Podcasts about women's final four

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This week, Jesus Acevedo Jr. and Alex Aguilera discuss the NBA Buyout Market (1:15), JJ Reddick's Pelicans exit (6:50) | The triple-double era (12:45) | Men and Women's Final Four (20:00).

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The Courant's Alexa Philippou and Shawn McFarland break down everything you need to know about the UConn women's basketball team's Final Four run, including how they got here, who stands in their way of a 12th national title and which players need to step up for that to happen. They also share why they’d run through a wall for Arizona’s Adia Barnes and what’s made AP National Player of the Year Paige Bueckers the most thrilling player to watch in all of college basketball this season.

Discussing the outlook for the #MarchMadness Final Four on the Women's and Men's side, the outlook for teams and players post buyout deadline and much more!

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Deven Hunter, Ruth Hamblin, Sydney Weise, Gabby Hanson and Jamie Weisner-Scott join Ron Callan to re-live their great 2015-16 season and their run to the Final Four.4:15 When did each of you know that the 2015-2016 season could be a special season?7:45 How did the early season trip to Italy prepare you for the rest of the season?10:00 Stories of Jamie and Gabby in practice13:50 Memories of Deven's big night vs. Stanford in 201615:40 Memories of Jamie's huge night vs. DePaul in which she finished with 38 points17:20 What was Jamie's mindset like that game?18:20 Ruth's big game vs. Baylor in 201619:10 Each's memories of the big Elite Eight win vs. Baylor 29:00 Memories of trip to Indianapolis for the Final Four and the match-up vs. Connecticut32:10 Talking about being at the Indy 50032:40 The shots weren't falling versus the great Huskies team33:20 Talking about meeting Geno Auriemma34:00 How were their nerves for that Final Four game?36:00 Jamie's thoughts on new Beavers' commit Talia Von Oelhoffen38:00 Deven's upcoming year at UC San Diego39:00 Jamie's plans for the rest of the year39:45 Ruth's plans for the rest of the year40:20 Gabby's plans for the rest of the year42:00 When Sydney might be able to get back to the WNBA

Deven Hunter, Ruth Hamblin, Sydney Weise, Gabby Hanson and Jamie Weisner-Scott join Ron Callan to re-live their great 2015-16 season and their run to the Final Four.4:15 When did each of you know that the 2015-2016 season could be a special season?7:45 How did the early season trip to Italy prepare you for the rest of the season?10:00 Stories of Jamie and Gabby in practice13:50 Memories of Deven's big night vs. Stanford in 201615:40 Memories of Jamie's huge night vs. DePaul in which she finished with 38 points17:20 What was Jamie's mindset like that game?18:20 Ruth's big game vs. Baylor in 201619:10 Each's memories of the big Elite Eight win vs. Baylor 29:00 Memories of trip to Indianapolis for the Final Four and the match-up vs. Connecticut32:10 Talking about being at the Indy 50032:40 The shots weren't falling versus the great Huskies team33:20 Talking about meeting Geno Auriemma34:00 How were their nerves for that Final Four game?36:00 Jamie's thoughts on new Beavers' commit Talia Von Oelhoffen38:00 Deven's upcoming year at UC San Diego39:00 Jamie's plans for the rest of the year39:45 Ruth's plans for the rest of the year40:20 Gabby's plans for the rest of the year42:00 When Sydney might be able to get back to the WNBA

In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with ESPN's broadcaster Adam Amin who discusses his career in broadcasting and how he became one of the more versatile broadcasters in the industry, having called Football, Basketball, Baseball. Softball, Volleyball, Wrestling, and more. Amin discusses calling the Black Friday college football game classic between South Florida and UCF in 2017 as well as calling the Women's Final Four shortly after the passing of his father in 2018. Amin also talks about what it has been like working with Amanda Scarborough. How are they able to click in the booth and what he learned from her that made him a better broadcaster today. Also, in this episode, Eric and Victor discuss some more fallout from Jamie Trachsel, leaving Minnesota to become the new Ole Miss Head Coach.

It's another edition of the Nation's College Basketball show and host T.J. Rives is serving up some great guests and stories, even though we don't have a 2020 Final Four.First, legendary voice of the UConn Huskies, Joe D'Ambrosio, comes on to talk UConn's four national title wins that he called and was part of from 1999-2014. Hear him talk about the first win over mighty Duke, the amazing '11 team that won 5 games in 5 days at the Big East tourney just to make the "Big Dance." And, the year that he worked both the Men's and Women's Final Four calls for the Huskies on the radio going back and forth to two different cities in the same four days!Next, Ari Russell is on from New York talking GREAT stories including the 2006 Final Four, where he and T.J. were in the path of serious bad weather during that weekend and had to evacuate the hotel with Final Four fans. Ari also has a great story from court side about the game winning buzzer beater for the National Championship for Villanova in 2016 in Houston. Then, Mark Wise, TV analyst with ESPN and the SEC Network and longtime analyst with T.J. on Sirius/XM, Fox Sports Radio and Tunein is back with more tremendous Final Four stories. Mark was an assistant coach for Purdue in the 1980 Final Four, when they played but lost to famed UCLA. Three years later, he was in "The Pit" in Albuquerque for the famed N.C. State Upset of "Phi Slamma Jamma" and Houston. Mark then tells the the tale of working on radio for back to back Florida National Titles in 2006-07. And he and T.J. reminisce about more and more for these great weekends past.Finally, batting cleanup is Matt Zemek of Badgerwire.com from USAToday, talking 2015 Final Four and Wisconsin's famous upset of 38-0 Kentucky in the Semi-Final. Looking back 5 years later, how did that Badger team do it? Also, Matt relays the reasons behind the Final Four growing in massive popularity over the past 35 years or so.Yes, we don't have games or a champion for this year. But, you can sit back and enjoy PHENOMENAL stories on "College Basketball Coast to Coast!"

Pac-12 Networks' Ashley Adamson and Mary Murphy remember Kobe Bryant and discuss his impact on girl's and women's basketball (0:58).  They talk about the pregame huddle between Oregon and Oregon State before their game and the emotional prayer the teams shared (7:38).  Ash and Mary recap the Oregon sweep in the Civil War and highlight the difference made by Satou Sabally (9:55).Kelly Graves joins the show and shares the team's reaction to the news of Kobe and Gigi and how special the pregame circle was between the rivals (12:08).  Kelly talks about how close Sabrina was to Kobe and Gigi and how he was a mentor to her (15:00).  Coach Graves says there will be a new focus for Ionescu given the circumstances (16:49).Kelly talks about the importance of sweeping the Beavers (17:50) and the brutal schedule that awaits the Ducks (19:10). As the team prepares to face the Utes, Coach Graves reminisces about growing up in Utah and his relationship with his Dad (21:48). He talks about the impact Taylor Chavez and Jaz Shelley have had off the bench this year and their defensive efforts (26:09). Coach talks about facing Colorado head coach JR Payne this weekend and the amazing job she's done with her young squad (29:08).  Coach Graves also shares how excited he and his staff were when all five of his incoming freshmen were selected as McDonald's All-Americans (31:33).  Kelly closes the interview previewing their match vs UConn on Monday (34:38).Ash and Mary talk the implications of Arizona's Territorial Cup sweep (37:37).  Mary shares her current coach of the year favorite (41:26) and how the freshmen in the Pac-12 have been playing tremendously (41:58). Ash and Mary wrap the episode discussing the significance of the Women's Final Four possibly coming to Portland or Phoenix (45:58) and this week's “Murphy’s Law” (47:30).

Monica McNutt is joined by ACC Network analyst and 105.5 The Roar host Kelly Gramlich. They talk about Kelly's career journey from playing at Clemson to her current roles, plus the Clemson-LSU national championship game (6:00), the wide open race for the Women's Final Four (10:45), strength in the Pac 12 and at South Carolina, plus the lack of depth on the men's side of the ACC (17:00).

The City College of New York Department of Athletics announced the addition of Jamie Angeli as an Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing in December of 2011. From 2011 to 2019, Angeli has also served as an Associate Head and Head Women's Basketball Coach before stepping down from that position in March of 2019. In 2014, Angeli was promoted to the Associate Director of Athletics for Marketing position. As head women's basketball coach, Angeli wasted no time in getting CCNY Women's Basketball back to relevancy. After his first season as head coach in 2014-15 was marred with injuries to several key players, Angeli's team bounced back his second season in 2015-16, posting a 17-10 overall record (11-5 conference) and a trip to the conference semi-finals for the first time since the 2001-02 season. It was also the first time since 2002-03 that CCNY WBB finished with a winning record. The turnaround was also 3rd best in the nation for NCAA Division 3 women's basketball teams that season. For his efforts during the 2015-16 season, Angeli was awarded the CUNY Athletic Conference Coach of the Year and the ECAC Metro Region Coach of the Year. Angeli is the first women's basketball coach at CCNY to win the COY award since the 1992-93 season and is also only the third women's basketball coach in school history to achieve this honor. Prior to arriving at City College, Angeli has amassed an impressive coaching resume all over the world and has included successful stops at the high school, college and professional levels. Most recently, Angeli was the top assistant women's basketball coach at NCAA division one Seattle University from 2009 to 2011. During the off-season at Seattle U, Angeli was an advance scout for the then WNBA Eastern Conference Champion Washington Mystics. Angeli boasts over 35 successful years in the basketball profession as a player, coach, administrator, author and Internet entrepreneur. The coaching community has recognized Angeli for his success in the basketball profession throughout his career. He has produced over 20 best-selling books and DVD’s on basketball as well as speaking at various coaching clinics throughout the country. Most notably, in the Spring of 2014, Angeli was selected to speak at the Assistant Coaches Roundtable during the Women's Final Four in Nashville, TN. In the Fall of 2017, he was selected to speak at the prestigious USA Basketball Coaches Academy. @jangeli scoutinghoops.com virtualbasketballcoach.com shoothathon.com jangeli1962@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Winning Edge Co-founder Corinne Milien goes on the road to interview entrepreneur, speaker, and author Cecelia Townes at the 2019 Women's Final​ Four.

On this week's Ball & Chain Podcast, Rebecca and Steve reveal the winners of the 2019 Men's and Women's Ball & Chain Podcast Resident Bracketologist Challenge. Rebecca recaps her trip to Tampa for the Women's Final Four. While Steve unexpectedly finds a new favorite show. All that plus Viewer Mail on the 72nd edition of the Ball & Chain Podcast.

The Tampa Bay Rays take 2 of 3 in San Francisco as the pitching and defense continue to impress while Yandy Diaz has 3 home runs so far. The Tampa Bay Lightning tie the Red Wings for the most wins ever at 62 while Nikita Kucherov sets the all-time points in a season record for a Russian born player. Next up is the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday as the playoffs begin. The Women's Final Four was a success in Tampa Bay as Baylor beat defending champion Notre Dame 82-81 and the Men's championship is set for tonight as Virginia and Texas Tech will play for the title. The Lightning just wrapped up a historic regular season and now comes the quest for the cup. Hang on to history with a commemorative hard-cover book. This 160 page keepsake full of amazing photos from the Times photographers, will cover the regular and post season and if you pre-order now you can save $10. Just go to BoltsBook.com now to place your pre-order and save. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we'll discuss the Men's and Women's Final Four, how Notre Dame's Head Women's Basketball Coach Muffet McGraw has taken a moratorium on hiring men, how allegedly Nike gave Zion Williamson that "bread", and on "The Fade" we'll ask what is the worst blown call or no call you have ever seen. Tell a friend, to tell a friend, to listen to "The Black Baller Podcast".

Jessica and Lindsay talk about the women's Final Four, the championship game, [10:06] and gender equity in coaching. Lindsay's piece, "Muffet McGraw is done hiring men" https://thinkprogress.org/this-top-womens-college-basketball-coach-is-done-hiring-men-5f3b6d06609b/ Muffet McGraw's viral comments: https://twitter.com/ncaawbb/status/1113842633481310212 Natalie Weiner's piece, "Muffet McGraw’s Notre Dame team is playing for more than a W" https://www.sbnation.com/college-basketball/2019/4/6/18298209/muffet-mcgraw-notre-dame-final-four-playing-for-more-than-a-w To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/burn-it-all-down For more info check our website: http://www.burnitalldownpod.com Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/

With over 250 guests in attendance, Around the Rim retuned to Beyond the Baseline in Tourney Town for the Women's Final Four. Host LaChina Robinson and producer Terrika Foster-Brasby welcomed in A-list guests to preview the Notre Dame-Baylor title matchup and talk all things women's basketball. This dynamic live episode includes: 2019 Hall of Fame inductee Ticha Penichiero, 2x WNBA Champion Sheri Sam, Chicago Sky center Stefanie Dolson, espnW bracketologist Charlie Creme, WBB writer Michelle Smith, Hall of Famers Teresa Edwards, Lynette Woodard and Dawn Staley, Indiana Fever's Natalie Achonwa and Minnesota Lynx's Karima Christmas-Kelly.

While in Tampa at the Women's Final Four, LaChina Robinson caught up with 3x WNBA Champion Sue Bird of the Seattle Storm. Bird discussed how being a No. 2 seed motivated UConn and who she would take with the No. 1 WNBA pick if she was a GM. Plus, she sets the record straight regarding equal pay and opportunity for WNBA players.

Gabe Morency and Cam Stewart discussed the matchups in the Men's and Woman's final four and shared their thoughts on the point spreads and over/unders. They shared their thoughts on who they think will advance to the final. They also discussed the Rangers President Glen Sather has stepped down. They suggested that the Rangers avoid hiring Mark Messier as the team's President. The guys went over the slate in MLB, NBA, and the NHL and previewed the matchups and also previewed their DFS lineups. Lastly, Bobano joins the show and shared his picks for tonight.  #fntsy #fntsysportsradio #gametimedecisions Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The Lightning beat Toronto 3-1 on Thursday to put them 1 win away from tying the 1995-96 Red Wings for most wins in a season at 62. Nikita Kucherov got his 40th goal making the Lightning the first team to have three 40-goal scorers since the 1995-96 Penguins. Plus the Men's NCAA Tournament semifinals are Saturday and we talk to Matt Baker about the Women's Final Four which gets underway at Amalie Arena tonight. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

0:42: Pre-Intro Hardees deliciousness. 4:42: Intros and expounding on the Mueller Report, a week after the Attorney General released his statement. What's the next step for the Democrats? 6:50: Comparing the Report to the Starr Report and the Clinton Administration. 12:06: The election process and the affects of the 2016 election on 2020. 18:38: Former Vice President Joe Biden jumping into the election race? Will his past prevent him from launching a campaign?24:39: How past transgressions affect elected officials; does context matter? 30:39: The State of Florida Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Dr. Steve Currall as the new President of the University of South Florida System; St. Petersburg Mayor Kriseman has some opinions. 31:21 : Currall’s challenges with consolidation, conducting business, supplier diversity, and athletics. Collin Sherwin jumps on!40:46: The process of hiring with the Sunshine State law. How can these laws be changed to still keep the process in the public, but not deter quality candidates from the initial search process? 46:46: What's happening in Tallahassee? Representative Chris Latvala talks session half-way point, state budgets, and constitutional amendments. 52:12: Should 16-year-olds be eligible to vote? 56:27: The 2019 NCAA Women's Final Four is in Downtown Tampa this week. We talk events, concerts, and the process of hosting major events in our city. CC: Tampa Bay Sports Commission .60:32: Hillsborough vs. Pinellas, can't we just get along? County Battle! 1:09:12: Today's Florida Man story! 1:13:54: Final Thoughts.

Ryan Gorman spoke with the Tampa Bay Sports Commission about a number of charitable programs and events connected to the upcoming Women's Final Four.

Kathy Nelson, President and CEO of the KC Sports Commission, sits down with Nick to discuss plans to bring a Women's Final Four, NFL Draft and the World Cup to Kansas City.    

July 22, Topics: Houston awarded 2023 Men's Final Four; What about Houston and Women's Final Four?; UH women in Sweet 16?; UH and Rice men's hoops schedules; and more...

The Indianapolis Star's Laken Litman stops by to talk about the QB derby at spring practice, which position groups look the deepest, what to look for in the Blue-Gold Game, being in the house for Notre Dame's miracle Final Four run and hey you know also some "Dancing with the Stars."

Andre' gives his thoughts on the Overall seasons of Kentucky and Louisville Basketball. The hiring of Chris Mack and what that means for the University and the City of Louisville. Thoughts of the Women's Final Four in Columbus, Ohio and his favorite to win the 2018 Kentucky Derby.

Andre' gives his thoughts on the Overall seasons of Kentucky and Louisville Basketball. The hiring of Chris Mack and what that means for the University and the City of Louisville. Thoughts of the Women's Final Four in Columbus, Ohio and his favorite to win the 2018 Kentucky Derby.

Recorded in Baltimore, Central Pennsylvania, and stops in between, Rhea kicks off the first of three tour diary episodes with a rundown of Opening Day headlines, including the underperforming Dodgers, the (perennially) promising Nationals, and the mismanaged Phillies.Plus a recap of the Women's Final Four (anybody want to talk about women's basketball being boring now???) and thoughts on Daniel Murphy, empathy, and eye contact.And Rhea has a lovely chat with comedian, friend, and Baltimore (via LA) transplant Eric Dadourian, who talks moving from Beirut to Los Angeles in the magical season of 1988, seeing the legendary Fernando Valenzuela pitch, the magic of Camden Yards, and the perfect swag of Manny Machado.Listen to Eric's podcast Groomzillas also on the Forever Dog Podcast Network:http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/groomzillasRhea is in the middle of her CLOSE TO HOME TOUR. Check out tour dates and buy tickets at http://www.rheabutcher.com/livedates!CONNECT W/ THREE SWINGS ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAMhttps://twitter.com/threeswingspodhttps://www.instagram.com/threeswingspodAND PLEASE SUBSCRIBE/RATE US on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.THREE SWINGS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttp://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/three-swings

Ringer staff writer and best-selling author Shea Serrano joins to discuss Notre Dame basketball’s victory in the women’s Final Four. Topics include the Irish’s incredible run, the ice cold veins of Arike Ogunbowale and Marina Mabrey’s next-level shit-talking. Read Shea’s pieces here: https://www.theringer.com/college-basketball/2018/3/30/17178558/notre-dame-uconn-ncaa-womens-basketball-final-four-columbus https://www.theringer.com/march-madness/2018/4/2/17187482/arike-ogunbowale-notre-dame-buzzer-beater-final-four-mississippi-state Subscribe to The Rakes Report newsletter: www.tinyletter.com/rakesreport

While Rebecca's reaction to Arike Ogunbowale's buzzer beaters at the Women's Final Four went viral, Steve was back in Connecticut attempting to cook a frozen quiche. In the 23rd installment of the Ball & Chain Podcast, the couple discusses Twitter trolls, aisle stealers, and classic game show hosts. All that plus Uber Confessions and Viewer Mail on a packed edition of the Ball & Chain Podcast.

**JD Gravina Interview** I open with with a brief Women's Final Four review and discuss why rule changes in the women's game need to be adopted by the men. Then I am joined by the Head Coach of the Western Illinois Leathernecks JD Gravina. Highlights of the Interview (7:23) Analytics, (11:58) Philosophy Development, (14:35) Instilling Confidence, (20:05) Overcoming Self Doubt, (23:45) Changing to Zone Defense, (28:55) Jacket Tossing, (32:00) Championship Run, (38.30) Breakdown Last Few Minutes of our Championship Game, (49:55) Rule Changes, (52:55) Favorite Coaches, (54:05) # of Transfers, & (57.50) Family.

Topics include: - Recap of the incredible semifinal games - Preview of the National Championship game - We tell you if we are still rolling with Mississippi State over Notre Dame or not

LaChina and Terrika are still live in Columbus for the Women's Final Four. They welcome Storm's Breanna Stewart, Naismith Player of the Year A'ja Wilson, and WNBA Champion Briann January. Plus, Charlie Creme and NCAA Champion Kelley Deyo preview Notre Dame-Mississippi State.

The Louisville Athletic Director talks with Terry for the first time since the hiring of Chris Mack as basketball coach

LaChina and Terrika are Live at the Women's Final Four in Columbus, OH. They are joined by coaches Katie Smith (Liberty), Curt Miller (Sun), and Amber Stocks (Sky); former WNBA All Stars Chasity Melvin, Ticha Penicheiro & Rushia Brown, and WNBA prospect Kelsey Mitchell.

We provide a full breakdown of all 4 teams We pick the games and tell you why We also pick our national champions! It may not be who you think?!? Take a listen! Really fun time breaking these games down! 

In this week's episode, I talk about the Men's and Women's Final Four, the Injury report on the Golden State Warriors, and How Sam Hinkie successfully trolled us all with the process now that they have clinched a playoff spot. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/10minutebasketballpodcast/support

Wearable tech is coming. Who can and cannot wear the latest Supreme collaboration. And the ladies get the Final Four treatment!

March 05, Topics: HBCU hoops; Houston Cougars men's and women's hoops; Houston Rockets; Rice Owls women's hoops; Black Panther; 2018 Women's Final Four; and more...

September 24, Topics: Bruce Wimbish of Greater Columbus Sports Commission prepares for 2018 Women's Final Four; HBCU football; UH football; and more...

Fanatic Radio is back from the Final Four to gear you up for our National Pastime, rather we like it or not. Flo was on-site for the Washington Nationals home opener in D.C. and we paint the MLB scene of who's hot and who's not from the defending champion Chicago Cubs, the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Boston Red Sox. Fan mail is in full force of our Masters preview sans Tiger and Dustin Johnson, CBS football with ex-Cowboy Tony Romo and Mike's adventure at the Women's Final Four.   The Millennial's Show is presented by 1-800-Flowers.com,  Not Your Father's Root Beer and Utz Pretzels. Please drink responsibly.

Sports Flood returns with a new hour-long format and Arky discusses the Ryan Anderson/DeShaun Watson battle, Coastal Carolina kicking out cheerleaders and the audacity of ESPN to move the Women's Final Four to the deuce.

April 1, Topics: Mississippi State defeats UConn; Women's Final Four; Men's Final Four; Class of 2017 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame; and more...

It Just Means Four is hosted on the For Whom the Podcast Tolls Network, an aggregate of podcasts on forwhomthecowbelltolls.com. In today's episode, Will and Andrew dedicate the entire show to the Final Four. They first discuss the Men's Final Four and they then discuss the Women's Final Four. They also give their predictions of who wins. Follow @wlarsen24 and @andrewparrish1 on twitter as well as @ijmfpodcast for the latest news about the podcast. It Just Means Four is also available on iTunes, Stitcher, and Tunein Radio. Just search For Whom the Podcast Tolls to subscribe.

On the eve of the Women's Final Four, we talk about the Lady Dawg's chances to pull off the upset of the century against UConn, as well as preview the Men's Final Four and do some quick picks. Jack and Evan recap a busy Tuesday in SEC baseball and break down MSU's big win over Memphis. The episode wraps up with our first edition of "Bashing Ole Miss" featuring a MSU/Ole Miss Coach Deathmatch. Follow us on Twitter at @TBAonFWtPT. Be sure to subscribe to For Whom the Podcast Tolls on iTunes and leave a review!

We will be previewing the men's Final Four and talk some women's college hoops.  Topics to be discussed include: Any surprises from the Sweet 16/Elite 8?Which is the better story: Gonzaga or South Carolina?Who ya got winning it all?Is UConn good for women's college hoops?Why don't many people follow women's college hoops?

LaChina Robinson prepares us for the Women's Final Four in Dallas and welcomes ESPN's Maria Taylor and ESPN CBB analyst Kara Lawson to the show. Plus, WBCA Executive Director Danielle Donehew joins to shed light on this year's WBCA convention.

Minta Spears and Marqu'es Webb return to the Commodore Insider Podcast to reflect on their final seasons at Vanderbilt and assess the Commodores' future under Stephanie White. Plus, Spears talks about her participation in the "So You Want To Be A Coach" program, while Webb dishes on her preparation for a pro combine taking place at the Women's Final Four in Dallas.

Podcast 74, Topics: Jessica Kuster becomes Owls' all-time leading scorer; Houston area college basketball; Harden and Howard; NBA announces All-Star reserves; NBA; Houston and Texas AandM partner to host Women's Final Four; and more...

Podcast 42, Topics: 2013 Women's Final Four; officiating; and more!!!

Podcast 39, Topics: Houston Rockets; Women's Final Four; Texas Southern Lady Tigers, Houston Cougars, and Rice Owls hoops; Rasheed Sulaimon won Guy V. Lewis Award; and more!