WNBA coaching tracker: Dream lure Karl Smesko away from FGCU; Fever hire Stephanie White
The long WNBA offseason has officially begun, and there will be more activity than usual this winter. Not only because of the upcoming expansion draft to fill out the Golden State Valkyries roster, but also due to the unusual number of coaching changes.
WNBA offseason coaching tracker includes Stephanie White's Fever homecoming
White essentially returned home to Indiana where she had a ton of ties. Fever team president Kelly Krauskopf drafted her during the 2000 expansion draft, and she was an assistant coach under Lin Dunn when the Fever won a championship in 2012. Krauskopf also gave White her first head coach job in 2015 leading the Fever.
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Curt Miller was expected to be a candidate for the five open head-coaching positions. Instead, he has been named Wings GM.
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Ranking the WNBA's open head coaching jobs, from best (Caitlin Clark's Fever) to worst (Sun)More than half of the WNBA's teams will have a different head coach in 2025, signaling a big shift in the league.
Aaliyah Edwards (Mystics), Aliyah Boston (Fever), Angel Reese (Sky), Alyssa Thomas (Sun), Arike Ogunbowale (Wings), ...
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