There was a lot of controversy last year regarding Caitlin Clark's almost immediate meteoric ascent into becoming a ...

The recently retired women's basketball legend Diana Taurasi isn't typically incorrect when it comes to anything regarding that sport that she's an all-time great at. However, she got one take ...

Caitlin Clark faced a lot of doubters as she entered the WNBA, including Diana Taurasi. The GOAT shared a bit of a mea culpa this week. The post Diana Taurasi doubted Caitlin Clark a year ago. Now ...

After Caitlin Clark’s record-breaking rookie campaign in the WNBA, one basketball legend is owning up to her thoughts that things would have been tough for the Iowa product. Diana Taurasi ...

The Indiana Fever star appeared on Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird's alternate ESPN broadcast for the women's national championship.

Now, Bueckers is expected to head to the Dallas Wings as the star is a heavy favorite to be the No. 1 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft. During "The Bird & Taurasi Show," an alternate ESPN broadcast of the ...

Her numbers were very consistent across all four seasons and give a reasonable template for what to expect once she reaches the WNBA. An interesting comparison to Bueckers is another illustrious UConn ...

Diana Taurasi happily took the loss after saying ‘reality is coming’ for Caitlin Clark before the No. 1 overall pick’s record-breaking season.  Read More ...

Diana Taurasi is eating her words. After telling the world that “reality is coming” for Caitlin Clark when she was entering the WNBA after her legendary collegiate career at Iowa, the now ...

Diana Taurasi. While it's way too early to forecast Bueckers to equal Taurasi's professional career achievements, looking at each player's college numbers and Taurasi's first season in the WNBA ...

Amazon Prime Video has greenlit “Taurasi,” a three-part docuseries about the life and career of basketball player Diana Taurasi. Taurasi played as a shooting guard and ... then went on to play in the ...

WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes was touched by Diana Taurasi nod to her geatness during a conversation with Sue Bird. Bird and Taurasi sat down to answer some questions during March Madness.