Explore " women's basketball" with insightful episodes like "Ep 39: The Value of Connectivity in Sport w/Janese Constantine", "Constant Growth with Las Vegas Aces' Head Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist Michelle Anumba", "Kim Mulkey is building a dynasty at LSU", "Black History in the Making - Uncle Nearest Distillery" and "Allow Black women to Black women I Episode 152" from podcasts like ""Hear "K" Tell", "Madam Athlete", "LSU Sports Zone", "JustCuz Podcast" and "Bad Queers"" and more!
Former Wisconsin Badger, Janese Banks shares what connectivity has meant to her as a player and a coach. With 12 years as an assistant in the coaching industry her experience expands over five different institutions. Listen in as she discusses her transition from Sport to Career and the tangible steps to execute on your own journey!
On today’s episode, I’m talking to the Las Vegas Aces’ Head Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist Dr. Michelle Anumba about constant growth.
Michelle has spent her career working in the WNBA, wearing multiple hats as both a physical therapist and an athletic trainer. She’s able to attend to the immediate issues that athletes face while also considering the long-term rehab process. Her interest in sports medicine came from her experience rehabbing an ACL injury and thinking about what injuries could be prevented with proper education and training. Michelle’s mission is to keep her athletes healthy by figuring out what they need and learning how to address it.
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Chessa Bouche, a sports reporter for BRProud.com, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss LSU women's basketball. She evaluated Hailey Van Lith and Aneesah Morrow, the two transfers head coach Kim Mulkey added. Bouche said Mulkey is building a dynasty in Baton Rouge. She also talked about the evolution of women's college basketball with NIL and the transfer portal.
In this episode of our JustCuz Podcast cousins are discussing a Visit to the Uncle Nearest Distillery in Shelbyville, Tennessee. They visited the Distillery during the Grand Opening of the Humble Baron Bar (The World's Longest Bar at 525-feet-long according to The Guiness Book of World Records). If you are looking for American History, and don't mind a drink while listening to Great Music this is your Place. Our cousins also discussed recent lawmakers being expelled from Tennessee House GOP over protesting Gun Control. Lastly, our cousins briefly discussed the State of College Basketball. GO LSU Tigers!
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Chessa Bouche, a sports reporter for BRProud.com, joined Steve and Jeff to recap LSU WBB's magical championship run in the NCAA Tournament. Bouche said defense and rebounding carried LSU to the championship game, but their offense took it home. Bouche talked about the trash-talking controversy at the end of the championship. She also projected the Tigers' team next season.
This week, we feature our 2023 Jersey Mike's Women’s Naismith Trophy winner, Caitlin Clark from the University of Iowa!
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LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey joined Mike to discuss her team's national championship. Mulkey talked about her team's record-breaking offensive output in the final. She shared her thoughts on the record-breaking viewership from the Tigers' victory. Coach Mulkey also said trash-talking is a part of competitive sports.
Chessa Bouche, a sports reporter for BRProud.com, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss LSU WBB's journey in the NCAA Tournament. Bouche praised head coach Kim Mulkey for having the Tigers ahead of schedule in her second season with the program. Bouche broke down the play of star forward Angel Reese in the Tournament. Bouche previewed the Tigers' matchup against second-seeded Utah in the Sweet 16. She also talked about Ole Miss and Miami's runs in the NCAA Tournament.
Glen West, a senior writer at Geaux247.com, joined Mike and Charlie to review an exciting weekend for LSU baseball and women's basketball. West praised LSU's bats for earning free passes throughout their three-game series vs. Texas A&M. West talked about Tommy White's performance at the plate this season. He broke down Angel Reese's dominance in the NCAA Tournament for LSU WBB. He also previewed LSU baseball's upcoming weekend series vs. No. 5 Arkansas.
LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey joined Mike and Bobby to discuss her team's positioning in the NCAA Tournament. Mulkey shared her evaluation of 14-seeded Hawaii, LSU's first matchup. Mulkey questioned the committee for giving the Tigers a three-seed. Mulkey also talked about the importance of experience in the NCAA Tournament.
On Episode 11 of the Sandburg Athletics Podcast, women's basketball freshmen Elly Bentley and Lilly Isenhour explain the origin and meaning of "D1 elite," their ties to Sandburg before coming here and their extremely different sleep habits as roommates.
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Colter Nuanez shares his appearance on "Inside the Den" with Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran (2:45) leading up to the Big Sky Tournament. Plus, this week's ESPN Roundtable featuring Colter and Andrew Houghton playing word association for all 10 Big Sky Conference men's hoops teams (31:45), and the duo gives their All-Big Sky lists and awards (56:20).
John Velk of Velk Law gives his latest installment (1:08:41) of his Top 12 Griz he's seen live in person, with conversation about No. 4 Wayne Tinkle, No. 3 Marc Glass and No. 2 Andrew Strait.
LSU head women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey joined Bobby and Mike to discuss the Tigers' positioning in the SEC Tournament. Mulkey praised star forward Angel Reese's consistency this season. She talked about the team's non-conference schedule getting held against them by the NCAA Selection Committee. Mulkey shared her thoughts on the other three players that made All-SEC teams for the Tigers: Alexis Morris, Flau'jae Johnson, and Sa'Myah Smith. She also gave an update on the program's work to improve the roster through recruiting and the transfer portal.
This week, Fran Frashcilla joins us to talk about our national Jersey Mike's and Werner Ladder awards! Plus the latest news and note ahead of another monster weekend of hoops with Bob Rathbun!
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On today’s episode, I’m talking to Connecticut Sun athletic trainer Nicole Alexander about being authentic to yourself.
Nicole is currently the head athletic trainer for the WNBA Connecticut Sun and previously served as an athletic trainer for women’s basketball at UNC. She’s also been a head athletic trainer for multiple US Women’s National Teams. Doing good work and being herself has given Nicole the opportunity to work as an athletic trainer at the highest levels. She can trace a direct line from her current job to a chance encounter at a conference where she struck up a conversation and showed up as her full self. Nicole is helping to create an environment where everyone can feel comfortable in the workplace and athletes feel heard.
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Colter Nuanez is joined by Andrew Houghton for key Big Sky Conference story lines (1:47) plus key story lines entering into this weekend’s Cat-Griz double header in Bozeman (9:23).
Plus, Colter shares interviews with Montana State women’s basketball star senior Kola Bad Bear (40:10), UM Lady Griz coach Brian Holsinger (51:48), Montana head men’s coach Travis DeCuire (1:15:24) and Montana State head men’s basketball coach Danny Sprinkle (1:24:16)
John Velk of Velk Law also swings by with his latest installment of his Griz Greats series (50:42), this week talking about No. 7 Kevin Criswell, No. 6 Will Cherry and No. 5 Kareem Jamar.
We are joined on this episode by Anna Camden of Penn State women’s basketball. Anna was quick to embrace NIL during its infancy and has since taken part in numerous NIL deals ranging from food to skin care and even deals to benefit charitable causes, such as her basketball camp for girls in State College.
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