"Definitely, from the start, Angel came in ready to go, and she's been consistent," one of the hosts said in favor of Reese.

Reese's bitterness and self-pity, contrasted with Clark's graciousness, illustrated a problem that the Chicago rookie must work to change.

"I wanted to come here for my dad to make him proud. I knew I wasn’t going to be a star player, but for me..."

The woman nicknamed “Bayou Barbie” helped lead LSU to an Elite Eight appearance in this year’s NCAA tournament.

Kelly, who earns more than $9 million a year to coach the Tigers on the football field, took a bold stance on the national anthem.

Harris' comments on the growing popularity of women's college basketball included claims so obviously false as to defy simple explanation.

"Caitlin Clark ... at one of the most anticipated Final Fours ever. And we can barely hear her breakout interview."

Clark has brought so many people to women’s hoops that on Monday, her sport was officially more popular than the NBA Finals.

Judging by her social media videos, one fan appears to be having fun as a striking look-alike of the Iowa basketball superstar.

LSU head coach Kim Mulkey praised the fiery and at times controversial star in a statement obtained by ESPN.