Lith has entered the transfer portal.

Stanford has lost three players to the transfer portal over the last two days.

College coach news:

Dawn Staley is a force on and off the court.

Longtime South Carolina assistant coach Fred Chmiel has been named Bowling Green's new head coach.

Three days to go

WNBA draft news:

The list of attendees for draft night has been finalized.

How NIL and an extra COVID year have transformed draft decisions.

An inside look at the draft process for Dallas, which controls the first round.

Why has Haley Jones' draft stock dropped?

Laeticia Amihere is excited for the next level.

College player news:

Arizona transfer Paris Clark has landed at Virginia.

Middle Tennessee State transfer Courtney Blakely has committed to Arizona.

Baylor has added Kentucky transfer Jada Walker and Ohio transfer Yaya Felder.

Stanford center Lauren Betts is transferring.

Ally Fitzgerald and Lizzie Holder are leaving Colorado.

College coach news:

Tory Verdi has officially been named Pitt's new head coach.

Bridgette Mitchell is Fordham's new head coach.

Transfer season continues as we gear for WNBA draft

College team news:

LSU has accepted an invitation to the White House.

Iowa has paused season ticket requests due to overwhelming demand.

Transfer news:

Sedona Prince has opted out of the WNBA draft and has entered the transfer portal.

NC State standout Jakia Brown-Turner has transferred to Maryland.

Auburn transfer Kharyssa Richardson has landed at Ole Miss.

College coach news:

Colorful and divisive Kim Mulkey has won another title.

After five seasons at Gardner-Webb, Alex Simmons is the new head coach at Memphis.

UMass coach Tory Verdi is leaving to take the head coaching job at Pitt.

Grambling State has named Courtney Simmons as their new head coach.

Coach Heather Oesterle is out at Central Michigan.

Idaho and coach Jon Newlee have mutually parted ways.

WNBA news:

The list of players opting to enter the WNBA draft has been finalized.

A new rewards program is helping two Sky stars rest in the offseason.

Annual player and coach shuffle underway

College player news:

Charisma Osborne and Camryn Brown will return to UCLA for fifth years, which means the team will see four returning starters in 2023-2024.

DePaul star Aneesah Morrow has entered the transfer portal.

College coach news:

Toledo has extended Tricia Cullop's contract to 2030.

Xavier has named Billi Chambers their new head coach.

One source says Pitt has offered its coaching job to longtime FGCU coach Karl Smesko.

Kevin Baker has resigned after six years at UTEP, declining an extension offer, to pursue a new career path.

Case closed

More on the Final Four:

First Lady Jill Biden clarified that the White House invitation she issued yesterday was for LSU.

Caitlin Clark said Angel Reese doesn't deserve criticism for her actions during the Championship game, and said only the Tigers should go to the White House.

College player news:

Clark won the Wooden Award.

Clark and company have made NCAA WBB stars.

What comes next for Clark?

The journey of Alexis Morris back to Kim Mulkey, and to LSU.

Two from LSU and three from South Carolina will enter the WNBA draft.

Ashley Owusu has entered the transfer portal after one year with Virginia Tech.

College team news:

USC is in a perfect position to benefit from new exposure.

Reverberations continue

More on the National Championship game:

The record-breaking matchup, by the numbers.

Kim Mulkey has won at every stop in her career, but it means the most at LSU.

Iowa fell short, but Caitlin Clark accomplished a lot.

Monika Czinano was a steady pillar of strength for the Hawkeyes.

No title for Iowa, but they changed the perception of the game.

College team news:

Jill Biden wants LSU and Iowa at the White House.

The Gamecocks will deal with roster changes next season.

State of the game:

Yesterday's title game shattered TV viewing records.

This isn't a moment in women's basketball - it's momentum.

This could be a watershed moment for the college game.

Great synopsis of the racial tension that boiled over yesterday when Angel Reese taunted Caitlin Clark at game's end.

The double standard of race in sports.

Iowa's upset of the Gamecocks is a sign of things to come.

After college, women's pro basketball options are slim.

College player news:

Angel Reese nearly transferred to South Carolina.

Cal transfer Jayda Curry has committed to Louisville.

College coach news:

West Virginia has hired Mark Kellogg as its new head coach, from Stephen F. Austin.

LSU wins first national title, 102-85, over Iowa

LSU won their first National Championship in program history with a 102-85 rout of Iowa.

The Tiger reserves were pivotal in the win.

Angel Reese had the last laugh.

Beyond the tears, taunts and technical, it was a sparkling title for the SEC stars.

LSU coach Kim Mulkey has won her fourth title, at her second school.

Referees wrecked the title game.

Hawkeye coach Lisa Bluder was frustrated with the officiating.

Even in defeat, Caitlin Clark's Tournament run was one for the ages, as she broke the 30-year-old tourney scoring record set by Sheryl Swoopes.

Emotional Clark said she hopes her play inspired joy this season.

Bonus:

Clark and Reese highlight the WNBA's talent problem.

Less than 15 hours until the natty

Final Four news:

First Lady Jill Biden will attend  tomorrow's National Championship game.

Final Four team news:

The finish line has arrived for the Hawkeyes and Tigers.

The two teams have little in common, except greatness.

How Iowa merged Caitlin Clark's historic talent into team championship hoops.

How the Hawkeyes ended South Carolina's perfect season.

Final Four player news:

Caitlin Clark's legend grows......she is one of one.

Clark's record-breaking tournament, by the numbers.

Alexis Morris' drive lead LSU to the title game.

Aliyah Boston declared for the WNBA draft earlier today.

DII and DIII news:

Ashland capped a 37-0 season by defeating Minnesota Duluth, 78-67, to claim the DII National Championship.

Transylvania capped a 33-0 year with a 57-52 victory over Christopher Newport to win the DIII National Championship.

WNIT news:

Kansas came from behind to beat Columbia, 66-59, for the tournament title.