5. Rebecca Lobo She helped Geno Auriemma win his first National Championship in 1995 with an undefeated 35-0 record. In her senior year, she won the 1995 Naismith and College Player of the Year award. Rebecca went on to have an amazing professional career. 4. Sue Bird Probably Coach Auriemma’s favorite player of all time
With another addition to the debate about lower rims in the WNBA, let’s run down the list of who’s in this debate. It all started with Elena Delle Donne and somewhat Geno Auriemma, then Diana Taurasi responded with an interesting comment, and now Candace Parker takes a turn to respond. People WANA know how I
Just a couple weeks ago, Elena Delle Donne was proposing that the women of the WNBA play with lowered rims so that the league could gain some more viewership and exposure. Geno Auriemma, coach of the UConn women’s team, made the same kind of proposal before. Both were met with mixed reviews, but some were
Diana Taurasi will sit out 2015 WNBA season Diana Taurasi, one of the WNBA’s greatest all-time players and fresh off of her third WNBA title, will sit out the 2015 season, reports ESPN. Taurasi agreed to a deal with UMMC Ekaterinburg in Russia, who will pay her WNBA salary and then some through the winter.
5 Big Reasons The Phoenix Mercury Will Win The 2014 WNBA Finals The last time the Phoenix Mercury were preparing for the WNBA Finals was in 2009 when they went on to win their second title in three years. Those Mercury squads were special because of the elite tandem that emerged in Diana Taurasi and
The 2014 WNBA All-Star game starters were announced this week presented by Boost Mobile. Minnesota Lynx forward and 2013 WNBA Finals MVP Maya Moore led all players in votes, making her third consecutive start in the All-Star game. Chicago Sky forward Elena Della Donne came in second and led all vote-getters in the Eastern
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