Hillmon: ‘I definitely feel like I found my voice’
Wilton Jackson
Wilton Jackson II covers the Atlanta Dream and the SEC for The Next. A native of Jackson, Miss., Wilton previously worked for Sports Illustrated along with other media outlets. He also freelances for different media entities as well. He attended the University of Southern Mississippi, where he earned his Bachelor's degree in multimedia journalism (broadcast) before earning a Master's degree in mass communication from LSU and a second Master's degree in sport management from Jackson State University.
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Jordin Canada is ready to run the Atlanta Dream’s show
Canada: ‘It’s go time’
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How Brionna Jones found her fit with Atlanta Dream
Jones: ‘I’ve gotten comfortable with being uncomfortable’
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Early lessons from Atlanta Dream dropping season-opener to Washington Mystics
Karl Smesko: ‘Defensively, we just made too many mistakes’
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2025 WNBA season preview: Atlanta Dream
Karl Smesko: ‘I think we have the makeup of a really good team’
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Atlanta Dream add Te-Hina Paopao, Taylor Thierry in WNBA Draft
Karl Smesko: ‘We’ve got competitors, good athletes, people that have played on the big stage…’
Posted inBig 12, Features, NCAAW, SEC
‘We’re on a mission’: Inside Texas’ emotional Elite Eight win against TCU
Vic Schaefer: ‘[Coaching basketball] is not a check. This is who I am.’
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Sania Feagin’s shining moment comes for South Carolina in Elite Eight win against Duke
Raven Johnson: ‘When she’s [Feagin] in the paint, I don’t think nobody can guard her’
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How Texas freshmen helped Longhorns defeat Tennessee
Vic Schaefer: ‘They’re so unselfish. They really stepped up today’
Posted inACC, Big 12, Features
Olivia Miles’ impact runs deeper than wins and losses, despite Sweet 16 loss to TCU
Olivia Miles: ‘My goal coming to Notre Dame was to leave Notre Dame better than I found it and I think I did a pretty good job of that’