Where does LSU star Angel Reese end up in the 2024 WNBA mock draft?
The WNBA draft is just around the corner — April 15 in New York — and we now have the answers on which key players will be available. This senior class in women’s college basketball is the last to have the option of returning for a fifth year in college via the NCAA’s COVID-19 waiver from the 2020-21 season.
The vast majority of players that we have been projecting for the first round of WNBA mock draft are choosing to turn pro, including Iowa guard Caitlin Clark, who is a lock to be the number one pick and who made her announcement on February 29. This week, forward Angel Reese of LSU and center Kamilla Cardoso of South Carolina both announced their plans to enter the draft.