Kara Wolters played four years at the Unversity of Connecticut before being drafted in the third round of the 1999 WNBA Draft. Wolters was drafted by the Houston Comets with the 36th overall pick. While at Connecticut, Wolters was the tallest player to play at the university. Not only was she tall, but Wolters could […]
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What’s wrong with the WNBA? Ya, I just asked it! No, No, No, this isn’t one of those sexist articles about it being less superior and yada yada. While I sit here sipping on my high dollar cold Busch Light and reflect on the world without sports. I cannot wrap my mind around the WNBA […]
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Erica Ogwumike was drafted with the 26th pick on the WNBA draft by the New York Liberty. Later that same night, Ogwumike’s rights were traded to the Minnesota Lynx. Ogwumike attended college at Rice University where she became the fourth Rice Owls player to be taken in the draft. In early April, Ogwumike was selected […]
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The WNBA draft was last Friday, and it was packed with a ton of talent. The Connecticut Sun had the 23rd, and 35th picks of the draft. At 23, the Sun took Maryland’s Kaila Charles, and with the 35th pick, they took Baylor’s, Juicy Landrum. It was shocking that Charles was still available late in […]
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The Indiana Fever will have the number three pick in the draft as they look to take the next step and become a playoff team. Indiana finished the 2019 season in ninth place with a 13-21 record. Last season the Fever missed the playoffs by three games. The team got off to a solid start […]
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The Dallas Wings will have the number two pick in the draft as they look to move on from the Skylar Diggins-Smith era. Dallas finished the 2019 season in 10th place with a 10-24 record. Last season marked the beginning of their rebuild phase as they played without Diggins-Smith. Dallas Wings: Flying Into the Future […]
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WNBA Space Jam 2 will probably be the phrases you will hear in the Summer of 2021. As of now, the WNBA season is set to tip-off May 15th, 2020. However, with the pandemic known as the Coronavirus (COVID-19) it may be possible that the season gets pushed back. All major sports leagues have either […]
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Big East Overlooked Talent The Big East only has one nationally ranked team, DePaul University. Coach Doug Bruno and his coaching staff have done an excellent job at keeping the Blue Demons in the top spot. The Big East has overlooked talent. Let’s look at a few players whose names should be in WNBA recruitment […]
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Sneaker Wrap Up is a weekly discussion about sneakers and sneaker culture. Hosted by collector Chroniclesofroc
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Sneaker Wrap Up Week three wasn’t as dense as my other weeks mostly, because NBA all-star weekend took over Chicago. This was its first time here since the late 80s. I filled my weekend with sneaker events and basketball events that showed the lady hoopers some love. Continue reading week 3 of Sneaker Wrap Up. […]
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Angel McCoughtry has signed with the Las Vegas Aces; the deal is for two years at the max level, according to Winsidr. In 2020, McCoughtry will make $185,000, and in 2021 $190,500 and her salary is fully guaranteed. The Atlanta Dream decided not to give McCoughtry the core designation tag, letting her test free agency […]
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Kristi Toliver returns to LA. WNBA free agency started today and the news was slow to start but once it started going, it started going. One big move is Kristi Toliver returns to LA. Kristi Toliver is leaving the reigning WNBA championship squad to join the Los Angeles Sparks. Toliver’s History The 5’7” guard attended Maryland […]
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Sneaker Wrap Up I’m starting a new weekly series, Sneaker Wrap Up! For the last few months, I’ve been posting sneaker culture related stuff on my IG story. These weekly articles will feature a few of those postings along with my opinion. Let’s get into week 1! Gold Airmax 97. There’s not much information out […]
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The WNBA 2020 season is set to tip-off Friday, May 15th which is right around the corner. However, free agency kicked off Tuesday which means it’s time for another segment of, Who Got Cored? Tina Charles (New York Liberty), Skylar Diggins-Smith (Dallas Wings) and Brittney Griner (Phoenix Mercury) were all designated as core players by […]
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