Most fans might think deciding to turn pro is a no-brainer, but when you’re a college basketball star like Caitlin Clark or Cameron Brink, going to the WNBA and leaving your friends, comfort zone and memories behind can be challenging.
There’s been a lot of speculation about the future of women’s college basketball. Will top players decide to return for another year like UConn’s Paige Bueckers? Or will they forego remaining eligibility for a chance at making a name for themselves in the WNBA? There isn’t a quick resolution to a decision that could change the course of a life.
Here’s a list of players who need a little more time to decide what’s next:
This is a running list that will be updated as information unfolds.
1
Caitlin Clark, Iowa Hawkeyes
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Caitlin Clark got another great dose of how much the state of Indiana loves its basketball with a sold out Assembly Hall tonight. The @IndianaFever have the #1 overall pick in the @WNBA Draft this year. What does she think about Indy’s home team?
Her answer ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/UQRRmzpOuv
— Angela Moryan (@AngelaMoryanTV) February 23, 2024
Update: As of February 29, Caitlin Clark has declared her intention to enter the WNBA.
2
Cameron Brink, Stanford Cardinals
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BREAKING: Cameron Brink says she is UNDECIDED on whether she will declare for the WNBA draft. pic.twitter.com/pgunFSd51p
— Women’s Hoops Network (@WomensHoops_USA) February 25, 2024
Update: As of March 12, Cameron Brink declared her intention to join the WNBA.
3
Georgia Amoore, Virginia Tech Hokies
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4
Angel Reese, LSU Tigers
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“Should I stay, should I go? I don’t know” 🥺💜💛 https://t.co/1zSvq9yr4V
— Angel Reese (@Reese10Angel) February 24, 2024
5
Deja Kelly, North Carolina Tar Heels
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Deja Kelly making sure the third quarter goes out with a bang! 💥@UNCWBB | @CPISecurity | #ACCWBB pic.twitter.com/NxvzDtGD1d
— ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) February 23, 2024
