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

Chicago Sky second-year standout Angel Reese has overcome a tough start to the 2025 WNBA regular season to reassert herself as one of the premier post players i ...

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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 ...

Rebecca Lobo knows a thing or two about what it takes to finish undefeated at UConn as her 1995 team went 35-0 and won the Huskies' first NCAA Championship. As the Final Four in San Antonio tips ...

ESPN's Rebecca Lobo had a truly bizarre broadcasting moment on Sunday. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images 1. I thought the Chip Caray non-controversy controversy that I wrote about on Monday would be the ...

The NBA's new media-rights deal, which also covers the WNBA, holds the promise of higher salaries for the nascent league. A ...

Lobo, who led the Huskies to their first undefeated season and national championship in 1995 and helped bring women’s basketball into national sports consciousness, will be inducted into the ...

Rebecca Lobo started with ESPN in 2004, shortly after her retirement. She's now set to continue her run with that company for years to come.

The 51-year-old Rebecca Lobo played in the WNBA from 1997 to 2003, earning 1999 All-Star honors. She led the UConn Huskies to a national championship in 1995 and was named the tournament’s Most ...

Rebecca Lobo helped bring the first women's basketball national championship to Storrs and secured an Olympic gold medal in Atlanta. When the WNBA was born, Lobo was among the faces of the new league.

Rebecca Lobo’s shoelace was untied. If it were anyone else dressed in morning sweats, standing in line for mediocre coffee in a hotel lobby this month, the stray lace might have gone unnoticed.