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@ShowCaseShabazz You goated for getting this up already!

Hannah Hidalgo to upset Vanderbilt 31 POINTS 11 REBOUNDS 7 ASSIST 10 STEALS !!!!!!!!! 14-25 FG WHAT A PERFORMANCE

5’6 big GUARD

@Latesia27 It was! Lots of great nuggets

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Virginia seems to want this more right now….

Hannah said I am not going home 😂

Angel Reese 1: Unapologetically Angel Available 3/27

Flau'jae Johnson checks out for her final time as an LSU Tiger at the PMAC ❤️

LSU is just so fun to watch!

@Rise865Co Yep, today was my first in person game.

@ItsCwaysWorld Were you there today? It is a different site in person

Every time a Tennessee Lady Vols unit starts to find its rhythm, Kim swaps in a completely new five. Watching it up close really highlights how unusual that rotation strategy is. #ncaaw

Talaysia Cooper is playing out of her mind—absolutely carrying Tennessee right now. She’s got 19 points and 5 rebounds and is willing them to stay in this game.

These hockey substitutions for Tennessee make me unreasonably angry…

Janiah Barker is OUT for Tennessee's matchup with NC State per the availability report. She's not out here on the court while the team is warming up, either.

Here in Michigan and really hoped to see her play.

Details of a landmark WNBA collective bargaining agreement, per ESPN sources: - New salary cap starting at $7 million, up from $1.5 million - Average revenue share of nearly 20% across deal - Supermax starting at $1.4M - Average salary in range of $600K, minimum above $300K

Also while we’re here, in not-so-related news, Rhy did her big one with USA Basketball this past week. ‘Tis all.

I truly didn’t recognize the dedication and time it takes to build relationships and truly listen to the needs and wants of union members. This process was so eye opening to me & it’s been a true honor to help advocate for the past, present, and future of the WNBA 🥹

Just chatted with WNBPA Executive Director Terri Carmichael Jackson. She wanted to make sure that everyone knows that the PA is still working. “We're still fighting,” she said. “There's still some things that we have to, big issue things that we have to get through.”

We also spoke with PA outside counsel Deb Willig, who said that after 50 years in labor negotiations, this has been an “unusual” one. “I think the why, frankly, is because the league underestimated, seriously, the resolve of the players & what they sought to achieve,” she said.