Noa Dalzell is a senior writer covering the WNBA and all of women’s basketball for Breakaway, SB Nation’s women’s sports vertical, as well as the Celtics for CelticsBlog. Fran Harris knows the city of ...

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Yahoo Sports women basketball writer Cassandra Negley is joined by Fran Harris, former women's college basketball and WNBA champion, to talk about Fran's involvement in submitting a bid for the WNBA's ...

Fran Harris at the Alamo Recreation Center in East Austin in November. From the Austin Business Journal. Caitlin Clark's meteoric rise as a college star. The U.S. women winning an Olympic gold medal.

Former Texas Longhorns forward Fran Harris, who led the women's basketball team to its first and only national championship in 1986, is gunning for Austin to be a future WNBA expansion site. Why it ...

Fran Harris led Texas to victory in 1986. Now, she's joining fans to watch the Texas Longhorns in Phoenix Friday night for a Final Four faceoff in the women's NCAA basketball tournament. "It's the ...

A WNBA team may come to Austin, thanks to a multimillion-dollar bid led by former Texas Longhorns basketball champion Fran Harris. The women’s pro hoops league has already formalized plans to add ...

While the popularity of the sport has continued to rise nationally, former Texas basketball and Houston Comets star Fran Harris has been advocating for the WNBA to choose Austin as its next franchise.

The former Texas women’s basketball great has the financial backing, she insists. She’s got the support of the school administration and the city’s mayor and has had constructive conversations with ...