The Madness of March has settled, but the echoes of its exhilarating finale still resonate in our latest episode. Joined by friend of the show 3Rose, we dissect the spectacular close of the collegiate basketball season. Standing ovations are in order for Jodi Bennett, who for the second year running clinched victory in our Locked in Madness Bracket Challenge. But that's just the tip of the iceberg! We cover everything from the WNBA draft buzz to the NBA play-in tournament and playoffs, while also glancing at the MLB season and the NHL playoffs on the horizon. As we recount our personal triumphs and stumbles in the bracket challenge, listeners can sense the camaraderie and shared passion for the game.

This episode glows with admiration for the women's college basketball tournament, where athletes not only played but inspired. We spotlight the undeniable influence of players like Caitlyn Clark and Angel Reese on younger generations, foreseeing a bright future for stars like Juju Watkins. Special praise is reserved for the exceptional South Carolina team, led by the legendary Coach Dawn Staley, whose historic undefeated run demands more limelight. Amid the excitement, we don't forget to analyze the critical three-pointer from Camila Cardoso in the SEC tournament—a defining moment that turned the tide.

Lastly, we ignite a debate that's as hot as a game-day showdown: who are the greatest women's basketball players of all time? Would you place Caitlin Clark alongside the likes of Diana Taurasi or Maya Moore? Does Candice Parker's legacy at Tennessee outshine Breanna Stewart's accolades? We grapple with these questions, acknowledging how media perceptions can skew our views and spark ongoing discussions among fans and analysts. So lace up your sneakers and join us for a heart-pumping discussion on the true legends of women's college basketball.

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Produced by : Chalyse "Lyse" Dishmon, Kevelle "Velz" Harmon, Blair Beezy, and Nuchie
Edited by: Blair Beezy
Music Produced by: KT on the Beatz