The FIFA Women’s World Cup has been a major success with major growth, and now it is FIBA’s turn to work on following suit.
Michelle Smith
Michelle Smith has covered women’s basketball nationally for more than three decades. A 2024 inductee into the U.S. Basketball Writer’s Hall of Fame, Smith has worked for ESPN.com, The Athletic, the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as Pac-12.com and WNBA.com. She is the 2017 recipient of the Jake Wade Media Award from the Collegiate Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA) and was named the Mel Greenberg Media Award winner by the WBCA in 2019.
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Institutional Knowledge: When the WNBA expands, it has to be Oakland
Column: With multiple interested parties, and a painful history of having the rug pulled out, Oakland deserves this
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Institutional Knowledge: Why did this year’s WNBA cuts resonate so much?
‘I hope we see a roster expansion soon because I feel like that’s low-hanging fruit’
Posted inFeatures, Phoenix Mercury, WNBA
Institutional Knowledge: Vanessa Nygaard heading into second season looking for normalcy
‘It’s like writing. The first draft is always crap. I’m doing a lot of things differently.’
Posted inFeatures, Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, WNBA
Institutional Knowledge: The legend replacement plans commence in Seattle and Minnesota
A look inside life after Syl and Sue
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Closing a door on history: Ruminations on WNBA locker room access
One woman in sports media’s experience with locker room access
Posted inFeatures, NCAA Basketball, Pac-12
Column: Even Stanford isn’t immune from the new world order
Three Cardinal players, including former No. 1 recruit Betts, enter transfer portal
Posted inFeatures, NCAA Basketball, SEC
LSU takes the program to a ‘crazy’ new place
“It’s crazy … I keep wanting to call somebody and say ‘Tell me how we did this in two years.’ I don’t know.”
Posted inACC, Features, NCAA Basketball
Virginia Tech is going to face its big moment head on
“[Tonight] was a great opportunity for them to be nervous, and they weren’t.”
Posted inFeatures, NCAA Basketball, Pac-12
Heart and soul leadership of Jaylyn Sherrod propels Colorado
‘She wants to win so badly’
