The Women’s Hoops Show

The 2026 NCAA Women’s Final Four is officially set and history is being made. For just the second time ever, the same four teams have all returned to the Final Four from the previous year: UConn, UCLA, South Carolina, and Texas. It’s also only the fifth time in NCAA history that all No. 1 seeds have advanced this far. So how did we get here? In this episode of The Women’s Hoops Show, we break down...

Jordan Robinson and Sheryl Swoopes break down one of the biggest turning points in women’s basketball history—the WNBA’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement ‼️ From record-breaking salaries and revenue sharing to player empowerment and long-term league growth, does this historic CBA signal a shift in power in the WNBA? We dive into everything you need to know and why this deal could reshape women’...

2026 NCAA Women’s Tournament bracket breakdown and Final Four predictions after Selection Sunday. On The Women’s Hoops Show, Jordan Robinson reacts to the 2026 Women’s March Madness bracket, including why UConn Huskies women's basketball landed the No. 1 overall seed and which teams have the clearest path to the Final Four. Jordan breaks down the No. 1 seeds in the 2026 NCAA Women’s Tournament and...

Conference tournaments reshaped the NCAA Women’s Tournament picture. On this episode of The Women’s Hoops Show, Jordan Robinson and Autumn Johnson take you behind the scenes of covering conference tournaments before diving into the Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament, where UCLA delivered one of the most dominant championship performances in conference history, defeating Iowa 96–45 and strengthe...

Unrivaled’s second season concludes with the Mist beating Phantom in the championship game. Jordan Robinson breaks down everything you need to know: how each team reached the finals, the biggest surprises of the season, and whether the league just leveled up again. From the electric atmosphere at Barclays Center in Brooklyn to comparisons with the historic Philadelphia showcase, Jordan reacts to t...

Unrivaled is officially leveling up. After drawing 21,000+ fans in Philadelphia and generating $2M in one weekend, the 3x3 women’s basketball league is taking its semifinals to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on March 2. What does this mean for the playoff race, semifinal byes, and the long-term future of Unrivaled beyond Miami? Journalist Meghan L. Hall (USA Today’s For The Win) joins us to break down...

Unrivaled may have just changed All-Star basketball forever. Chelsea Gray took home $200,000 and delivered a tournament-winning three that only strengthened her “Point Gawd” legacy. The 1-on-1 tournament was physical, emotional, and clearly not an exhibition — Paige Bueckers stormed off, Angel Reese chimed in, and even NBA players are calling for this format. But the bigger storyline might be Brea...

February basketball brought March-level intensity. Jordan Robinson and Autumn Johnson break down a loaded college hoops slate, including UConn’s historic rout of Tennessee, Texas’ control win over LSU, Duke’s gritty road test at Louisville, UCLA’s separation in the Big Ten, and South Carolina’s overwhelming statement against Tennessee. Then it’s Hoop Roots, revisiting why UConn–Tennessee once defi...

Philadelphia didn’t just show up. It made history! 🙌 Join Jordan Robinson and ESPN’s Kendra Andrews as they break down the Unrivaled Tour’s first-ever tour stop where 21,490 fans packed Xfinity Mobile Arena for a record-breaking doubleheader. We look at what made the night feel bigger than basketball including: 🏀 The largest crowd ever for a regular-season women’s pro basketball game ⭐ Communit...

Sheryl Swoopes joins Jordan Robinson on The Women’s Hoops Show for a packed episode covering WNBA news, women’s college basketball, Athletes Unlimited basketball, and Unrivaled highlights. We kick things off with an Unrivaled Basketball midpoint breakdown, including reaction to Dominique Malonga’s viral dunk, updates on WNBA standings, and what it all means as the season heats up. Next, Jordan and...

In this episode of The Women’s Hoops Show, two worlds collide: women’s college basketball and Unrivaled. If you’re trying to keep up with everything happening in women’s hoops right now, this episode connects the dots. Jordan Robinson and Autumn Johnson start with a full women’s college basketball catch-up, breaking down the AP Top 25 and why the season feels like two realities at once. UConn cont...

Unrivaled Season 2 is already in full chaos mode—in the best way. In this episode of The Women’s Hoop Show, Jordan Robinson is joined by Emma Baccellieri (Sports Illustrated staff writer and Court Queens co-author) to break down the early season vibes and the record-breaking performances that hit in the very first week. We start with the headline: Chelsea Gray is setting the standard. The pace, th...

Unrivaled is officially back, and Season 2 is already making its presence felt — not just on the court, but across the entire women’s basketball landscape. Jordan and ESPN’s Kendra Andrews break down why this season feels different from the jump. Yes, it’s still about elite hoops: new teams, key roster additions, format tweaks, and high-level play right out of the gate. But it’s also about timing....

Jordan Robinson and Sheryl Swoopes are BACK to break down where the CBA negotiations stand now that the deadline has been pushed to January 9—what the league is proposing, what the players are fighting for, and why housing, revenue share, and season length have become the biggest sticking points. And right in the middle of all this? Project B—the new global 5-on-5 league signing major WNBA stars t...

First, Jordan Robinson and Kendra Andrews react to the All-WNBA reveals we haven’t hit yet—including the All-W and All-Defense teams. Then, a news roundup: why some WNBA owners are at odds with Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, Portland’s expansion hire of Cavaliers assistant Alex Sarama, and a few lighter stories you shouldn’t miss. Finally, Unrivaled takes the spotlight as the 3-on-3 league expands...

The WNBA season is officially in the books — so it’s time to see how right (or wrong) we were with our preseason predictions. Jordan and Autumn revisit their original 2025 tier list (Contenders, Feisty, Borderline, and Bottom Feeders) to break down which teams lived up to the hype and which ones… didn’t. Then, it’s a full switch into college basketball mode with the Top 5 storylines heading into t...

Alyssa Thomas put up yet another triple-double, but Las Vegas slammed the door—sweeping Phoenix to clinch a third championship in four years. Jordan Robinson and co-host Sheryl Swoopes break down Game 4, zoom out on whether this run qualifies as a dynasty, and spotlight how the Mercury’s rookies helped fuel an unexpected Finals push. We also unpack Nate Tibbetts’ ejection, the cascade of boos for...

A’ja Wilson delivers an all-time playoff moment with her buzzer-beater to lift the Aces to a 3-0 Finals lead — but what does it mean for Alyssa Thomas, who’s looked human under the defensive load? ESPN’s Monica McNutt joins to break down Game 3 adjustments, Phoenix’s resilience, and what separates Vegas from the rest. Plus, we unpack the growing tension between Napheesa Collier and WNBA Commission...

The Aces continue their winning ways and take a two-game lead against the Mercury. Jordan and Autumn recap both of those games and analyze what the Mercury must do in order to get back into this series. Plus, they've got updates on Napheesa Collier vs WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. Are things "beyond repair"? Lots to unpack there. And they'll end things by Sending Flowers to the players and te...

The Aces clinched their spot in the Finals thanks to an overtime victory against the Fever. Autumn and Jordan recap that pivotal game 5 and preview how the best of 7 game series between the Aces and Mercury could shape up. But before that, they discuss the latest trending news as Napheesa Collier speaks bluntly about the W’s leadership (aka Cathy Engelbert) and Dallas Wings decide to fire their he...

The Mercury shock the top-seeded Lynx to book a Finals berth, while the Fever punch back to force Game 5 in Vegas. We break down the swings—Phoenix’s defensive identity, Minnesota’s what-ifs without Collier and Reeve, and Indiana’s turnover/FT edge on the Aces—then close with Sending Flowers, honoring the players and teams who earned their roses.

Both semifinals are tied 1–1 and the heat is on. We break down Phoenix’s 20-point comeback vs. Minnesota, Las Vegas’ paint-first reset against Indiana, and what tweaks decide pivotal Game 3s. Plus a Coaches Corner discussing Sandy Brondello and Noelle Quinn’s exits—and why Chicago and Dallas are standing pat.

Jordan is joined by Autumn Johnson to break down the shocking start to the semi-final round and how they see each series going from here. Then they share their reactions to each of the league's major award announcements, including a new FOUR-TIME MVP winner. And before they give flowers Jordan and Autumn talk about what's next for the four first round losers. Buckle up.

Jordan and Sheryl break down a wild opening to the WNBA Playoffs where Valkyries punch first but the Lynx punch back harder, Atlanta wins its first playoff game since 2018, Liberty survive OT, and the Aces annihilate the Storm. They debate which teams can force a Game 3 and how the new format is working for them. Plus a Sending Flowers segment to round out the show and highlight individuals who de...

History’s undefeated: every W team with a 15+ win streak has finished as champs. Will the Aces keep the streak perfect—or crack under the pressure? Jordan and Autumn unpack momentum vs. burden, and why Autumn says the heaviest weight sits with the defending champs, even while the Lynx wear the No. 1 target. They also run through every title hopeful with one sharp question each: Golden State’s forc...