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Team USA Opens 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup Amid Roster Questions
Team USA begins its campaign at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup with notable roster decisions, including Caitlin Clark coming off the bench and A’ja Wilson sitting out. The tournament also introduces rule differences from the Olympics and impacts future Olympic qualifying pathways.
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Caitlin Clark's record-breaking August sets the stage for her FIBA Women's World Cup debut
Caitlin Clark set multiple WNBA records in August, scoring or assisting on 44.7 points per game and more before her FIBA Women's World Cup debut.
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Why isn't Caitlin Clark starting for Team USA vs. China at the FIBA World Cup?
Team USA begins its 2026 FIBA Basketball World Cup run on Friday against China, but Caitlin Clark is not starting to kick things off.
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How to Watch the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Online
16 national women’s basketball teams will clash in Berlin for this year’s tournament. Here’s where to stream every game without cable
By Oscar Hartzog
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