The Women’s Hoops Show

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 the finals energy, the championship game, and the Unrivaled MVP and award winners.

Then, WNBA veteran Monique Billings joins the show fresh off her first Unrivaled season where she led the league in double-doubles.

She talks:

✅ Thriving in the 3x3 format

✅ Expanding her game overseas

✅ Her Valkyries expansion experience

✅ Entering Year 9 in the WNBA

✅ Wellness, balance & her Silk Protein partnership

✅ UCLA’s dominance and Bruins pride

✅ Advice for college players preparing for the WNBA

✅ What’s next in basketball and broadcasting

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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:

✔️Vinyl clinching the final playoff spot

✔️ Rae Burrell’s breakout performance

✔️Angel Reese returning to Rose BC

✔️How the Unrivaled postseason bracket is shaping up

✔️Whether the 3x3 offseason model can truly scale

Then we turn to the biggest WNBA storyline of 2026: CBA negotiations. 💰

With a March 10 deadline set, housing concessions reportedly on the table, and revenue sharing still unresolved, the WNBA Players Association has already authorized a strike. With the May 8 season approaching, could this be a defining economic turning point for the league?

We also dive into SEC women’s basketball chaos:

😮 LSU’s stunning 24–5 comeback over Ole Miss

🏆 South Carolina clinching at least a share of the SEC title

⬇️ Tennessee falling out of the AP Top 25

Women’s basketball is surging and the stakes are real across Unrivaled, the WNBA, and college hoops.

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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 Breanna Stewart heading back to Turkey for EuroLeague Final Six — right as WNBA CBA negotiations approach what Adam Silver called the “11th hour.” The timing doesn’t conflict with the season… but the symbolism is hard to ignore.

We’ll also look ahead to Athletes Unlimited’s Week 3 and how the new lineups could shake up the leaderboard.

Vanderbilt just took down Texas in a statement win, while Olivia Miles is on a historic surge at TCU. And, as always, South Carolina continues to assert its dominance in the SEC.

There’s high-level basketball everywhere right now — and real stakes attached to all of it.

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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 defined women’s basketball.

We pivot to the WNBA, where the league has finally delivered a counterproposal in CBA negotiations. We unpack what actually moved, what didn’t, and why revenue sharing remains the central fault line as the 2026 season timeline tightens.

We close with Unrivaled one-on-one predictions, breaking down the bracket, the chaos baked into the format, and who’s built to survive with nowhere to hide.

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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

⭐ Community events, watch parties, celebrity appearances, and jerseys from every era in the stands

♥️ Emotional homecoming moments for Natasha Cloud and Kahleah Copper

💥 Marina Mabrey’s unforgettable 47-point, 10-three performance

And in Hoop Roots, we discuss why this night matters historically and how Philly welcoming women’s pro basketball back for the first time since 1998 adds real significance.

Finally, we break down the WNBA league-wide context:

Current CBA negotiations

Rising player frustration

What this could mean for the 2026 WNBA season

🎧 Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the most historic nights in women’s basketball!

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