WNBA faces strong offseason after record year and expansion
New York hosts a banner season ending with a first time champion as the WNBA eyes growth. The players union opted out of the CBA ahead of a new 11 year media rights deal worth about 200 million annually starting 2026. Expansion to Golden State Toronto and Portland set for 2026 2027/28.
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Maryland Women’s Basketball Aims for Return To Form Under Frese
After a 19 14 season and first round NCAA exit, Maryland reloads with 10 new players led by Shyanne Sellers and transfer Sarah Te Biasu. The Terps aim to rebound to top Big Ten status and contend nationally as they face Duke USC Texas and Ohio State in upcoming schedule.
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