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  • The9450 Presents: She's Always Had Game
    Mar 17 2026

    Episode Title: Court Queens: The Stories That Built the Game

    Host: Zachary Draves

    Guests: Jordan Robinson & Emma Baccellieri

    This week on She’s Always Had Game, Zachary Draves is joined by renowned journalists Jordan Robinson and Emma Baccellieri to celebrate and delve into their compelling new book, Court Queens.

    The conversation explores the untold stories, cultural significance, and trailblazing figures who have shaped women’s basketball long before it gained widespread recognition. From pioneering the game to modern-day stars carrying the torch, this episode seamlessly weaves together history, storytelling, and the evolution of the sport we cherish.

    If you’re passionate about the future of women’s basketball, understanding its past is crucial. This episode provides an insightful exploration of its origins and the journey that has brought us to this point.

    🎧 Why You Should Listen

    This isn’t just a casual conversation; it’s an in-depth exploration of the rich history and profound cultural impact of women’s basketball. Whether you’re a dedicated fan, a media professional, or a newcomer to the sport, this episode will enhance your appreciation for the game and its trailblazing figures.

    📢 Connect & Support

    • Follow the show: She’s Always Had Game on The9450 Platform

    • Support the guests: Purchase your copy of Court Queens

    • Explore more women’s basketball coverage and captivating storytelling

    🏁 Closing Note

    The game didn’t just emerge; it was meticulously crafted. And as this episode poignantly reminds us, she’s always had game.

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    43 m
  • Jump Ball N’ Study Hall – Champ Week Recap (Part 2)
    Mar 11 2026

    Jump Ball N’ Study Hall – Awards Watch & Draft Outlook (Part 2)

    In Part 2 of our Champ Week roundtable, Kevin “Kdot” Lewis continues the conversation with Jay, Nick, and Wiley of The Best Damn W as the focus shifts from conference championships to the individual stars shaping the season.

    The crew analyzes the Freshman of the Year race, highlighting the young players already making significant impacts across the country. From exceptional scoring to two-way contributions, the next generation of stars is already making a strong case for national recognition.

    They also delve into the National Player of the Year discussion, examining which players have built the strongest resumes heading into the NCAA Tournament and what factors could ultimately determine the race.

    To conclude the episode, the group shifts to the future of the game with WNBA draft conversations, exploring which college stars could make the jump and what evaluators might be looking for as the professional pipeline continues to expand.

    Part 2 focuses on the players who are defining this season and those who could soon define the next level.

    Show Notes

    Host

    Kevin “Kdot” Lewis

    Guests

    Jay, Nick, and Wiley

    (The Best Damn W Podcast)

    Topics Covered

    🏀 Freshman of the Year Race

    • Early FOY candidates across the country

    • Freshmen already impacting winning

    🏀 National Player of the Year

    • Players with strong résumés heading into the NCAA Tournament

    • Factors that could determine the race

    🏀 WNBA Draft

    • College stars who could make the jump

    • Evaluators’ considerations as the professional pipeline grows

    Which young players are making the most significant impact on the game?

    🏆 National Player of the Year Discussion

    - Players building the strongest résumés

    - Statistical production versus team success

    - What factors could ultimately determine the award?

    📈 WNBA Draft Outlook

    - College players generating professional buzz

    - Skills that translate best to the next level

    - Players that evaluators and front offices are closely monitoring

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    49 m
  • Jump Ball N’ Study Hall – Champ Week Recap (Part 1)
    Mar 10 2026

    Conference Championship Week delivered statement wins, bracket implications, and plenty of questions heading into Selection Sunday.

    In Part 1 of this roundtable, Kevin “Kdot” Lewis is joined by Jay, Nick, and Wiley of The Best Damn W to break down the biggest moments from the major conference title games.

    The crew dives into Duke’s ACC championship momentum, Texas’ statement win over South Carolina, and UCLA’s dominant Big Ten performance that shook up the No. 1 seed conversation. They also discuss West Virginia’s Big 12 tournament run and whether the Mountaineers have quietly become a dangerous sleeper heading into March.

    Part 1 sets the stage for the biggest month in basketball.

    Show Notes

    Hosts

    Kevin “Kdot” Lewis

    Guests

    Jay, Nick, and Wiley

    (The Best Damn W Podcast)

    Topics Covered

    🏀 Champ Week Overview

    • Biggest takeaways from conference championship weekend
    • Teams making final statements before Selection Sunday

    🏆 ACC Championship

    • Duke’s tournament momentum
    • Are the Blue Devils a legitimate Final Four contender?

    🏆 SEC Championship

    • Texas defeats South Carolina
    • Did the Longhorns crack the SEC’s toughest formula?

    🏆 Big Ten Championship

    • UCLA’s dominant performance
    • Did the Bruins secure the No. 1 overall seed?

    🏆 Big 12 Championship

    • West Virginia’s surprising tournament run
    • Could the Mountaineers be a March sleeper?

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    53 m
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