E.R. Fightmaster

1 week ago | outsports.com | Cyd Zeigler |E.R. Fightmaster |Karleigh Webb |Jim Buzinski

Out college basketball player Sedona Prince watched the WNBA Draft come and go, and the star at TCU never heard her name called. Now her future playing professional basketball, at least in the United States, seems a bit murky. At the center of the lack of clarity are undoubtedly allegations made against Prince that include domestic abuse and assault, made by women who have dated the star athlete.

2 weeks ago | outsports.com | Anthony Nicodemo |Cyd Zeigler |E.R. Fightmaster |Karleigh Webb

Final Four weekend is hailed by many as the greatest weekend in American sports. The energy is electric, as thousands of college basketball fans from across the country come together to support their teams and immerse themselves in basketball-centric events. While numerous groups host gatherings and activations around the tournament, one community has historically been overlooked — until now.

2 weeks ago | outsports.com | Cyd Zeigler |E.R. Fightmaster |Karleigh Webb |Jim Buzinski

JaMeesia Ford, an out athlete at the University of South Carolina, is the first to sign an NIL deal with this running company, as she sets her sights on the college National Championships later this spring. MiLaysia Fulwiley is a National Champion with the women’s basketball team and just played in her second straight National Championship game, losing to UConn in the Final.

2 weeks ago | outsports.com | E.R. Fightmaster |Cyd Zeigler |Karleigh Webb |Jim Buzinski

Well, well, well. You made a Women’s March Madness bracket this year. Good for you. No one can take that away from you. You put in effort. You checked all the websites to see which teams had the best odds. You snuck a peek at Obama’s NCAA tournament bracket. You snuck another peak at Diana Taurasi’s, too. You listened to that guy from work. You made some choices with your eyes closed and let fate decide. You rolled the dice. You won some. You lost more.

2 weeks ago | outsports.com | Karleigh Webb |Cyd Zeigler |E.R. Fightmaster |Jim Buzinski

It was perhaps the last question South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley saw coming on the day before a National Championship game against Iowa and Caitlin Clark. A reporter from an outlet that never paid much attention to women’s sports came with the “gotcha” question on the “hot button issue” surrounding trans athletes in women’s college sports. Staley handled the question in the same manner she broke a press as an All-American at Virginia. She drove the lane and scored.