Heated UnRivalry and The Intensity of Three-on-Three Basketball
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In this episode, Lauren and Jacki dive into the latest happenings in women's sports, focusing on Unrivaled Season 2 and the physicality of three-on-three basketball. They discuss the evolution of commentary in women's sports, expectations for the upcoming season, and the cultural impact of shows like Heated Rivalry. The conversation also touches on the Super Bowl's potential for female representation and the importance of women supporting women in sports. They conclude with thoughts on the future of women's sports and the need for community spaces for female fans.
Show notes:
- Unrivaled Season 2 offers a unique perspective on women's sports.
- The physicality of three-on-three basketball is more intense than five-on-five.
- Commentary in women's sports is evolving to be more inclusive and engaging.
- Expectations for Unrivaled include increased competition and storytelling.
- Heated Rivaly challenges cultural norms around sexuality in sports.
- The Super Bowl presents an opportunity for increased female representation.
- Investing in women's sports is crucial for future growth and visibility.
- Women supporting women is essential for building a strong community in sports.
- Creating spaces for women to watch sports together is important.
- The future of women's sports looks bright with increased investment and visibility.
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