Plus, Brendan Glasheen reflects on being on the broadcast for Brittney Griner’s dunk
Podcasts
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Locked On Women’s Basketball: Michigan freshman Syla Swords speaks about her Olympic experience
Swords: ‘I was practicing with WNBA players every day for three or four months straight. So you’re going to get better, whether you try to or not’
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, Mid-Majors, NCAA Basketball, Podcasts, SEC
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Monday musings and conference champions
Breaking down a coin flip for the ages and mid-major teams to watch
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, NCAA Basketball, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Scouting Bueckers and Miles
Are Paige Bueckers and Olivia Miles the best tandem of point guard prospects in draft history?
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, NCAA Basketball, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: WNBA draft picks are on the move
Jackie Powell and Hunter Cruse break down a few recent trades and discuss how teams are changing their approach
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, Podcasts, Unrivaled, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Natasha Cloud, Shakira Austin join the show, talk Unrivaled, WNBA
Austin: ‘It’s a lot of pressure. But, I mean, my shoulders are built for it’
Posted inAthletes Unlimited, Features, Locked On Women's Basketball, Los Angeles Sparks, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Odyssey Sims is hooping at Athletes Unlimited before joining LA Sparks
Sims: ‘AU kind of brought me back to just loving the game’
Posted inConnecticut Sun, Features, Locked On Women's Basketball, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Jen Rizzotti joins the show, explains the Connecticut Sun’s new era
Rizzotti: ‘Our priority was to retool without completely rebuilding’
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Watching the Toronto Tempo and WNBA grow in Canada
“It’s just so incredible to be at a place where we are, not even just in Toronto, but Canada,” – Hayley McGoldrick
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, NCAA Basketball
Locked On Women’s Basketball: Ranking the national championship contenders
Lincoln Shafer: ‘There’s maybe five teams for me that I think could win the title’
