Women’s basketball is hot as ever but will March Madness still soar without Caitlin Clark?
You don’t have to inform ESPN senior vice president of production Meg Aronowitz about the challenge of producing the NCAA women’s basketball tournament without Caitlin Clark the year after she had galvanized the property to NFL viewership heights. “You never want to be the guy that follows Nick Saban, right?” Aronowitz said, laughing.
The brackets are set and March Madness is officially here. And ESPN, as it has every year since 1996, will be airing the NCAA ...
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To put things simply, Caitlin Clark is women’s basketball. She completely and single-handedly elevated the game, and brought ...
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