Rickea Jackson

A collage of the top nine 2024 WNBA draft prospects in college, including South Carolina point guard Te-Hina Paopao, UConn big Aaliyah Edwards, Kentucky wing Maddie Scherr, UConn point guard Paige Bueckers, Iowa point guard Caitlin Clark, Algers (France) combo guard Leïla Lacan, Ohio State off-ball guard Jacy Sheldon, Stanford big Cameron Brink, and Wazzu combo guard Charlisse Leger-Walker

Who’s Next — The Next’s 2024 WNBA Draft Board, V1.0

By Emily Adler / November 3, 2023

The most detailed 2024 WNBA draft resource available outside a team’s actual war room

Graphic with photo of Kellie Harper smiling, text that reads "Lady Vols Rising"

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Kellie Harper has Rickea Jackson and Tennessee ready to take on the SEC

By The Next / October 17, 2023

The Lady Vols are charting their return to the Rocky Top

Who to watch for with Team USA at the AmeriCup

By Scott Mammoser / June 26, 2023

Top collegiate players to face best teams in hemisphere

Tennessee transfer Jillian Hollingshead (53) celebrates with LSU transfer Angel Reese in the background.

Ranking the SEC’s 10 most impactful 2022-23 transfers

By Gabriella Lewis / March 30, 2023

Which of the SEC’s 45-plus transfers made the biggest impact?

Players fight over possession of the ball in Virginia Tech’s 73-64 win over Tennessee at the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, March 25, 2023, at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Wash. (Photo credit: Lydia Ely)

Tennessee ends its season as it began, tumultuously

By Gabriella Lewis / March 26, 2023

Vols harkened back to their November mistakes

Jordan Horston and Laeticia Amihere among standout draft prospects from SEC Tournament

By Hunter Cruse / March 10, 2023

Top WNBA draft prospects shine in Greenville, S.C.

Zia Cooke rises up over a Tennessee player at the SEC Tournament Championship game on March 5. Cooke was selected by the Los Angeles Sparks in the 2023 WNBA Draft. (Photo credit: SEC)

Day 5 SEC Tournament: Will South Carolina ever lose?

By Gabriella Lewis / March 6, 2023

14 teams, 13 games, 12 mascots, and 57,000+ fans.

Tennessee celebrates making it to SEC Championship for the first time since 2015 on March 4, 2023, at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in SEC Tournament (Photo Credit: Tennessee Women's Basketball Twitter)

Day 4 of SEC Tournament: Tennessee serves LSU second loss of season in stunning comeback

By Gabriella Lewis / March 5, 2023

Vols to face Gamecocks in first SEC Championship since 2015

Locked On Women’s Basketball: 2023 WNBA Draft outlook for two Tennessee stars

By The Next / February 18, 2023

Both Jordan Horston and Rickea Jackson could be first round picks in the 2023 WNBA Draft.

How Tennessee will navigate the loss of Marta Suárez

By Gabriella Lewis / January 5, 2023

‘It’s just just another piece of adversity’