Last week, Texas A&M alumna Sydney Colson left the Las Vegas Aces for the Indiana Fever as a free agent, which surprised many fans and media around the WNBA. Among those people is Las Vegas Review ...

“Sydney is a proven veteran in our league ... with Las Vegas and one with the Chicago Sky. A product of Texas A&M University, Colson has averaged 2.8 points per game over her career, while ...

Sydney Colson won two WNBA titles with the Las Vegas Aces as a reserve point guard. INDIANAPOLIS — Sydney Colson is used to the hype. She’s used to the large crowds, constant media attention ...

Sydney Colson was picked in the second round of the 2011 draft after winning a national championship with Texas A&M. Sydney Colson stays optimistic about future with the Indiana Fever Despite ...

Sydney Colson was a second-round pick from Texas A & M in the 2011 WNBA Draft coming fresh off of a national championship. She then started her career with the New York Liberty before she spent ...

“We’re going to start Syd at the point tomorrow and give that a look,” referring to veteran point guard Sydney Colson. Steph White said Syd Colson is going to get the start at point guard ...

Colson spent the last three seasons in Las Vegas, the franchise that has won the last two league titles. She also was a key player on the 2011 NCAA champion Texas A&M Aggies. “Sydney is a proven ...

Sydney technically gained her championship pedigree in Indiana back in 2011. During her NCAA days, Colson and the Texas A&M Aggies secured the National Championship while playing in Gainbridge ...

Sydney Colson and Luka Dončić will team up for a conversation on the growth for American grassroots basketball in "Future of Sports" summit.

Amongst the many additions the Indiana Fever made during the 2025 WNBA offseason, Sydney Colson could be a sneaky significant one. The franchise surely acquired the former Las Vegas Aces reserve ...

Texas A&M fifth-year senior guard Aicha Coulibaly ... the regular season slated to start May 16. Indiana Fever’s Sydney Colson is the only other Aggie on a WNBA roster prior to training camp.