As she joins the WNBA, Caitlin Clark is lifting women’s basketball to unprecedented heights. So what’s up with the weird frostiness towards her? My deep dive into the comments of Breanna Stewart and Diana Taurasi, and my attempts to ask them about Clark. usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

Scottie Scheffler wins his second Masters but knows his priorities are about to change. My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column: usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

Celebrating the great Verne Lundquist at the CBS media party last night in Augusta. Of course we talked all about our days covering Olympic figure skating in the 1990s. Who needs to talk golf? 😉 (CBS director extraordinaire Suzanne Smith keeping an eye on us.)

Scottie Scheffler, Masters leaders have up-and-down day as Tiger Woods has his worst round in a major in his life. My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column: usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

Tiger Woods grinds through 23 holes in one day at the Masters, plays well in the wind and makes another cut to see another weekend at Augusta National. My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column: usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

“Get to California!” What was it like to cover the O.J. Simpson saga in the days after the white Bronco chase? And what did it all mean? @postsports george solomon My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column: usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

The terrific Christine Brennan from USA today joins us at 7:35 this morning. OJ and more 710wor.com/listen

TV ratings are down. The LIV-PGA Tour battle is a turn-off. Tiger is 48. Fans are “losing interest.” On the eve of the Masters, men's golf is in some trouble. My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column: usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

On the eve of the Masters, Augusta National chair Fred Ridley spends a few minutes talking about the impact of Caitlin Clark. usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

My ⁦USA TODAY Sports⁩ column on the importance of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur to Jennifer Kupcho and Maria Fassi, its first stars. Thanks for the shoutout today in the press conference, Fred Ridley. 😉 usatoday.com/story/sports/c…

This would have been unthinkable before Caitlin Clark arrived at Iowa and changed everything. This isn’t just a sports story. This is an American cultural story. It’s about Title IX and what happens when a nation gives girls and women a chance to play sports too.

The Caitlin Clark Effect in this nation is absolutely unbelievable. All credit to Dawn Staley, one of the nation’s best coaches, female or male, and a fabulous South Carolina team. They are so deserving of the 2024 national championship. But these numbers? It’s all about Clark.

My conversation with Wolf Blitzer on Caitlin Clark and this summer’s US Olympic basketball team.

“These are young women who received Title IX on full blast.” That’s what the Caitlin Clark generation got as young girls. And now … just look at the results.

Our full CNN conversation on today’s Iowa-South Carolina NCAA final. And since the topic has, um, come up: yes, Caitlin Clark is already one of the greats, win or lose this afternoon. video.snapstream.net/Play/aauEL1n82…

Another example of Caitlin Clark’s extraordinary impact on the American sports conversation: in a CNN segment this morning, less than 12 hours after the two NCAA men’s semifinals, we talked only about the women.

This is incredible.

Our full conversation on South Carolina, Iowa and Caitlin Clark. ⁦Fredricka Whitfield⁩ app.frame.io/reviews/f0e10a…

After the big South Carolina-Iowa game tomorrow, what’s next for Caitlin Clark? Opportunities galore to take women’s sports to a whole new level, including the WNBA and what should be a no-brainer: a spot on the 2024 US Olympic team.

Thanks. I could talk about this all day. What a magnificent time this is for women’s sports.