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Notre Dame's season ended last Saturday in the Sweet 16 in Birmingham, Ala., with a 71-62 defeat to TCU.
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The decision to leave college for the pros is more fraught than it used to be now that college players can earn money from lucrative name, image and likeness deals.
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Notre Dame freshman Kate Koval and sophomore Emma Risch to follow Olivia Miles into the women's basketball transfer portal
Transfer portal: Former Notre Dame women’s basketball center Kate Koval commits to LSU
The first of four Notre Dame women’s basketball players who entered the transfer portal last week announced where she’ll play next on Monday. Kate Koval committed to LSU. Koval, a 6-5 center with three years of eligibility remaining,
Women's basketball transfer portal 2025: Ranking the top 20 players, headlined by nation's leading scorer
With the 2024-25 women's college basketball season complete, the game of musical chairs also known as the offseason has begun. A host of talented players are in the transfer portal looking for new homes on a list ranging from superstars to coveted sleepers.
Miles is transferring from Notre Dame to TCU to finish her college career
Olivia Miles is transferring from Notre Dame to finish her college career at TCU. Miles announced her decision on “NBA on TNT” on Tuesday night and was talking to Candace Parker when she received a box from Shaquille O’Neal with a TCU jersey in it.
Former Notre Dame guard has plenty to say about her transfer
Former Notre Dame guard Olivia Miles has several messages for fans as she leaves the Fighting Irish to join the TCU Horned Frogs. First, Miles was a bit unhappy that her decision to transfer to TCU leaked before she could announce it.
How the two best players in the transfer portal impact their new women’s college basketball teams
Olivia Miles is trading in Notre Dame for TCU, while Ta’Niya Latson has left Florida State for South Carolina.
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