The Los Angeles Sparks will be without star guard Kelsey Plum for at least four weeks after a lower left leg injury, forcing the team to adjust while one of the WNBA’s most productive players begins her recovery.
Kelsey Plum scored a career-high 43 points as the Los Angeles Sparks defeated the Phoenix Mercury 111-102 in overtime, with her late-game heroics driving the comeback win.
Kelsey Plum’s explosive scoring form has carried the Los Angeles Sparks early in the season, even as the team continues to struggle with a 1-3 record.
Kelsey Plum’s ankle injury sidelines the Sparks star temporarily, but coach Lynne Roberts says her frustration has quickly turned into focused rehabilitation.
Kelvin Sampson will return for a 13th season at Houston, reaffirming his commitment to the Cougars as they look to regroup and chase a national championship in 2026-27.
Houston’s sustained NCAA Tournament success continues under coach Kelvin Sampson, who acknowledges financial limitations but has still built a nationally competitive program through recruiting and development.