After the road teams pulled off nail-biter upsets in Game 1, can the higher-seeded home teams stop the bleeding and even their series tonight?

Game 1s done and dusted.

Coming soon to a screen near you: more women’s college hoops.

The No. 3 Connecticut Sun punched their ticket with a convincing Wednesday win over the No. 6 Dallas Wings, setting up a couple of top-four seed best-of-five matchups. Getcha popcorn ready.

Once again, women’s basketball (WBB) is taking the NIL cake. Women earned six of the top 10 spots on ESPN’s most marketable college hoopers list yesterday, with the rankings based on social media following, brand and market affiliations and on-court ability.

Just like your friend getting back together with their ex, the Brooklyn Nets announced yesterday that Kevin Durant (KD) will stay with the team, ending a summer of rumors sparked by the superstar’s request for a trade. Talk about a pump fake.

Another ticket, punched. The No. 2 Chicago Sky are through to the semis after last night’s thrilling victory and will face the winner of tonight’s do-or-die matchup between the No. 3 Connecticut Sun and No. 6 Dallas Wings. Yeehaw!

WNBA fans will soon have a say in player bonuses.

After a weekend of record-setting action, the WNBA semifinals are halfway set.

The playoffs are here and they’ve already brought upsets, highlight reel plays and plenty of fun.

The WNBA playoffs tip-off tonight at 8 p.m. ET.