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Mercury's Diana Taurasi Out for Rest of 2022 WNBA Season With Quad Injury
The Phoenix Mercury will be without Diana Taurasi for the rest of the season after the WNBA’s all-time leading scorer suffered a quad strain.
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Sue Bird Vs. Diana Taurasi by the Numbers Ahead of Final Matchup
Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi will play against each other in the regular season for the final time on Friday. Here’s a breakdown of their friendly rivalry.
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Looking at Sue Bird, Sylvia Fowles' Careers Ahead of Their Final 12 Regular Season Games
Sue Bird and Sylvia Fowles are set to retire at the end of this WNBA season. Check out some of the highlights of their careers and what’s left for them in these final 12 regular season games.
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NBA 2K Supports Title IX 50th Anniversary by Donating to Youth Basketball Programs
The video game franchise NBA 2K is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Title IX by offering donations to youth basketball programs.
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Seattle Storm Star Sue Bird Returning for 19th WNBA Season
Sue Bird is officially back. The four-time WNBA champion is returning to the Seattle Storm for her 19th season in the WNBA, she announced on Instagram. The 2022 season will be Bird’s 21st overall with the franchise, but she missed the 2014 and 2019 seasons due to injury. Bird was clearly uncertain if she would return after Seattle’s second-round loss…
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‘See You in Paris': Taurasi Hints at Return for 2024 Olympics
UConn legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi are now the only basketball players – men or women – to win five Olympic gold medals. Team USA defeated Japan 90-75 Sunday at the Tokyo Games to earn its seventh straight gold and earning Bird and Taurasi their fifth each. But is Taurasi ready to try for number six? “See you in…
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U.S. Women's Basketball Dominate and Take Gold
The U.S. women’s basketball team dominated Japan in their gold medal match to take home their seventh straight gold medal
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Team USA Women's Basketball Secures 7th Straight Gold Medal, Defeating Japan
The U.S. women’s basketball team extended their gold medal streak to seven and their winning streak to 55.
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5 to Watch: US Women's Basketball Advances to Semifinals; Americans Win 400m Hurdles Gold
The U.S. women’s basketball team has moved one step closer to another gold medal, and that includes UConn legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi each moving toward to their fifth gold medal. The U.S. women’s basketball has won 53 straight Olympic contests dating back to 1992. Now, the squad stands two more victories away from a seventh straight gold...
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The Oldest U.S. Olympians Competing at the Tokyo Games
Here are some of the oldest U.S. athletes competing in Tokyo this summer
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US Women's Hoops Looks for Seventh Consecutive Gold Medal
Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird will try and become the first players ever to win five Olympic gold medals in basketball when the United States women’s team begins play at the Tokyo Games
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Mercury's Diana Taurasi Becomes First WNBA Player to Reach 9,000 Career Points
WNBA star Diana Taurasi further etched her name in WNBA history as she became the first player ever to reach 9,000 career points.
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Collier Helps No. 2 UConn Tout Wichita State 84-47
In the second game of a road trip in Middle America and playing without the head coach, UConn associate head coach Chris Dailey really had one goal in mind for the Huskies –avoid lethargy.
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No. 1 UConn Rebounds From Loss to Handle Houston 81-61
Katie Lou Samuelson had 19 points, Napheesa Collier added 18 points and the top-ranked UConn Huskies rebounded from a rare regular-season loss with an 81-61 win over Houston on Sunday.
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Samuelson Leads No. 1 UConn to 99-61 Rout of Seton Hall
Katie Lou Samuelson scored 26 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to lead UConn to an easy 99-61 win over former Big East rival Seton Hall on Saturday.
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Women's Basketball: US Beats France, Heads to Gold Medal Game
It’s rare to see the U.S. women’s basketball team struggle during the Olympics. Then again, they’ve had Sue Bird running the show for over a decade. With the starting point guard sidelined with a knee injury, the Americans were out of sorts for a half before finally getting it together to pull away from France in an 86-67 win in...
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U.S. Women's Basketball Wants Leslie Jones to Cheer Them On
The U.S. women’s basketball team posted a video to Instagram asking comedian Leslie Jones to come cheer for them in the Rio Games.
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U.S. Women's Basketball Wants Leslie Jones to Cheer Them On
The U.S. women’s basketball team posted a video to Instagram asking comedian Leslie Jones to come cheer for them in the Rio Games.
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Olympics Sightseeing: US Women's Basketball Team Visits Christ the Redeemer Statue
A visit to Rio wouldn’t be complete without a trip to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue. The U.S. women’s basketball team visited one of the new seven Wonders of the World after practice Thursday. They were in awe of the breathtaking views offered from the top of Mount Corcovado. The men’s basketball team had gone to see the...