We’ve reached one of the best times of the sports calendar, folks. We’re going dancing with Sweet 16 basketball today, with four games and another four throughout most of Saturday. Names have been made and careers leap-started off of stellar, clutch play when it matters most at this stage of […]
In October of 2024, the WNBPA opted out of its collective bargaining agreement (CBA) to negotiate a life-altering deal for its members and the next generation of WNBA players. After entering the most pivotal bargaining period in the history of women’s sports, the WNBA and the players’ union have reached […]
The United States women’s national basketball program has dominated the international stage for over two decades. Claiming eight consecutive Olympic gold medals and winning nine of the last 12 World Cup titles, including the last four. With a 78-3 record in Olympic play, the team hasn’t claimed a loss since […]
Welcome back to another edition of Swish Happens Here, powered by Fearless SC. It has been quite the week so far in the WNBA. As we inch closer to March Madness without a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA), the pressure is only increasing on all parties. Let’s dive right into […]
Thursday night is normally one of the busiest days of the week for the top squads in women’s college basketball. We were treated to three top-25 matchups in the SEC and plenty of drama to end them. Before we jump straight into this week’s edition of Swish Happens Here, it’s […]
As March Madness rapidly approaches at this point in the season, games start to take on a new level of meaning and importance towards seeding for the tournament. If Thursday night was any indication of what lies ahead, we are surely in for a treat this year. We start this […]
Women’s college basketball registered several phenomenal performances from teams and players alike last night. Facing No. 6 Louisville, No. 17 Duke ignited an 11-1 run to lead 57-50 with less than four minutes in the fourth quarter. Louisville struggled to maintain the level of consistency needed to beat a Kara […]
Like objects in a car mirror, March is closer than it may appear to be in collegiate play. With more programs than not battling through tough conference games, the wins and losses mean just a bit more at this point in the schedule. For example, the Alabama Crimson Tide lost […]
Growing up as a sports fan on the south side of Chicago, I was spoiled. The Bulls were a perennial disappointment, but the Blackhawks owned the 2010s with three Stanley Cups in six years. The Bulls had a nice run, but trading Jimmy Butler in 2017 was the end of […]