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How Duke women's basketball can replace coach Joanne P. McCallie
One of the biggest coaching jobs in women's basketball is open, and the Duke vacancy will draw enormous interest. Here are 10 of the top candidates.
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Duke women's coach McCallie won't return to program
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The Undefeated
Maya Moore, the game-changer: 'This is the epitome of using your platform'
The face of women's basketball accomplished something greater than helping a city win a championship: She helped a man win his freedom.
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Maya Moore finally accomplishes goal of justice for Jonathan Irons
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The stories of former college athletes on the front lines of COVID-19
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As the WNBA plans its return, players raise the question: front line or the baseline?
WNBA stars Renee Montgomery, Brianna Turner and Gabby Williams weigh in on whether they plan to play this upcoming, unprecedented season
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WOMEN'S COLLEGE HOOPS
Vic Schaefer's Texas-sized task: Returning Longhorns to nation's elite
Vic Schaefer built Mississippi State into a title contender. Now he'll try to get Texas back in the top tier in women's college basketball.
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- McCallie exits as Duke's women's hoops coach
- UConn working to get foreign players in country
- Huskies back home: UConn officially in Big East
- Bill changing Mississippi state flag signed into law
- Iowa reduces budget by $15M because of virus
- Arizona pausing plan to bring back athletes
- Watts returning to Tar Heels as grad transfer
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WNBA draft -- Who is the best all-time No. 1 pick?
From Tina Thompson in 1997 to Jackie Young in 2019, we rank all the top picks. Does Diana Taurasi or Maya Moore top the list?
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WNBA draft 2020: Complete draft coverage
Oregon senior Sabrina Ionescu was selected No. 1 overall by the New York Liberty in Friday's WNBA draft. Three Ducks went in the first eight picks.
