Kara Lawson prepares Team USA for FIBA World Cup while broadcasting WNBA on Amazon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 11:41 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Kara Lawson, head coach of Team USA and Duke Blue Devils, is balancing her responsibilities while preparing for the FIBA Women's World Cup scheduled to start on September 4 in Berlin. Currently, she is working as a broadcast analyst for WNBA games on Amazon, aiming to gain insights from players she will coach, including A’ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier. Lawson emphasizes the importance of maintaining her health and sleep schedule amidst her busy roles. With Team USA's roster yet to be finalized, Lawson remains in regular contact with Sue Bird regarding player evaluations and development.
- •Lawson leads Duke while preparing Team USA for the World Cup.
- •FIBA Women's World Cup starts on September 4 in Berlin.
- •She broadcasts WNBA games to better evaluate potential players.
- •Napheesa Collier is returning from injury and under consideration for the roster.
- •Lawson maintains a strict routine to manage her multiple roles.
- 11:41 PMYahoo Sports — How Team USA coach Kara Lawson has used Amazon analyst job to prepare for FIBA World Cup
"Kara Lawson has a trio of jobs. The leader of the Duke Blue Devils has also been calling WNBA games on Amazon as she prepares to coach Team USA.
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