
Michael Voepel
Women’s College Basketball and Volleyball Writer at ESPN
Writer for https://t.co/XVAKxpqR3Q: women's college basketball, WNBA, volleyball. Began covering sports in 1984; grateful to still be doing this. (He/him)
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abc7.com | Michael Voepel |Kevin Pelton |Kendra Andrews |Alexa Philippou
ByMichael Voepel, Kevin Pelton, Kendra Andrews and Alexa PhilippouThursday, April 17, 2025 12:07PMThe lottery picks went as expected. Then came a few curveballs. After letting Monday's WNBA draft sink in, what continues to stand out? Five overseas players who didn't compete in college in the United States were selected, including three in the first round.
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espn.ph | Alexa Philippou |Michael Voepel
TEN DAYS AGO, Paige Bueckers was cutting off a piece of the net in Tampa's Amalie Arena after leading her UConn Huskies to a national championship, the program's first in nine years. Eight days later -- and with multiple trips from Storrs, Connecticut, to New York in between -- Bueckers heard her name called as the first pick by the Dallas Wings in the 2025 WNBA draft.
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espn.com | Michael Voepel
Having the top pick in Monday's WNBA draft virtually guaranteed the Dallas Wings an "A" in ESPN's draft grades. And then the Wings did even better. As expected, they selected UConn guard Paige Bueckers at No. 1. Dallas then went guard-heavy on three of its four other picks, and at least a couple have a solid chance to make the Wings' roster. Two teams in rebuild mode -- the Washington Mystics and Connecticut Sun -- also had strong drafts.
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The way-too-early WBB Top 25 for 2025-26 from ESPN’s @CharlieCreme. https://t.co/mmlCEwrOCv