Winsidr Show - Draft Prospect Snudda Collins

February 27, 2026·19 min·1 clip

Snudda Collins averages 15.5 points per game, but why does host Aryeh Schwartz think she's flying below the radar for WNBA fans?

The episode begins with host Aryeh Schwartz introducing Snudda Collins as a special guest and draft prospect who might be flying below the radar for WNBA fans. Collins is a Texas Tech player averaging 15.5 points per game this season. Schwartz mentions his bias due to friend Rachel Galligan calling Texas Tech games. Collins explains how she fell in love with basketball at age four when her grandfather set up a hoop and she asked if women could make money playing. She describes limited exposure in AAU leagues in Mississippi. Collins details leaving Ole Miss, working at a car dealership, and receiving a text from Coach Dana Gurley inviting her to finish her career at Texas Tech. She talks about the mental and physical challenge of returning to basketball after a year off, motivated by providing a better life for her daughter. Collins reflects on taking the game for granted at Ole Miss and now aiming to show her full skills as a 'hooper'. She discusses her favorite parts of her game, like athleticism and shooting, and areas to improve, such as ball-handling. Collins praises Coach Gurley for building relationships beyond X's and O's and pushing her to get out of her own way. She highlights the supportive community at Texas Tech and the team's success after 20 years. Collins shares her pregame ritual of taking a shower and listening to music, and explains choosing jersey number zero because 'there's nobody like me'. She expresses her WNBA dreams, emphasizing stability for her family and her willingness to be a moldable leader. The episode ends with rapid-fire questions where Collins prefers blocking a buzzer-beater, winning on the road, attacking the rim in clutch situations, names A'ja Wilson as her favorite WNBA player, and mentions cooking Southern dishes like gumbo.

As heard by us

A WNBA scouting profile with real production and a reset that gives it shape.

R.A. Schwartz treats this as a WNBA scouting piece first, but the human detail carries it. The production is plain enough: 15.5 points per game, three rebounds, 45% shooting, and five 20-point games already this season. What stays with the listener is the reset.

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Why you'd press play

You want a real read on a WNBA hooper who is already producing, not a polished draft-day sales pitch.

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