Club Hoops

Can JuJu Watkins and USC take down Dawn Staley's South Carolina Gamecocks? We don't think so!

On this episode of Club Hoops, Natalie and Greg break down three reasons South Carolina has the edge: its dominant frontcourt, superior depth, and the Dawn Staley factor.

Plus, we revisit South Carolina's previous victories over USC, discuss JuJu Watkins' return, and debate whether the Trojans have what it takes to pull off the upset.

Michigan stuns No. 2 UConn, 77–66! Did the Wolverines expose some serious problems in the post-Azzi Fudd era?

Natalie and Greg break down Sarah Strong's early foul trouble, Geno Auriemma's coaching decisions, Jovana Popovic's standout performance, and Michigan's disruptive defense.

Plus, what does this loss reveal about UConn, and can its challenging schedule prepare the Huskies for March?

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The Golden State Valkyries won the 2026 WNBA Finals in just their second season. Natalie and her dad Greg break down the lineup change that unlocked Golden State’s depth and how Gabby Williams closed out Game 7. Then they debate Natalie’s prediction: the Atlanta Dream won’t be back next year. With Angel Reese eligible for a raise, can the Dream afford the bench help they need?

The best words in sports: Game Seven. The Atlanta Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries 80–69, sending the WNBA Finals back to Ballhalla for a championship decider.

Natalie and Greg break down Allisha Gray’s two-way impact, Atlanta’s hot shooting, and Angel Reese’s all-around contribution. Plus, what Golden State must change, whether Janelle Salaün deserves more minutes, and our picks for who takes the title.

The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 64–55 to take a 3–2 lead in the WNBA Finals—and move one win from a championship. Natalie and Greg break down Kiah Stokes’ impact, Golden State’s depth, and Atlanta’s offensive struggles. Plus, what Angel Reese and the Dream need to change in Game 6 to keep their championship hopes alive.

We asked, “Where’s the dog?” Golden State answered. The Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 67–62 in Game 4 to tie the 2026 WNBA Finals at 2–2.

Natalie and Greg break down Natalie Nakase’s lineup changes, the defense against Angel Reese, and timely contributions from Cecilia Zandalasini and Tiffany Hayes. Plus, why Atlanta’s loss goes beyond missed free throws—and what both teams must do to take Game 5 at Ballhalla.

The Atlanta Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries 97–71 to take a 2–1 lead in the WNBA Finals—but are Golden State’s problems bigger than basketball adjustments?

Natalie and Greg debate whether the Valkyries are missing that DOG, break down Angel Reese’s supporting cast and Atlanta’s defensive pressure, and discuss what both teams need in Game 4. Plus, our picks as the Dream look to take control, and Golden State searches for a response.

Angel Reese’s 30-point, 16-rebound performance helped the Atlanta Dream quiet Ballhalla and tie the WNBA Finals at 1–1. Natalie and Greg break down Atlanta’s 79–65 win over the Golden State Valkyries, Rhyne Howard’s defensive impact, and Golden State’s offensive struggles. Plus, the adjustments both teams need for Game 3—and our picks as the series heads to Atlanta.

Did Golden State take Game 1—or did Atlanta let it slip away? Natalie and Greg break down the Valkyries’ 68–64 win, Gabby Williams’ big night, and the Dream’s fourth-quarter scoring collapse. Plus, Angel Reese’s scoreless second half, Atlanta’s bench usage, and the adjustments the Dream need to make to even the WNBA Finals in Game 2.

Is this Golden State’s championship to lose? Natalie and Greg preview the 2026 WNBA Finals between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream, breaking down the matchups, bench depth, and home-court advantage that could decide the series. We discuss Angel Reese’s impact, Gabby Williams’ role, Allisha Gray’s health, and why DeWanna Bonner matters—then make our championship picks. Can Atlanta take the trophy, or will the Valkyries finish the job?