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What didn’t Parker win in 2008?
by BASN Wire Services
Candace Parker led Tennessee to a second straight national championship in women’s basketball, was the first pick in the WNBA draft, took the league’s MVP and rookie of the year awards, and helped the U.S. win a fourth-straight Olympic gold medal.
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Are There Any Questions?
by Richard Kent -- Dec 20, 2008 - 9:51:00 PM
If there is any doubt as to who is the best women’s college basketball team in the country one need only look to UConn’s recent 106-78 drubbing of powerful Oklahoma at Storrs.
A Growing Problem
by John Smallwood -- Dec 11, 2008 - 9:50:00 PM
After two rocky seasons of ownership issues and sagging attendance that resulted in the league taking over operations of the team about four months ago, the first jewel of the WNBA is history.
A Sad Farewell: Comets' era comes to an end
by Yolande Lezine -- Dec 4, 2008 - 9:56:00 PM
The Houston Comets helped to put the WNBA and women's basketball on the map in the United States. Everyone anticipated the matchups between the Comets and the New York Liberty. Not even Teresa Weatherspoon's half-court three-point shot couldn't keep Houston from winning a championship.
The 'First Lady' Of Basketball
by Gary Norris Gray -- Dec 3, 2008 - 9:57:00 PM
Wherever this coach went, there was clear evidence of improvement in the skills of the women's basketball programs. She improved the Lady Wolves of Cheyney, the Lady Hawkeyes of Iowa, and Lady Scarlet Knights of Rutgers.
Lady Bears Roll Past Lady Owls 83-58
by Yolande Lezine -- Nov 28, 2008 - 9:56:00 PM
The Lady Bears started the game on a 16-5 run; however, the Owls used a 9-1 run to make it 16-14 , but still trailed by 20 points at the half. Baylor finished with 52 rebounds, with 34 of them coming on the defensive end.
by BASN Wire ServicesCandace Parker led Tennessee to a second straight national championship in women’s basketball, was the first pick in the WNBA draft, took the league’s MVP and rookie of the year awards, and helped the U.S. win a fourth-straight Olympic gold medal.
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Are There Any Questions?by Richard Kent -- Dec 20, 2008 - 9:51:00 PM
If there is any doubt as to who is the best women’s college basketball team in the country one need only look to UConn’s recent 106-78 drubbing of powerful Oklahoma at Storrs.
A Growing Problemby John Smallwood -- Dec 11, 2008 - 9:50:00 PM
After two rocky seasons of ownership issues and sagging attendance that resulted in the league taking over operations of the team about four months ago, the first jewel of the WNBA is history.
A Sad Farewell: Comets' era comes to an endby Yolande Lezine -- Dec 4, 2008 - 9:56:00 PM
The Houston Comets helped to put the WNBA and women's basketball on the map in the United States. Everyone anticipated the matchups between the Comets and the New York Liberty. Not even Teresa Weatherspoon's half-court three-point shot couldn't keep Houston from winning a championship.
The 'First Lady' Of Basketballby Gary Norris Gray -- Dec 3, 2008 - 9:57:00 PM
Wherever this coach went, there was clear evidence of improvement in the skills of the women's basketball programs. She improved the Lady Wolves of Cheyney, the Lady Hawkeyes of Iowa, and Lady Scarlet Knights of Rutgers.
Lady Bears Roll Past Lady Owls 83-58by Yolande Lezine -- Nov 28, 2008 - 9:56:00 PM
The Lady Bears started the game on a 16-5 run; however, the Owls used a 9-1 run to make it 16-14 , but still trailed by 20 points at the half. Baylor finished with 52 rebounds, with 34 of them coming on the defensive end.
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