Is scheduling weaker teams smart strategy… or lazy coaching?

At Media Day, Coach Yo breaks down:

• Why she schedules HBCUs
• The truth about “tomato can” teams
• How non-conference scheduling impacts rankings
• What she’s building at Ole Miss

This is leadership, culture, and long-term program building — not shortcuts.

🎙 The Girl Dad Podcast
 Helping parents and players understand the real game behind the game.

Coaching Black girls requires more than strategy.
 It requires understanding.
 It requires awareness.
 It requires leadership.

In this powerful conversation, Coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin (Coach Yo) shares what parents need coaches to understand when leading Black female athletes — on and off the court.

This isn’t about labels.
 This is about culture.
 This is about communication.
 This is about responsibility.

In Part 6, Roscoe Wilson opens up about A’ja Wilson’s life beyond basketball and the question every parent quietly asks — is Bam the one?

This conversation isn’t about headlines; it’s about seeing your child happy, supported, and loved while navigating the pressures of professional sports. Roscoe shares his perspective on relationships, character, and what truly matters when the lights go off.

In Chapter 5, Roscoe Wilson relives draft night — the moment A’ja Wilson’s name was called #1 overall by Las Vegas. Did the family know she was going first? What were the emotions in the room?

This conversation captures the nerves, faith, and pride behind one of the biggest nights in women’s basketball  from waiting for the announcement to seeing a dream become reality.

In Chapter 4, Roscoe Wilson reflects on the most gratifying moments of A'ja Wilson’s professional career  from MVP seasons to three championships and Defensive Player of the Year honors.

This conversation goes beyond trophies, focusing on the daily work, the setbacks, the leadership, and what it feels like watching your daughter grow from college star to global icon. Roscoe shares the lessons families can take from the journey: staying grounded, trusting the process, and defining success beyond statistics.

In this TGDP interview, Roscoe Wilson shares the behind-the-scenes story of traveling with his daughter, A'ja Wilson, during her college visit process — including stops at South Carolina Gamecocks Women's Basketball, Tennessee Lady Volunteers Basketball, North Carolina Tar Heels Women's Basketball, Duke Blue Devils Women's Basketball, and Baylor Lady Bears Basketball.

This conversation gives insight into what elite recruiting visits really look like  relationships, environment, coaching style, player development, and family decision-making.

In this chapter of The Girl Dad Podcast Season 2, Roscoe Wilson breaks down A’ja Wilson’s journey from high-school standout to college freshman, and how her game, mindset, and leadership evolved year-by-year at South Carolina ultimately leading to the 2017 National Championship. 🏆

Chapter 1 of Season 2 of The Girl Dad Podcast featuring Roscoe Wilson, father of A’ja Wilson.
 Before A’ja became one of the greatest players in the women’s game, she was a daughter with a dream. In this episode, Roscoe explains where it began, how belief was built, and why the early years mattered more than anyone realized.

Season 2 of The Girl Dad Podcast  The Evolution is here.

This season opens with Roscoe Wilson, father of A’ja Wilson, sharing the story behind the journey to greatness.

From high school dreams to national championships, this is the part of the story most people never saw.

Full episode coming soon !

Welcome to Season 2 of The Girl Dad Podcast.
 Hosted by The GM, Cary Noble, inspired by the impact of Kobe Bryant, this season brings you the evolution of TGDP — featuring elite players, powerful Girl Dad stories, and the biggest coaches in women’s basketball.

This is more than a podcast  it’s a culture.