• The Me and D, Pops and Son Podcast - Session 97 - Are The Women Quickly Catching The Men

  • Apr 7 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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The Me and D, Pops and Son Podcast - Session 97 - Are The Women Quickly Catching The Men

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  • Women's basketball and sports in general are really starting to the attract the attention of fans worldwide and it's no different on our podcast. Me and D spend time in this session speaking to the strength of the women's NCAA basketball tournament and how exciting it has been leading up to today's championship game with undefeated South Carolina and Kamilla Cordoso taking on Iowa and soon-to-be worldwide brand Caitlin Clark. It's sure to be an instant classic.

    We also chop up Who We Would/Could Have A Drink With amongst many other topics. We hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you!

    By The Numbers - #97 -Jeremy Roenick, NHL; Simeon Rice, NFL; Kurt Busch, NASCAR

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