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It didn’t take long after ESPN’s Holly Rowe covered one of the most high-profile incidents ever between women’s college basketball coaches to take aim at the legacy of another. The morning after the NCAA women’s national championship game in Phoenix, Rowe posted and then deleted a deeply critical message toward the Tennessee athletic department and…
The ESPN reporter addressed a variety of women’s basketball topics.
ESPN’s Holly Rowe says she slept on an airport floor to land an early Angel Reese interview, just before the LSU star became one of the biggest names in women’s basketball.
Fans troll ESPN's Holly Rowe for saying the WNBA was on the rise before Caitlin Clark arrived in 2024.
ESPN’s Holly Rowe has worked for the network regularly since 1998 and is one of the preeminent names on the women’s basketball beat. A longtime sideline reporter for the NCAA Women’s Final Four, Rowe can recall a time when the Tennessee Lady Vols, led by legendary coach Pat Summit, were one of the sport’s “blue-blood” programs. The…
Ryan Ruocco, Rebecca Lobo, and Holly Rowe are preparing to call the 2026 NCAA Women’s Final Four on Friday night, and the ESPN trio couldn’t be more in sync. Except when the sidewalk is a little uneven, then it’s every broadcaster for themselves. ESPN’s top women’s basketball crew stopped by 06010: The ESPN Communications Podcast…
