With the meteoric rise of women’s basketball come new ways to watch—and new places for athletes to play. On today’s episode of HomeStans, Mia and Chris discuss how new professional women’s basketball leagues, Unrivaled and Project B, compare to the WNBA. They answer questions like:

• How does Unrivaled’s untimed fourth quarter work?• What is Project B’s involvement with the Saudi royal family?• Should the WNBA be nervous?!

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The Goat. The White Mamba. The LITERAL WNBA ICON (probably). On this episode of HomeStans, we dive into the life and career of Diana Taurasi.

*DISCLAIMER*

A lot of our research for this episode was from the recently-released, three-part documentary on Taurasi from Amazon Prime. While we go in depth and touch on a lot of the doc, we still recommend watching it. We both loved it and think it would be perfect for women's basketball lovers and people who aren't even really into sports at all. Here's the link to watch: https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Taurasi/0GKYID7CSBH1VUEUR3LHGYNYQ1

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...Buhlieve it!!

I am breaking down everything you need to know about the StudBudz, the iconic duo of Minnesota Lynx players Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman.

You'll learn about their high school and college days, how they became best friends and my thoughts on why their popularity skyrocketed this season (yes, it has something to do with their 72-hour livestream over All Star Weekend).

Articles used in this episode:

Vogue: It's StudBudz Season and Everyone is Watching

SLAM Magazine: StudBudz: Welcome to the Party

Players' Tribune: Courtney Williams is a Problem

Green Bay Press Gazette: Talents go beyond court for Southwest's Hiedeman