What a week in women’s college hoops! Zena and Sabreena open up with the week’s wildest stat lines — Hannah Hidalgo swiping 16 steals, Audi Crooks pouring in 43, and Grace College exploding for 172 points. They unpack all these record-breaking performances and just how impressive they were to watch. Then they pivot to JuJu Watkins’ investment in Boston Legacy FC and what might be behind the move. From there, it’s on to WNBA All-Star talk and why so few teams are willing to host it.
Later, Zena and Sabreena are joined by The Athletic’s Ira Gorwara to dig into our biggest overreactions in women’s college hoops. From hyping a mid-major to claiming a Top 10 team can’t fall, our takes can either make us look brilliant… or just leave us with classic overreactions. We’re serving up hot-take heat that’ll leave you wondering!
Plus, we tell you exactly where to set your screens.
REFERENCES:
Grace College scores 172 points to set women’s college basketball scoring record by Alex Valdes
Notre Dame’s Hannah Hidalgo’s sets school and NCAA records with 16 steals by Alex Valdes
When sorority influencers meet Alabama football, game days turn into a campus-wide catwalk
by Ira Gorawara
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