ESPN on ABC analyst Rebecca Lobo made a point to highlight some controversial missed calls on Caitlin Clark during Sunday's ...

WNBA Legend Rebecca Lobo Reacts to Angel Reese Making History originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

ESPN Calls Out WNBA Referees for Multiple Fouls on Caitlin Clark originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark and ...

Chicago Sky second-year standout Angel Reese has overcome a tough start to the 2025 WNBA regular season to reassert herself as one of the premier post players i ...

The battle of the two No. 1 picks is expected to bring all the fireworks, even if their respective teams aren't doing too well this year. Early in the matchup, Clark appears to be dealing with ...

All that to say that saying “America” and “great” in the same sentence can fire up the alarms for some people, and an example ...

Rebecca Lobo, who led Connecticut to its first NCAA basketball championship and a was a key player in the formation of the WNBA, announced her retirement Tuesday.

As reported by Sports Illustrated, retired WNBA great Rebecca Lobo, who currently works as an analyst throughout the NCAA and WNBA seasons, commented on the fiasco during a segment on ESPN. Lobo ...

The 51-year-old Rebecca Lobo played in the WNBA from 1997 to 2003, earning 1999 All-Star honors. She led the UConn Huskies to a national championship in 1995 and was named the tournament’s Most ...

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark came back to the WNBA court with a vengeance, and her performance left Basketball Hall of Famer Rebecca Lobo speechless.

The historic milestone has sparked praises from the basketball world, including WNBA legend Rebecca Lobo, who weighed in with a post on X. "Angel Reese is the only player in @wnba history to ...