USA Basketball World Cup, Unrivaled Season Recap, AB's Injury & UConn's DOMINANCE | Ep.28
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
With Unrivaled wrapped and March Madness right around the corner, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston have a packed episode of Post Moves. They kick things off celebrating Women’s History Month, recapping the LA Marathon, and debating daylight savings like only they can.
Then it’s time for a full Unrivaled recap. The Phantom close out the regular season against the Rose, AB earns Defensive Player of the Year and All-Unrivaled Second Team honors, and the playoffs bring major moments. Congrats to the Mist and Championship MVP Breanna Stewart on taking home the title. The duo also checks in on USA Basketball in Puerto Rico as Team USA begins FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying Tournament play. Plus, with WNBA CBA deadlines approaching and March Madness brackets about to drop, they break down the Power Five conference champions and what’s still left to be decided.
To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah spotlight one of their favorite women’s college basketball players who stepped up in a big way this week and answer fan questions to close out the show.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (4:12) – Women’s History Month (8:20) – LA Marathon (12:38) – College visits (15:22) – Fresh take of the week (20:31) – Unrivaled recap (34:36) – Kelsey Plum’s impression of AB (37:24) – USA Basketball in Puerto Rico (38:53) – CBA talk (41:22) – If WNBA coaches wore uniforms (43:30) – Women’s college hoops: Power 5 Championships (44:35) – Losing the SEC Tournament turned National Champion (48:06) – AP Top 25 (49:30) – National Player of the Year predictions (50:15) – Kim Mulkey is invited to the cookout (52:17) – Driver’s seat moment of the week (54:20) – Fan Questions
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