Tamika Whitmore News

For the first time in their seven-year history, the WNBA's Connecticut Sun play a game today with no true meaning.

Speaking from a 77th-floor hotel room in Atlanta, Indiana coach Lin Dunn might as well have been a guru seated on a mountaintop as she spilled her team's prophecy.

Speaking from a 77th-floor hotel room in Atlanta, Indiana coach Lin Dunn might as well have been a guru seated on a mountaintop as she spilled her team's prophecy.

One is a native Hoosier who helped get the franchise going. The other is a Californian who has made Indianapolis home.

Tamika Whitmore returned to Connecticut's lineup last weekend and the Sun are glad to have her back.

EMPHIS, Tenn., July 17 -- University of Memphis issued the following news release: One of the most successful coaches in women's basketball and the head coach for the WNBA East Division All-Star team, Indiana Fever Head Coach Lin Dunn will highlight the first annual Melissa McFerrin Hoops School Coaches Clinic on Saturday, Oct.

Thursday was designated Inspiring Women Night at Conseco Fieldhouse. How appropriate.

If you are an Indiana Fever fan, here is your assignment for the next game: Say something to tick off Katie Douglas.

Like every Tuesday during the season, it's time for the latest edition of the WNBA.com Power Rankings.

There was a point in Sunday's game at the Mohegan Sun Arena when it appeared that Indiana's Katie Douglas was the reincarnation of former Detroit coach Bill Laimbeer.

24th on the University of Memphis campus. Registration for the clinic is now open at www.coachmcferrin.com. Dunn, who has guided the Indiana Fever to the WNBA's best record to date at 9-2 record, is no stranger to the college basketball ranks.

Lindsay Whalen's Sun host the Sparks on Tuesday . The word that always pops to mind about point guard Lindsay Whalen is "phlegmatic." Maybe such unflappability is sort of a Minnesota-native thing.

New London - Tan White wasn't always sure of her role with the Indiana Fever. She has no such uncertainty with the Connecticut Sun.

The Indiana Fever's hot streak continues. Click Here for Photo Gallery Fueled by four starters scoring double figures, the Fever crushed the Connecticut Sun 67-53 Thursday night before a crowd of 6,468 at Conseco Fieldhouse.

The Indiana Fever have been streaky. Make a few shots. Miss a few. Miss a bunch sometimes.

Indiana Fever's Tamika Catchings, left, is fouled by Connecticut Sun's Tamika Whitmore as she goes up for a shot during the third quarter of a WNBA basketball game in Indianapolis, Thursday, July 2, 2009.

Since being drafted with the fourth pick in the 2004 draft out of the University of Minnesota, Lindsay Whalen has established herself as one of the WNBA's elite point guards.