Michael Waterloo

Growth isn’t linear. We know this to be true in all walks of life. Yet, when a rookie doesn’t dominate their sport right away, the same thought isn’t applied. For every Aliyah Boston who dominates out of the gate, there’s a Maddy Siegrist who has a fine rookie year but takes a step forward in…

Jacy Sheldon has had a year. One hell of a year, as a matter of fact. She was a catalyst for the THE Ohio State women’s basketball team, who earned a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament before being bounced by No. 7 Duke. She then shortly after wrapped up her collegiate career with…

Olympic years are always a sprint. Hell, look at the start for the Indiana Fever, when they were seemingly on TV every other night. But as crammed as the 40-game schedule is, when the Olympic break hits, WNBA fans find themselves staring out the window, waiting for the season to pick back up. When play…

Michael Waterloo explains the dos and don'ts of how to manage your FAAB budget throughout the fantasy football season.

The trajectory of Isabelle Harrison’s career changed on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015. Harrison, then a senior and leading scorer for the Tennessee Vols, tore her ACL in a 72-58 victory over the Kentucky Wildcats. “I still want to be there for my team,” Harrison said in a statement. “This season is not over, and I…

On Aug. 17, the New York Liberty defeated the Las Vegas Aces in a full-circle moment. It was the Liberty who took down Aces last year to win the Commissioner’s Cup, only to lose to the Aces in the WNBA Finals. On Sept. 8, the Liberty swept the Aces in the regular-season series for the…

Rickea Jackson is a bucket. A walking bucket, in fact, and she’s been that way since she was playing against her brothers in Detroit, Mich. growing up. Hitting the blacktop? Bucket. Taking her game to Mississippi State and the University of Tennessee? Bucket. And now, as her rookie season winds down, WNBA fans are starting…

After a 40-game season, which featured an Olympic break, a historic rookie class, and a monumental season by the (should be) unanimous M’VP winner A’ja Wilson, eight teams have punched their respective tickets for the WNBA playoffs. Can the New York Liberty win their first title in team history? Will the Aces be able to…

A fit check hates to see Naz Hillmon and Rhyne Howard coming. Just ask the Atlanta Dream social team, as they’ll highlight the duo as much as they can in their tunnel walks. Your favorite duo 🔥#atlantadream

Unanimous. Or, rather, U’nanimous. When it came to taking home the MVP this year, A’ja Wilson had no competition. She saw that fourth-place vote last year and said “bet.” But even as the unquestioned best player in the world and the runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year, Wilson has needed help in the semifinals…