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Thank You, Oregon

Nyara Sabally says thank you to Oregon and announces her decision to enter the 2022 WNBA draft.

This Is For Dickie V

Jay Bilas wrote this for his friend: “What is college basketball without the voice of Dick Vitale?”

Go Blue!

Naz Hillmon ahead of her last NCAA Tournament: “It truly IS great to be a Michigan Wolverine.”

Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing

Aliyah Boston ahead of South Carolina’s NCAA Tournament journey: “The goal is a national championship.”

Behind the Scenes with Stanford Women’s Basketball

The Stanford women’s basketball team rolled to its 15th Pac-12 championship last weekend in Las Vegas and The Players’ Tribune was there to capture it all.

A Letter to My Michigan Family

Franz Wagner pens a letter to his Michigan family: “I’m proud to be able to call myself a Michigan Wolverine.“

How It Happened

After losing to UNLV by 30 points the year prior, Duke was ready for revenge heading into the ‘91 semis.

Our Coach Should Still Be Our Coach

Jordan Coffin on former East Tennessee State University men's basketball head coach Jason Shay

It’s Madness that We Don’t Pay College Athletes

Chris Bosh on the NCAA and NCAA athletes: “I’m not only for paying young athletes, but for educating them as well.”

This Is For Them

Aari McDonald on Arizona's tournament run: “We can accomplish anything in this program. There is no limit.”

On LeBron, Scoring 50, Pandemic Knitting, and Trying to Win It All at Michigan

Naz Hillmon on Michigan's tournament run: “We look out for one another. We lift each other up — on the court and off.”

The Train Keeps Moving

Aliyah Boston on South Carolina's tournament run: “We’re looking to run the table. We’re not looking to lose.”