NCAA will start giving March Madness revenue to women's teams. Why UConn's Geno Auriemma is happy.
The NCAA will allow women's basketball teams to begin earning revenue shares for their conferences from their performance in ...
Women’s basketball teams to finally be paid for playing in NCAA tournament
Men’s basketball teams now receive 24% of the media rights deal, which is $8.8 billion over eight years, starting this year.
Unrivaled women's basketball league created by UConn greats debuts Friday. What you need to know
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Why Geno Auriemma said revenue distribution units for women’s NCAA Tournament matter for ‘future of the game’
After the NCAA approved revenue distribution for women’s March Madness, UConn coach Geno Auriemma called the decision “great ...
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South Carolina women’s basketball vs. Alabama: How to watch, predictions, odds, injuries, live updates
On Thursday, the No. 2 South Carolina women’s basketball team travels to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to play the Alabama Crimson ...
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NCAA women's basketball teams will get paid the same percentage as the men
Teams that make the NCAA women's basketball tournament will cash in under new pay structure approved by the NCAA.
March Madness will pay women’s teams under a new structure approved by the NCAA
Women’s basketball teams finally will be paid for playing games in the NCAA Tournament each March just like the men have for ...
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NCAA D-I women’s basketball teams that reach tourney to get paid
Women's basketball teams finally will be paid for playing games in the NCAA Division I tournament each March, just like the ...
Inside the rise and fall of the ABL pro women's hoops league
The ABL lasted 2½ seasons but remains an important chapter in professional women's hoops history, one that included much of ...
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Molly Qerim has already created an incredible career legacy. The Connecticut-born sports broadcaster began her career at the University of Connecticut, where sh ...