Geno Auriemma vs Dawn Staley, UCLA Makes History, WNBA Draft & Candace Hall of Fame | Ep.32
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back with a packed episode of Post Moves, and it starts with a huge moment... Candace is officially named to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026!
From there, Candace and AB dive into Women’s March Madness, breaking down UCLA’s dominant 79–51 win over South Carolina to capture the national championship behind seniors Gabriela Jaquez, Kiki Rice, and Most Outstanding Player Lauren Betts. They also revisit the Final Four clash between South Carolina and UConn, including the heated exchange between Dawn Staley and Geno Auriemma. The duo reacts to transfer portal chaos across women’s college basketball, including Audi Crooks, Tennessee losing its entire roster, and what’s next for top recruit Oliviyah Edwards.
Plus, they break down the latest WNBA news, including Expansion Draft results for the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, the blockbuster Angel Reese trade to the Atlanta Dream, and a preview of the upcoming WNBA Draft featuring top prospects like Azzi Fudd, Olivia Miles, and Awa Fam. To wrap it all up, they highlight Cori Close leading UCLA to its first national title and answer fan questions in another fun, must-watch episode.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (4:35) – CP3 is Officially a Hall of Famer (6:38) – Don’t look at Candace when someone falls 😂 (11:50) – Bracket Challenge winner (13:18) – UCLA wins 1st National Championship (17:15) – March Madness semifinals (19:04) – Candace & ABs National Championship moment (20:49) – Geno Auriemma vs Dawn Staley (28:10) – Naismith Awards: Strong, Hidalgo, & Ralph (30:14) – Transfer portal news (31:45) – Tennessee Vols roster struggles (35:14) – WNBA Expansion Draft (37:29) – Angel Reese to Atlanta Dream (39:40) – WNBA Draft night (45:53) – Cori Close leads UCLA to Natty (50:00) – Questions from fans
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