March Madness Picks, Caitlin Clark Leads Team USA & Candace Parker 20-Year Dunk Anniversary | Ep.29
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back with another episode of Post Moves, recapping a packed weekend that had a little bit of everything. From Vegas trips and TikTok dances to Oscars Sunday and Michael B. Jordan’s first Academy Award, the two catch up on all the off-court moments.
March Madness is finally here and the brackets are set, but first Candace and AB check in on USA Women’s Basketball as they wrap up the FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying Tournament. Caitlin Clark leads the squad in points, assists & efficiency, and earns tournament MVP honors. They also get into Team USA jersey rankings, react to Bam Adebayo’s 83-point performance, and discuss Shai Gilgeous-Alexander breaking Wilt Chamberlain’s 20+ point game streak.
Plus, the Post Moves women’s bracket challenge is officially underway — join the group for FREE below: https://fantasy.espn.com/games/tournament-challenge-bracket-women-2026/group?id=988d2629-0407-4e93-be33-a857d7e80ba7&joining=truen
To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah debate the real question… are you team FaceTime or team texting?
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (1:34) – Happy St. Patrick’s Day (8:06) – Oscar Sunday (10:42) – What actress would play you in a biopic? (13:07) – Michael B Jordan wins 1st Oscar (18:32) – USA Basketball on a ROLL (21:49) – Rankings USA Jerseys (27:39) – Bam Adebayo’s 83 POINTS (31:26) – SGA Breaks Wilt Chamberlain’s Record (36:33) – Square Up Trend (37:38) – March Madness Mayhem (45:50) – 20th Anniversary of CP3’s First NCAA Dunk (48:44) – Post Moves Women’s Bracket Challenge (1:05:00) – Face Time or Texting
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