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On Her Turf

Natalie Esquire and Callie Fin analyze the WNBA draft pick lottery, including the Dallas Wings winning No. 1 pick, the future of Paige Bueckers and the depth of the potential player pool.
The Emma Hayes era is off to a fantastic start for the United States women’s national team, who have won 11 times and drawn once under the Ballon d’Or winning Coach of the Year.
Dozens of former players are expected to be on campus when No. 2 UConn plays Farleigh Dickinson. It will be Geno Auriemma’s first chance to set college basketball’s career wins record.
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The future of the Dallas Wings got a lot brighter as the franchise won the WNBA draft lottery on Sunday and with it the chance to draft UConn star Paige Bueckers with the No. 1 pick.
Mikaela Shiffrin tied a winter sports legend with her 98th career World Cup race victory.
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