Overview
- Sophie Cunningham said on her podcast that she tried to recruit Indiana Fever teammate Caitlin Clark to Project B and that Clark replied, "No."
- Cunningham confirmed she has joined Project B and said she is excited to play alongside or against fellow Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell.
- Project B plans a women’s circuit from November 2026 to April 2027 with six 11-player teams competing in seven two-week tournaments across Europe, Asia and Latin America.
- The league promotes an equity-plus-pay model that it says exceeds WNBA salaries, with media reports citing offers starting around $2 million annually.
- Cunningham called the WNBA the primary platform for visibility and rejected suggestions of Saudi ties to Project B, pointing to backing from tech investors.