More girls are going to basketball clinics.
More headlines appear in newspapers.
Without question, the attention paid to women's college basketball has significantly increased since 1981-82, the season the NCAA took over the women's game. So much is made of today's stars, primarily Tennessee's Chamique Holdsclaw. They're in commercials, on ESPN and featured in magazines. Most coaches agree the game is better now because there's a deeper talent pool, the athletes are better-conditioned and strategies have become more complex. North Carolina State Coach Kay Yow said.