Sunday’s NCAA women’s basketball championship between Iowa and South Carolina drew nearly 19 million average viewers, shattering records to become the most-watched women’s college basketball ...
Steph Chambers/Getty Women’s college basketball ended with a bang this year! The NCAA championship game — a highly anticipated matchup between South Carolina and the Caitlin Clark-led Iowa ...
One chart shows just how much women's college basketball ratings have soared while men's have dipped
In college basketball, a significant shift in popularity has emerged. Viewership for this year's NCAA basketball championship tournaments paints a clear picture of this evolving trend as the ...
The NCAA Division One Women’s Basketball Tournament set viewing records across all six rounds, including the NCAA championship game (South Carolina vs. Iowa) which averaged 18.7 million viewers ...
But that won’t be reflected in the money each side earned for TV rights: $6.5 million for the women’s tournament and $873 million for the men’s.
Continue reading… SIDE STEP – South Carolina star Kamilla Cardoso was asked about coach Dawn Staley's support for transgender athletes in women's sports. She appeared to ignore the question.
The first was the predictable exulting that this would really piss women off in ways that would help goose turnout in the 2024 election and maybe even hurt Donald Trump’s presidential bid ...
The Council of Presidents for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) unanimously approved a ban on transgender athletes in women's sports, according to CBS Sports' Dennis Dodd.
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship delivered a bigger audience than last year, but it wasn’t enough to best the women’s title game. UConn defeated Purdue on Monday to an audience of 14 ...
The governor did not want to risk being caught on the wrong side ... s so striking here – amazing, really – is how silent most feminists have been about transgender competition in women ...
The platform, developed alongside health professionals, is in large part a response to many marketing platforms and social media sites taking down or rejecting reproductive and women’s health ...
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