Women's College Sports Was Growing. Then the NCAA Took Over. - WSJ

How American Women Claimed Their Place in Sports - WSJ

What the NCAA's blockbuster admission says about the future of women's sports

Michael MacCambridge on X: Today in the @WSJ, I wrote about the rise of women's sports, and how the seeds for that growth were planted in the '70s. (Behind paywall.) /

What the 2023 WNBA season will tell us about the future of the league - SportsPro

The NCAA deal with CBS-Turner sold out women's sports - The Washington Post

The Antitrust Review of the Americas - Global Competition Review

Caitlin Clark's record spotlights history of Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women • Kansas Reflector

Women's college basketball winners and losers: Experience matters in March Madness; No. 1 seeds in flux - Yahoo Sports

The Wall Street Journal on LinkedIn: Why Caitlin Clark And Iowa Are Playing Basketball in a Football Stadium

Column: Was this the greatest year in the history of BYU women's athletics? - The Daily Universe

Women's College Sports Was Growing. Then the NCAA Took Over. - WSJ

Welcome to March Misogyny - by Lindsay Gibbs - Power Plays

Indiana is Second-Most Valuable Men's College Basketball Program According to The Wall Street Journal - Indiana University Athletics

Female Athletes File Lawsuit Against the NCAA