Tag: Women’s Basketball

By: Nick Andre The NCAA Tournament has featured just as exciting this year as the men’s. There have been many upsets that include top-notch performances from star players. The Utah ...

By: Nick Andre Caitlin Clark has been one of the best players in college basketball for a reason. Her versatility, demeanor, and swagger allow her to be the best player ...

By: Jeff Newholm Has there ever been a more predictable program than The Road Runner Show? The wily but common-sense-lacking Coyote never succeeds, and the Road Runner never seems to ...

By: Zachary Draves As 2022 comes to a close, I felt as if I would take this time to go against my usual approach to sports writing while in keeping ...

By: Nick Andre The South Carolina Gamecocks were right there winning a National Title. As Destanni Henderson missed a contact layup, Aliyah Boston just missed the tip for a go-ahead ...

By: Nick Andre Who else is excited for women’s college hoops to be underway? There are several teams to look forward to that include tremendous star talents. For The DePaul ...

By Jeffrey Newholm The Browns recently went so long without a win fans got free beer when they finally won one. If a UConn fan drank after each regular season ...

By: Jeffrey Newholm I'm back, women's basketball nut-I mean aficionado-Jeff N., to give our readers at NBS a brief preview of this weekend's lady's Final Four, starting with Stanford-South Carolina ...

By: Jeffrey Newholm In the well-known window scene in Shakespeare's classic Romeo And Juliet, Juliet makes the famous argument that "that which we call a rose By any other name would ...

By: Jeffrey Newholm When I picked the top ten teams in the history of the men's game, I noted it was a shame dominant teams were largely a thing of ...