Dozens of college players opt-in for WNBA draft

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Charli Collier, Michaela Onyenwere and Dana Evans have all opted-in to the WNBA draft that will be held on April 15. The trio of college stars who have publicly announced they have entered the draft are among three dozen names on a draft list acquired by The Associated Press. Because the NCAA granted every college player an extra year of eligibility, individuals had to email the league by Thursday evening to renounce their remaining intercollegiate eligibility. If a player is still playing in the Final Four, they have up to 48 hours after their last game to inform the league of their plans to enter the draft.