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Building a WNBA Superteam of Waived Players

With fan favorites like DiDi Richards and Destanni Henderson cut this week, there is plenty of talent left out there to build an entire roster.

Sports Illustrated

WNBA roster cuts are the latest sign that expansion is desperately needed

Abby Meyers, DiDi Richards and Destanni Henderson are some of the latest causalities.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Chicago fashion designer Robin Harris setting standard in partnerships with women athletes

Harris has built a client list that includes not only Candace Parker and Nneka Ogwumike but a long list of coaches and agents in women’s sports. Her designs have been worn on red carpets, including those of the ESPYs and the Oscars.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Why a Player Who Wasn’t a College Starter Can Be a Star of This WNBA Draft Class

Laeticia Amihere is not your typical bench player, which is why the Dream selected the South Carolina forward with the No. 8 pick.

Sports Illustrated

Boston leads the way as South Carolina match record WNBA Draft feat

The South Carolina Gamecocks dominated proceedings as Aliyah Boston, Laeticia Amihere, Zia Cooke, Brea Beal and Victaria Saxton were all selected in the 2023 WNBA Draft

Daily Mirror

WNBA Draft Winners and Losers

Behind Aliyah Boston to the Fever, there were surprise selections and viral moments aplenty.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Wings’ Big Swings in the WNBA Draft

Will the risky move pay off?

Sports Illustrated

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SI’s 2023 WNBA Mock Draft Features Post–Aliyah Boston Intrigue

Who will get selected after the surefire No. 1 pick?

Sports Illustrated

2023 WNBA Mock Draft: Who gets picked after Aliyah Boston, Diamond Miller?

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese aren't eligible for the draft, but this year's class is still loaded

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘That’s not us’: No. 1 South Carolina looked unfamiliar in Final Four loss to Iowa

DALLAS — The locker room of the South Carolina women’s basketball team at American Airlines Center was filled to the brim Thursday afternoon with reporters from across the nation.

Tribune News Service

Two Talented Stars. Two Different Styles. One Seismic Matchup.

When Aliyah Boston and South Carolina take on Caitlin Clark and Iowa, they’ll offer a dream Final Four clash with the best of everything.

Sports Illustrated

Black female athletes: Having Black female coach is crucial

Black female representation in the coaching and sports administrative ranks has often existed on a minute scale

The Independent UK

South Carolina Somehow Keeps Getting Better—And That’s Terrifying

The undefeated Gamecocks have a defense that forces teams to look unrecognizable, which is what happened against UCLA.

Sports Illustrated

Sweet and swift: No. 1 South Carolina runs past UCLA to reach NCAA Elite Eight

GREENVILLE, S.C. — The No. 1 Gamecocks are staying in Greenville, and moving on to the Elite Eight.

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Breaking Down the Women’s March Madness Bracket

Rating the No. 1 seeds, analyzing can’t-miss matchups and predicting the national champs.

Tribune News Service

A confident Kamilla Cardoso shines for South Carolina in SEC tourney opener after award-winning week

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Kamilla Cardoso’s South Carolina teammates have consistently encouraged the 6-foot-7 center to assert herself in games.

Sports Illustrated

Women’s College Basketball Preseason Favorites

Experts break down the top teams’ chances, most hyped players and championship-ready squads ahead of the season’s start.

Sports Illustrated

UConn or South Carolina? Expert Predictions for the Women’s National Title Game

Making Our PicksMINNEAPOLIS — Two of the most prolific programs in women’s college basketball will meet Sunday night for the national championship as the NCAA tournament’s No. 1 overall seed South Carolina takes on Bridgeport Region champion UConn. The Gamecocks are making their fourth Final Four ...

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The Independent UK

South Carolina tops Louisville 72-59, advances to title game

Aliyah Boston had 23 points and 18 rebounds to back up her AP National Player of the Year award and carry South Carolina to the NCAA championship game

Sports Illustrated

South Carolina’s Offense Quiets Critics, Dismantles Creighton to Return to Final Four

Aliyah Boston was just one piece of the Gamecocks’ roster that was firing on all cylinders Sunday to make back-to-back Final Four appearances.

Sports Illustrated

She Wanted a Scholarship. Now She’s the Face of Women’s College Basketball.

Aliyah Boston is a double-double machine, TikTok queen and the biggest reason South Carolina has been No. 1 all season.

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