Elle Duncan

The thing that's gone for the Chiefs is the mystique, like the mystique, this idea that like, you know, oh, here they come and they're the undertaker and they're just going to beat us because the ball always bounces their way seemingly.

I think that is over.

So I don't think people are as like nervous and tight to play them anymore, but it still achieves.

And I would still absolutely fear playing them in any important or relevant game.

I would say, like, we, full disclosure, have not, the three of us, meaning me, Andrea Carter, and Shania Gumike, kind of got VibeCheck off the starting blocks.

We haven't really had an opportunity to do it together very often.

But I would say, in general, VibeCheck is a space where we talk about all sports, but it's really the home for women's basketball.

So I think most of the conversation surrounding, like, VibeCheck and the women's sports space right now is...

college basketball that's just started?

And is UConn A not only going to run it back, but are they going to go undefeated?

Because they look real, real nasty right now.

So to me, that's probably the biggest talker is just shifting gears from WNBA into college women's space, like what that looks like, what the numbers look like, how much more growth we're going to have, and just the parity.

Hi Ameen, oh man, what's up homie?

Hi Ameen.

Ameen famously wearing the white ball cap right now.

Yeah, thread I don't think is the right term.

I think that it's an accountability check.

Like it's an opportunity.

to continue to apply pressure to the WNBA to make sure that these players are getting paid commensurate to opportunity.

And so same thing with Unrivaled.