Arielle Chambers

Arielle Chambers is a commentator for Andscape & ESPN. She’s a Raleigh-born (& won’t let you forget it) 6 ft tall former pro cheerleader who ironically made women’s basketball her identity.

Arielle Chambers
Mississippi head women's basketball coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin salutes the fans after an upset win over Vanderbilt on Jan. 30, 2026, in Birmingham, Alabama.

Authenticity is key for Ole Miss’ Coach Yo: ‘I try to show up as my best, flaws and all’

Yolett “Coach Yo” McPhee-McCuin speaks with Andscape about staying true to herself and the challenges of coaching Black players as a Black woman

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Cotie McMahon of Ole Miss shoots a free throw during the second half of a game against Texas on Jan. 4, 2026, at Moody Center in Austin, Texas.

For Ole Miss player Cotie McMahon, PCOS diagnosis has meant finding a new normal

After struggling with weight gain, fatigue and other changes in her body, she pressed for answers, finding them — and support — within the Rebels’ program

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Gotham FC's Midge Purce (from left) tries to keep the ball from the Washington Spirit's Tara McKeown during the NWSL championship game on Nov. 22, 2025, at PayPal Park in San Jose, California.

Gotham FC player Midge Purce’s second NWSL title adds to her extensive rĂ©sumĂ©

Though she loves soccer, ‘I have other things that really fulfill me, and one of those things is creating and building,’ she says

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Brittany Hampton smiling in a green suit for the cover of Andscape's series Aesthetically Speaking

From courtside to catwalk

Brittany Hampton’s fashion vision

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LSU gymnast Haleigh Bryant: ‘I wanted to be a voice for the girls coming behind me’

Coaching is her next goal after a collegiate career as one of the university’s most decorated gymnasts

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Missouri’s Jocelyn Moore: ‘It’s OK to not have the … stereotypical gymnastics look’

Mizzou Tigers qualified for the NCAA championship final for the first time

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On the court, Allisha Gray is all business. On TikTok, her personality takes over.

‘I think it’s cool that people get to see a side of me that they don’t normally see,’ guard says

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Veteran guard Chelsea Gray is still learning: ‘Now I play a little … freer than I did before’

‘Point Gawd’ ranks third in scoring in the Unrivaled league as playoffs begin

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For the first Black Rockette, ‘breaking that glass ceiling’ opened the doors for others

‘I stand on the shoulders of the Black women who auditioned year after year … and were denied access,’ dancer Jennifer Jones says

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Unrivaled’s Kahleah Copper, Brittney Sykes and Nola Henry discuss career highs, lows

‘You know what you did to get to the league and 
 not everybody’s going to know what they have,’ Sykes says

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