Tennessee Lady Volunteers

ESPN is tracking all of the 2024-25 coaching carousel moves in women's college basketball throughout the offseason.

The 2025 bracket will look different with the Pac-12 mostly gone and the ACC (18 teams), Big Ten (18), Big 12 (18) and SEC (16) bigger than ever.

Shannon Sharpe and Stephen A. Smith discuss Candace Parker's impact on the game of women's basketball following her retirement announcement.

Candace Parker was one of the biggest names in basketball for two decades, and her career was defined not just by titles and awards, but by influence.

Candace Parker, a two-time WNBA MVP who won three championships and is one of the most decorated players in women's basketball history, has retired.

With Candace Parker announcing her retirement, revisit some of the impressive accomplishments from her career.

These are supposed to be dream jobs for many college basketball coaches. And yet, top candidates turned down the opportunity to lead Kentucky men's and Tennessee women's basketball. Why?

The Fever picking Caitlin Clark was a slam dunk. But multiple teams earned A grades, including the Sparks, Sky and Mystics.

In what had been a long-anticipated move, the Indiana Fever officially selected Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark with the first pick in Monday night's 2024 WNBA draft. Stanford's Cameron Brink was the second player off the board, to the Los Angeles Sparks.

All eyes are on Caitlin Clark at No. 1, but the Sparks' picks might shape the first round, which includes two players each from UConn and Ohio State.