Yusuf Khan

4 weeks ago | profootballnetwork.com | Yusuf Khan

There’s something different about Washington Mystics rookie Kiki Iriafen, and the WNBA is taking notice. Just six games into her pro career, the former Stanford and USC standout is turning heads in a way that demands attention. Averaging a double-double to start your WNBA journey? That’s not just impressive, it’s historic. And that’s exactly what Iriafen is doing, earning her a seat at a table that’s been reserved for legends like Candace Parker and Tina Charles.

4 weeks ago | profootballnetwork.com | Yusuf Khan

Sue Bird has never been one to listen to hot takes. The four-time WNBA champion and Hall of Famer may be retired, but she’s not staying quiet while the media spins up storylines about Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark like it’s reality TV. From heated stare-downs to viral clips, Bird had had enough of the drama taking attention away from what’s actually happening on the court. Sue Bird Has Receipts on WNBA’s IntensityBird has seen it all.

4 weeks ago | profootballnetwork.com | Yusuf Khan

The Western Conference Finals went sideways for Julius Randle and the Minnesota Timberwolves—and once it did, it hit like a ton of bricks. A brutal 124–94 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 5 ended Minnesota’s postseason dreams. But through the heartbreak, one emotional moment off the court stole the spotlight. Randle’s wife, Kendra, shared a heartfelt Instagram story that summed it all up.

4 weeks ago | profootballnetwork.com | Yusuf Khan

There’s something about Iowa basketball that just sticks with you. The grit, the magic, the loyalty. And nobody captured that better than Caitlin Clark and Kate Martin. The two stars helped turn the Iowa Hawkeyes into a national sensation with back-to-back championship game runs in 2023 and 2024. While they fell short of the title, they built something even more powerful — an unshakable bond. And according to Martin’s dad, that story isn’t over yet.

1 month ago | profootballnetwork.com | Yusuf Khan

There are game nights—and then there are the ones that hit differently. For Dallas Wings rookie Paige Bueckers, the team’s latest was all that and more. Not only did the No. 1 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft snag her first pro win, but Bueckers did it back in Connecticut, on the same court where she made her name with the UConn Huskies. Add in a career-high stat line and a wholesome courtside reunion with former teammate Olivia Nelson-Ododa, and that clip was bound to break the internet.