By Chris Duncan, AP Sports Writer HOUSTON - Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman showed she still had one nifty pass left in her.
The 50-year-old Lieberman had two assists, including a no-look pass in the closing minutes of the Detroit Shock's 79-61 loss to the Houston Comets on Thursday night.
ble to do that."

HOUSTON, July 25 (UPI) - Nancy Lieberman, 50, Thursday became the oldest woman ever to play in a WNBA game when she appeared in the Detroit Shock's 79-61 loss to the Comets in Houston.
Lieberman, Detroit's coach from 1998-2000, has spent the last 27 years as an analyst for both men's and women's basketball on the ESPN cable sports network.
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By JENNY DIAL The Comets defeated Detroit 79-61 on Thursday night to climb above .500 for the first time in two seasons. The win puts the Comets at 13-12

By BARRY HORN / The Dallas Morning News Nancy Lieberman was a relative kid the last time she laced up her basketball shoes to play in a WNBA game.

By saul relative, published Jul 24, 2008 Nancy Lieberman, WNBA Hall-of-Famer and current holder of the record for oldest woman to play in the WNBA (39),

by Thomas Colbert in sports Nancy Lieberman is a half century old, but that won't stop her from mounting a comeback with the WBNA's Detroit Shock.

When Lieberman played for Phoenix at the age of 39, she set the WNBA's record as the oldest player in the league. Now 50, she'll break her own record. (AP)
The domino-row of events triggered by Tuesday night's fight continues to grow as the Detroit Shock announced that they've signed 50-year-old, Hall-of-Famer Nancy Lieberman to a seven-day contract. The move brings Lieberman out of the ESPN broadcast booth and puts her back on the court as Detroit looks for a way to make up for the absence of star forward Cheryl Ford, who will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL.
ew on ESPN this afternoon, Nancy Lieberman talked about Detroit's game tonight against Houston. "I hope nobody gets into foul trouble," she said, "because then I'd have to play more minutes."

by 100%InjuryRate For a brief period of time in its 10 plus year existence, the WNBA was actually relevant. All it took was the Malice in the Palace II to

The Detroit Shock signed women's basketball legend Nancy Lieberman to a seven-day contract on Thursday.
Lieberman, 50, is considered one of the greatest players in women's basketball history and is already inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
-Cline, she was the inaugural head coach for the Shock from 1998-2000.

BY VINCE ELLIS • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • July 24, 2008 Former Shock coach and hall of famer Nancy Lieberman has been signed to a seven-day contract and

Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman set the record for the oldest woman to play in a WNBA game when she was 39 years old in 1997.
Tonight, she will smash that mark against the host Comets when she takes the floor at Reliant Center at 50 years old.

by Mitch Marconi Nancy Lieberman has signed a 7-day contract with the Detroit Shock to break her own record as the oldest player in the WNBA.

ESPN is reporting that 50-year-old basketball Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman has signed a seven-day contract to join the WNBA's Detroit Shock, who lost Cheryl Ford to a knee injury in the fracas with the Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday night.
Lieberman, who is an analyst for ESPN, last played in the WNBA at age 39 during its inaugural season in 1997. She'll break her own record as the oldest player in league history when she sets foot on the court.

The Detroit Shock have signed Nancy Lieberman to a 7-day contract according to an ESPN report. The 50-year-old Lieberman will break her own record for being the oldest player in the WNBA.
Lieberman, a Hall of Famer since 1999 and currently an ESPN broadcaster, was 39-years-old when she played with Phoenix during the league's first year in 1997.