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The playoff push will define Week 6 of Unrivaled’s inaugural season, with multiple matchups proving critical to clubs’ playoff positions and/or hopes. Entering Week 6, the standings are: Lunar Owls (9-1) Rose (6-4) Laces (5-5) Vinyl (4-6) Mist (3-7) Phantom (3-7) The Push to Playoffs continues Rose BC have now moved into 2nd and are

The second and final slate of EuroLeague Women play-in games tips-off this Wednesday, Feb. 26, as the eight remaining clubs in the competition play to determine who will advance to the playoffs, otherwise known as the “Final Six,” which will begin in April. Four clubs—Beretta Famila Schio, Fenerbahçe Opet, Valencia Basket Club and ÇBK Mersin—have

Just when the waters of WNBA free agency had seemed to have settled, the Chicago Sky made a splash. The Sky are sending the No. 3 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft to the Washington Mystics in exchange for Ariel Atkins. The Mystics will also receive 2027 first-round pick swaps rights with the Sky, in

Well, it finally happened! The Lunar Owls have lost a game. Rose did what no other team has been able to, defeating the Lunar Owls 72-63 on Friday. It was the first of two games that kicked off the weekend of Unrivaled action. In the second game, Vinyl beat lowly Mist, 72-65. Unbeaten no more

With conference play approaching its consequential close, let’s take a closer look at some of the tastiest games on Thursday’s slate, asking five key questions about the teams and players in action: 1. Will Notre Dame make another No. 1 statement? Just a few hours after they jumped to No. 1 in the AP Top

After a 10-day interregnum for the 1-on-1 Tournament, which was one won by co-founder and Lunar Owl Napheesa Collier, Unrivaled’s 3×3 season resumes Tuesday, Feb. 18, with the final set of Week 4 games. At 7:30 p.m. ET, Rose and Vinyl meet, followed by Phantom and Laces facing off at 8:30 p.m. ET. Both games

The No. 5 LSU Tigers (25-1; 10-1 SEC) will play the No. 3 Texas Longhorns (25-2; 11-1 SEC) this Sunday, Feb. 16 in a matchup between two of the top teams in the SEC. The game will be broadcast nationally on ABC, with tip-off scheduled for 3 p.m. ET. It’s the Longhorns’ first season in

Before the WNBA’s free agency period opened, the Golden State Valkyries could take one of two paths: go for a big name or decide to build slowly. Whether it was the organization’s choice or not, general manager Ohemaa Nyanin has constructed a primarily young, inexperienced roster, with four rookies on the team prior to the

And then there were four. After seven second-round games and four quarter-final matchups on Tuesday night, the final four standing in Unrivaled’s 1-on-1 Tournament are No. 1-seed Napheesa Collier of Lunar Owls, No. 1-seed Arike Ogunbowale of Vinyl, No. 6-seed Azurá Stevens of Rose and No. 8-seed Aaliyah Edwards of Mist. The four semi-finalists already

Ask any women’s basketball fan about the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, and chances are a conversation about the team’s dynamic backcourt will follow. Guards Olivia Miles and Hannah Hidalgo may just be the most exciting duo in the country, and given how well the Irish have been playing this season, it’s no surprise they’re dominating

Friday’s pair of Unrivaled games were not close. Lunar Owls defeated Phantom 94-76, and Rose defeated the Mist 71-63. The Lunar Owls are now 7-0 and, far and away, the best team in this inaugural season. Rose is beginning to establish, now just one game under .500. Lunar Owls soar to 7-0 Lunar Owls wasted

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In professional basketball, most rookies need to be brought along slowly, requiring a couple of seasons to find their footing. Caitlin Clark isn’t like most rookies. The No. 1 overall pick by the Indiana Fever in the 2024 WNBA Draft was thrown into the fire immediately—and delivered one of the best rookie seasons in WNBA

Week three of Unrivaled wrapped up with what is becoming a familiar development: a Skylar Diggins-Smith game-winner for Lunar Owls. Diggins-Smith netted her third winning-score shot of the season as Lunar Owls defeated Vinyl, 85-68, to extend their record to 6-0. In the Monday’s first matchup, Breanna Stewart swished a technical free throw to give