Women's College Basketball

Authenticity is key for Ole Miss’ Coach Yo: ‘I try to show up as my best, flaws and all’

Yolett “Coach Yo” McPhee-McCuin speaks with Andscape about staying true to herself and the challenges of coaching Black players as a Black woman

‘I’m not there yet’: South Carolina’s Joyce Edwards is still learning — and winning

Standout sophomore’s work ethic and passion for the game fuel high expectations (her own and others)

For Iowa State’s Audi Crooks, music serves as a balm and a lasting bond with her dad

The late Jimmie Crooks, a pianist in their church, cultivated a love of song and instrumentation in his daughter that has endured to this day

How Dawn Thornton Became the “Diva Coach”

For Ole Miss player Cotie McMahon, PCOS diagnosis has meant finding a new normal

After struggling with weight gain, fatigue and other changes in her body, she pressed for answers, finding them — and support — within the Rebels’ program

Larry Vickers draws from HBCU experience as Auburn’s new women’s basketball coach

He built a conference contender during his time at Norfolk State. Now he is hoping to replicate that success in the SEC.

Inside Niele Ivey’s Game-Day Style

Notre Dame’s head coach commands a court with game plans and game day looks

SMU’s Adia Barnes: My sideline style has evolved along with my coaching career

‘You mature. You don’t care as much as people think – you want to be comfortable [and] cute,’ says the first-year coach of the Mustangs

Notre Dame’s Niele Ivey hopes her style on the sideline inspires future women leaders

‘When I walk on the court, strutting in my heels, it exudes the confidence I have inside,’ Fighting Irish head coach says of her game day fashions