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Join Christy Winters-Scott, Cindy Brunson, Debbie Antonelli, Jamie Steyer Johnson, Chelsea Leite, Megan Gauer, Tyler DeLuca, Richard Cohen, Helen Williams, Brittany Carper, Rob Joyce, and special guests as they discuss everything that is happening in the WNBA and women's college basketball. We'll keep you up to date on the news and the team's takes. Powered by herhoopstats.com, your source to unlock better insight about the women's game!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects women's basketball news to the numbers and tactical choices that determine what happens next.
The Her Hoop Stats Podcast: WNBA & NCAA Women's Basketball follows the women's game across connected competitions. Megan Gower and Rob Joyce test bracket projections and seed-line cases on Gauer Hour, while Jamie Steyer Johnson, Tyler DeLuca and Richard Cohen examine tournament…
A bubble team's case gets argued down to home records; your bracket hunches need receipts.
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A conversational mix of WNBA deal news, bracket pressure, and coaching-driven matchup talk.
The episode opens with news about the WNBA's 30th season and a deal that Nneka Ogwumike is said to feel good enough to present to WNBA players for a vote. It then turns to bracket talk, where Washington vs. South Dakota State and Georgia vs.
A stat-savvy check-in on Team USA, lineup chemistry, and Ryan Howard's sharp shooting.
The episode opens with a catch-up before settling into Team USA's early FIBA work, then turns to the fit question: which players complement one another, which lineups make sense, and what the box score can actually tell.
A detail-first bracket breakdown that leans on matchup talk, especially UCLA and Illinois-Vanderbilt.
The Gauer Hour settles into bracket mode, with Rob Joyce and Megan Gauer moving region by region through the women's NCAA tournament and staying close to the questions that actually shape the draw.
A steady preview that comes alive once the roster details take over.
This episode gives a useful, fairly plainspoken guide to the FIBA World Cup qualifying tournaments and how they lead into September's Women's FIBA World Cup in Germany.
A brisk take on the new CBA, then a clean pivot into FIBA qualifying.
The discussion opens with the WNBA and the Players Association reaching a new CBA in the middle of the night, then follows Chelsea Lay, Richard, and Tyler as they parse what eight straight days of negotiations in New York City says about the scale of the deal.
A brisk bracket conversation that stays rooted in roster detail and matchup texture.
Selection Sunday is over, the bracket is set, and the discussion settles quickly into seeding debate, UCLA, and Lauren Betts. The best stretch is the basketball detail.
A clear, archival look at women's basketball history that keeps the game's lineage in view.
This conversation sits halfway between book talk and women's basketball history, and it is strongest when it pushes past the tidy version of the sport's past.
A brisk March Madness bracket walk-through with real player detail and a strong eye for upset paths.
March Madness sits at the center of the episode, and the bracket talk moves region by region in a way that keeps the upset routes easy to follow.
Fast takes, sharp turns, loud sports arguments.
Daily Pelicans scrutiny with a sharp edge.
Jamie Steyer Johnson and Chelsea Lately break down the newly released expansion draft guidelines, with the draft set for April 3 and protected lists of five players per team due on the Sunday before.
The hosts discuss their tattered March Madness brackets, noting surprises like only one Big 12 women's team making the Sweet 16 and five ACC teams advancing, along with the Kansas men's early exit.
The hosts discuss the excitement of the NCAA women's basketball tournament's round of 32, highlighting key games like Ole Miss vs.
The hosts discuss recent WNBA CBA negotiations, highlighting player frustrations over lack of transparency and communication as the deadline approaches.
The hosts discuss the upcoming women's Final Four in Phoenix, encouraging fans to attend free public practices and predicting UCLA and UConn as top contenders.
The hosts discuss March Madness basketball, the ACC tournament, and praise coach Vanessa Blair-Lewis for leading George Mason to its first-ever regular season success.
This episode segment discusses the start of conference tournaments, including the SEC tournament, and their impact on the NCAA tournament bubble, with BMAC filling in for the absent Rob Joyce.
The hosts discuss the announcement that Diana Taurasi will have her jersey retired by the Phoenix Mercury and express support for players in the WBA season.
Jamie Steyer Johnson and guest Marissa analyze the NCAA women's basketball tournament bracket, focusing on UCLA's challenging 'group of death' draw, their team depth and chemistry, and key sleeper matchups like Fairfield-Notre Dame and Gonzaga-Ole Miss.
Emma Baccellieri discusses her new book 'Court Queens,' exploring the hidden history of women's basketball from 1890s pioneers to modern stars.
Chelsea Leite and Richard Cohen preview the FIBA Women's World Cup qualifiers, breaking down the format, key teams like Canada and USA, and standout players.
The hosts discuss the newly agreed WNBA CBA, highlighting major salary increases and the condensed offseason schedule.
The hosts discuss their excitement for March Madness, advocate for a 'One Shining Moment' montage for the women's tournament, and preview key matchups and players across all regions, including upset picks and final four predictions.
The hosts analyze the NCAA women's basketball tournament selection, debating top seeds between UConn and UCLA, discussing bubble teams like Richmond and Arizona State, and exploring coaching rumors and All-American picks.
Jamie and Tyler analyze Team USA's opening game in the Women's FIBA World Cup qualifiers, focusing on standout performances from Caitlin Clark, Paige Beckers, Angel Reese, and Ryan Howard.
The hosts discuss the landmark WNBA CBA deal, including revenue sharing and salary increases, then preview the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament with analysis of key matchups and Final Four predictions.
Rob Joyce and Megan Gauer break down the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament bracket region by region, analyzing key matchups, seeding controversies, and upset potential.
The hosts discuss the NCAA tournament's opening weekend, noting the dominance of 1-seeds, lack of major upsets, and the negative perception impact on mid-major teams.
The hosts recap the Sweet 16 games in Fort Worth, highlighting Notre Dame's upset win over Vanderbilt led by Hannah Hidalgo's standout performance.
Helen Williams and women's sports reporter Marissa preview the NCAA women's tournament's Sweet 16 and Elite Eight in an episode recorded Wednesday the 25th.
The hosts discuss the WNBA draft and the relationship between top picks AZ Fudd and Paige Beckers.
Discussion of Asia Wilson's record WNBA contract and current women's basketball news.
Hosts discuss the upcoming WNBA season, including the new CBA, draft picks, and free agency moves.
Hosts Chelsea Leite and Tyler DeLuca discuss the chaotic WNBA offseason, including the draft, free agency, and expansion team impacts.
Hosts discuss the condensed lead-up to the WNBA season, covering recent free agency moves and the transfer portal.
Recap of the women's NCAA Final Four and championship game, discussing UCLA's title win and tournament highlights.
The hosts recap UCLA's dominant victory over South Carolina in the 2025-26 women's college basketball national championship game.
Hosts discuss the Final Four games, focusing on South Carolina's win over UConn and standout performances.
Hosts discuss recent women's college basketball games, including Tennessee's loss to Texas A&M and its implications for March Madness.
The hosts discuss upcoming women's basketball events as the new year approaches, following a CRM advertisement.