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Scripps Sports Announces SI Women’s Games and Fort Myers Tip-Off Broadcasts
“We’re proud that women’s sports have found a home on ION"
ESPN Platforms Report High Viewership For Women’s Basketball Doubleheader
"ESPN’s College Gameday airing on Sunday ahead of the two contests was the most watched regular season women’s College Gameday since 2010"
The CW Adds More Women’s College Basketball
Women’s basketball is hot and the The CW network is doubling down, creating two new ACC college conference doubleheaders that will air early next...
TNT Sports to Televise 30+ Men’s & Women’s College Basketball Games During Thanksgiving Week
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Pat McAfee to Caitlin Clark: “Can’t Wait to See Where Women’s Basketball Goes”
"I feel like I always had super big goals and dreams and aspirations, but at the same time, this is a place that women’s basketball has really never been before, so no, I never really imagined it on this magnitude."
Holly Rowe: When it Comes to Women’s College Basketball, “I Never Thought I Would See This Day”
"Sometimes it's all I can do to not get all choked up on the stage."
Caitlin Clark to Anthony Lima: “This is Exactly What We Wanted for Women’s Basketball”
"Question timed at 49 seconds...answer timed at 16 seconds."
NCAA Women’s Championship Round 2 on ESPN Up 121%; Iowa-West Virginia Hits 4.9 Million Viewers
ESPN and ABC posted their four most-watched Women's March Madness second-round games ever, with Iowa/West Virginia averaging 4.9 million viewers
ACC Network Adds Chelsea Gray as Women’s Basketball Analyst
“I’m honored to be coming back home to the ACC. This conference proves its greatness year after year and I’m thrilled to be a part of it again.”
Broadcasters Brace For Women’s Sports Media Rights Fees To Skyrocket
"The FIFA Women's World Cup is coming up this summer, and it's believed that the media rights for the tournament will be worth north of $300 million."