USA Basketball Camp Recap, Blind Ranking Christmas Movies & A'ja Wilson Female Athlete of the Year | Ep.20
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
On today’s episode, Candace and Aliyah recap a busy weekend including AB’s birthday celebrations, USA Basketball training camp, a special Pat Summitt reunion, Phillip Rivers lacing up his cleats for the Colts again, and whether Candace would ever consider returning to the league.
The two dive into the latest from USA Basketball, reacting to new player bio pics, Aliyah’s favorite teammates to hoop with, and laughing about the Young N Turnt crew taking over camp. They also discuss Satou Sabally’s absence from Unrivaled, media day moments, and A’ja Wilson being named Times Magazine 2025 Athlete of the Year. After, Candace and Aliyah breaks down women’s college basketball teams that are the most impressive so far, and sleeper picks to keep an eye on.
To wrap things up, they get into the holiday spirit by blind rankings Christmas movies, and naming which films deserve a holiday remake. They give Audi Crooks her flowers for an incredible start to the season and close the show with a few fan questions.
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Chapters (0:00) – Intro (5:28) – Bday weekend recap (7:49) – Pat Summitt reunion (8:56) – WNBA players that could make a return? (12:10) – USA Basketball training camp (18:14) – Satou Sabally out due to head injury (19:00) – Unrivaled media day (20:07) – Times Magazine’s 2025 Athlete of the Year (22:25) – NCAA WBB most impressive & dark horses (25:56) – Steph Curry’s full court shot (26:58) – Spurs vs. Knicks rivalry is REAL (28:44) – Holiday movie rankings (42:05) – Audi Crooks shows out (43:47) – Fan Questions
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