Kareem Copeland

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Caitlin Clark believed in Lisa Bluder. That’s why Iowa is in the title game.

By: Kareem Copeland

The Hawkeyes head coach pulled off the coaching job of the tournament in the win over South Carolina in the Final Four.

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Kim Mulkey delivers a national championship to LSU

By: Kareem Copeland

In just her second season back home in Louisiana, the Tigers are national champions after their decisive win over Iowa.

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S. Carolina’s Aliyah Boston, Maryland’s Diamond Miller go 1-2 in WNBA draft

By: Kareem Copeland

Boston was widely expected to go No. 1. Miller, whose Terps lost to Boston and the Gamecocks in the Elite Eight, was expected to go No. 2.

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The Mystics don’t think the WNBA title chase is a two-team race

By: Kareem Copeland

While the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty made splashy offseason acquisitions, Washington added proven veterans to its 2019 championship core.

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Myisha Hines-Allen is back on the court after surgery and frustration

By: Kareem Copeland

The Mystics forward is now fully participating in practice, though the team is slowly working her back in and is being careful with her conditioning.

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Mystics have capable players and not enough roster spots

By: Kareem Copeland

General manager Mike Thibault will have some difficult decisions to make with the regular season opener approaching.

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WNBA fines Aces, takes first-round pick and suspends Becky Hammon

By: Kareem Copeland

A league investigation finds that Las Vegas broke rules regarding impermissible player benefits and Hammon was in violation of respect in the workplace policies.

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The Mystics will have a true coach on the floor in Kristi Toliver

By: Kareem Copeland

Several Washington teammates have taken to calling her “Cheat Code” because Toliver, who is also a Dallas Mavericks assistant coach, gives the team an advantage.

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Mystics make a powerful opening statement, thump Liberty

By: Kareem Copeland

The Mystics played like a team with something to prove in their opener, handling one of the WNBA's title favorites, 80-64.

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Mystics’ lead evaporates under the Sun’s physical play in an 80-74 loss

By: Kareem Copeland

Washington led by 12 early in the second quarter before the game got more physical, and Elena Delle Donne was far from pleased with that.