Brittney Griner is thrilled about how Caitlin Clark and this year’s rookie class are bringing new fans to the WNBA. However, much like Diana Taurasi, she wants them to know what lies ahead. The pros are different than college. There will (probably) be an adjustment period. Taurasi has a

WNBA star Brittney Griner is set to release a new memoir about her experience in a Russian prison from February to December 2023 on Tuesday, May 7. In promotion of her new book, titled Coming Home, Griner sat down for an interview with ESPN in which she, among many other things, railed against the

Brittney Griner spent 10 months imprisoned in Russia after being arrested for bringing drugs into the country, and she’s decided to open up about the harrowing experience while candidly discussing just how hopeless she felt during the ordeal. I’m going to assume most people are familiar with the

Brittney Griner was flabbergasted by a controversial foul call that played a direct role in the outcome of Friday night’s Final Four game between UConn and Iowa. She could not believe it. The two-time All-American and national champion was not alone in her bewilderment! Griner, one of the

Kim Mulkey did not allow for Brittney Griner’s jersey number to be retired at Baylor. Nicki Collen, her successor, encouraged the retirement and finally made it happen! The fit ft. Brit for @nickicollen #SicEm | #GreaterThan pic.twitter.com/EgkqK4nBYx — Baylor Women's Basketball