Tibbetts: ‘We’re not just going there for two games. We’re going there to win’
Tia Reid
Tia Reid joined The Next in 2023 as the Phoenix Mercury beat writer. Her other work has also appeared on NCAA.com, College Gym News, Cronkite News/Arizona PBS and the Walter Cronkite Sports Network.
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