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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2025 · 58 MIN

WEEK 1 : NCAA WOMENS BASKETBALL IS BACK

from The MidMajors · host Tacarra Barnes & Courtney Lumpkin

The MidMajors Podcast | The Thrill of NCAA Women’s BasketballIn this episode, Tacarra and Courtney dive into the excitement of the new NCAA women’s basketball season. They break down standout player performances, analyze key games like North Carolina vs. Duke, and spotlight the growing influence of mid-major programs.The hosts discuss coaching strategies, team chemistry, and how powerhouse programs like Texas, Oklahoma, UConn, and LSU are shaping their seasons. They highlight emerging stars such as Raven Johnson, Lauren Betts, Hannah Hidalgo, and AUDI CROOKS, while exploring the challenges faced by Vanderbilt and other programs.With honest insights, game analysis, and bold predictions, Tacarra and Courtney capture the pulse of women’s college basketball — where talent, preparation, and culture collide.🎯 Key TakeawaysThe new season brings fresh excitement across the NCAA.Duke’s guard play needs improvement for balanced scoring.Mid-majors are making a statement this year.Coaching strategies are shaping every team’s identity.Texas is thriving around Madison Booker.Leah Chavez shows promise despite shot-selection issues.Lauren Betts is emerging as a potential No. 1 draft pick.UConn’s defense remains elite and consistent.LSU’s new additions could redefine their season.🔥 Chapters 00:00 – Excitement of the New Season 02:53 – Player Performances & Impressions 05:55 – Game Analysis: North Carolina vs. Duke 08:50 – Mid-Major Teams & Their Impact 11:45 – Texas and Their New Additions 14:36 – Looking Ahead: Upcoming Matchups 18:59 – Oklahoma vs. Belmont: Game Insights 21:39 – Analyzing Player Potential: Leah Chavez 23:56 – The Importance of Shot Selection 25:53 – Michaela Blake’s Performance & Team Dynamics 27:24 – South Carolina’s Game & Player Development 29:47 – Mid-Major Highlights: Dugan & Richmond 36:43 – South Dakota State vs. Creighton 38:10 – Analyzing Team Performances 41:04 – UConn’s Dominance & Player Development 43:55 – Coaching Strategies & Game Dynamics 46:58 – Mid-Major Players to Watch 49:59 – Upcoming Games & Predictions🎙️ Sound Bites “Duke needs guards.” “She is a monster.” “We appreciate y’all.”📌 Tags: NCAA, women’s basketball, The MidMajors Podcast, player performances, mid-majors, coaching strategies, game analysis, Texas, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, UConn, SEC, LSU, Raven Johnson, Lauren Betts, Hannah Hidalgo, Leah Chavez, basketball highlights, NCAA women’s basketball 2025, college basketball, player development, team chemistry, women in sports Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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The MidMajors Podcast | The Thrill of NCAA Women’s Basketball In this episode, Tacarra and Courtney dive into the excitement of the new NCAA women’s basketball season. They break down standout player performances, analyze key games like North Carolina vs. Duke, and spotlight the growing influence of mid-major programs. The hosts discuss coaching strategies, team chemistry, and how powerhouse programs like Texas, Oklahoma, UConn, and LSU are shaping their seasons. They highlight emerging stars...

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