The Indiana Fever cruised past the Dallas Wings in a dominant performance, fueled once again by rookie phenom Caitlin Clark. But while the scoreboard was clear, the conversation ...

The battle of the two No. 1 picks is expected to bring all the fireworks, even if their respective teams aren't doing too well this year. Early in the matchup, Clark appears to be dealing with ...

Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, the two most popular woman’s basketball players of our time, met on the professional stage The post Rebecca Lobo Cries Foul For Caitlin Clark As Dallas Wings Allowed ...

ESPN on ABC analyst Rebecca Lobo made a point to highlight some controversial missed calls on Caitlin Clark during Sunday's ...

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WNBA Legend Rebecca Lobo Reacts to Angel Reese Making History originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

As reported by Sports Illustrated, retired WNBA great Rebecca Lobo, who currently works as an analyst throughout the NCAA and WNBA seasons, commented on the fiasco during a segment on ESPN. Lobo ...

All that to say that saying “America” and “great” in the same sentence can fire up the alarms for some people, and an example ...

An awkward on-air silence occurred during ESPN’s broadcast of the Indiana Fever-Las Vegas Aces game on Sunday after analyst Rebecca Lobo said, “That’s what makes America great.” Lobo’s ...

Here Is the Most Nonsensical Apology in Broadcasting History ESPN’s Rebecca Lobo had a truly bizarre reaction after making an innocuous statement.

Awkward silence followed Rebecca Lobo's "That's what makes America great" comment during an ESPN broadcast of the Fever-Aces game on Sunday afternoon.

WNBA legend and ESPN commentator Rebecca Lobo issued a bizarre apology on air for calling America 'great' during the Las Vegas Aces' win over the Indiana Fever. Lobo, who was named a WNBA All-Star ...