Nicki Collen to leave Dream, become new Baylor coach Jack Maloney 2 min read Teams due for big improvement in 2025-26 ...

Many of the big moments in Nicki Collen's life, both good and bad, have mirrored the pace of basketball — darting up and down the court, with quickly shifting momentum.

Nicki Collen, Tom's wife, joins the Razorbacks as an assistant coach filling the vacancy left when associate head coach Timothy Eatman took a similar position at Boston College to be closer to family.

Nicki Collen knows she has taken a different and more meandering path than a lot of coaches. The latest step to becoming coach of three-time national champion Baylor happened in a hurry.

Nicki Collen knows she has taken a different and more meandering path than a lot of coaches. The latest step to becoming coach of three-time national champion Baylor happened in a hurry. “It ...

Collen joins the Bears after former head coach Kim Mulkey left Baylor for LSU on April 25. Mulkey led Baylor to national titles in 2005, 2012 and 2019, and she posted a 632–104 record during her ...

Nicki Collen was preparing for fourth season as head coach of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream, even leading them through practice Monday before being named as the new coach for the Baylor women's program.

Nicki Collen knows she has taken a different and more meandering path than a lot of coaches. The latest step to becoming coach of three-time national champion Baylor happened in a hurry.

Nicki Collen knows she has taken a different and more meandering path than a lot of coaches. The latest step to becoming coach of three-time national champion Baylor happened in a hurry.

Collen joins Baylor after spending the last three seasons as the head coach of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream. In her first season coaching the Dream in 2018, Collen led them to a 23-11 record and was ...

When Baylor women’s basketball coach Nicki Collen talks about her four years in Fort Myers, she talks family – her family and her FGCU family – friends she met and her sadness at not being ...

Nicki Collen, center, holds up a jersey while bring introduced as the new Baylor women's head basketball coach by school president Linda Livingstone, right, and athletic director Mack Rhoades ...