WNBA legend Candace Parker gave her all to the University of Tennessee. Her heart is deeply intertwined with the state that helped lead to back-to-back national championships in 2007 and 2008.
The Tennessee Volunteers' SEC showdown against rival Georgia took center stage on an exciting weekend of college football action Saturday as ESPN's vaunted College GameDay show headed to Knoxville.
The spotlight in the WNBA is firmly on Angel Reese after her blunt remarks about the Chicago Sky’s disappointing season. Her comments drew plenty of reactions, including one from league legend Candace Parker, who wasn’t a fan of how Reese handled it.
The 2025 WNBA regular season is now at its very end. As soon as the final buzzer hits on the Las Vegas Aces' road game against the Los Angeles Sparks on September 11, every team will have finished all 44 regular season games.
The Tennessee Volunteers host the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon, and College Gameday will be in attendance to add to the excitement of the day.
When the Chicago Sky drafted Angel Reese, they expected her to be the new face of the franchise. A year later, the two parties’ relationship has become rocky, leading to uncertainty regarding the future.
The cast of College GameDay will be expanded by a celebrity guest picker on Saturday. The guest picker would certainly enhance the team in jump shooting and rebounding, to provide a broad hint.
ESPN's "College GameDay" crew will be back in action for Week 3, set to cover a matchup between the No. 6 Georgia Bulldogs and the No. 15 Tennessee Volunteers.
The Indiana Fever are headed to the playoffs in spite of the fact the team lost a number of key starters to season-ending injuries along the course of the 2025 campaign.
The talk of the women's basketball community over the past week has been Angel Reese's criticism of the Chicago Sky franchise, as reported in a September 3 article from Julia Poe of the Chicago Tribune.
Indiana Fever fans don't need to be reminded that star guard Caitlin Clark is out for the rest of this 2025 WNBA season because of a groin injury she suffered in mid-July followed by an ankle injury from August 7.
Candace Parker, a three-time WNBA champion and Sparks' legend, named the Indiana Fever as one of two potential teams she'd like to coach, per a post from Just Women's Sports.
WNBA legend Candace Parker has never been afraid to speak her mind when it comes to calling out referees in women's basketball. There have been several recent examples of this, one of which came during an August 20 episode of her Post Moves podcast with Indiana Fever star center Aliyah Boston.
Candace Parker has had an incredible career in the game of basketball. After a high school career that saw her win the Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year at Naperville Central High School in Illinois, she went on to play at the University of Tennessee.
Los Angeles Sparks' legend Candace Parker, just months after having her No. 3 jersey retired in Crypto.com Arena's rafters earlier this June, recently spoke on thoughts of WNBA expansion to future cities and states.
Los Angeles Sparks' legend Candace Parker, just months after having her No. 3 jersey retired in Crypto.com Arena's rafters earlier this June, recently spoke on thoughts of WNBA expansion to future cities and states.
It's no secret that the Indiana Fever have had a brutal 2025 WNBA regular season, regarding the injuries they've had to deal with. In addition to the highly
CHICAGO — Phoenix Mercury guard Kahleah Copper attended former teammate and Chicago Sky legend Candace Parker’s jersey retirement ceremony on Monday evening.
The WNBA's players and coaches are fed up with the league's referees. While this has always been a prevailing issue (as it is with any other sport), it seems to have reached a boiling point in 2025.
Most people picture professional athletes living a life of privilege and playing a game for exorbitant amounts of money. That’s never really been true of WNBA players, as they’ve worked extremely hard to get the sport to the place it’s in today.