LaChina Robinson
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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It's so good to see you. It's great to see you. You look fabulous. Thank you. You too. Always suited and booted. I'm trying.
It's one of my favorites. I don't want to age myself, but this is my 23rd straight Final Four. What? Yes.
I don't know. I don't know. It means I'm old. Because Gino Auriem is in his, oh, straight.
You've seen a whole lot of G's in 23 straight. Yeah, I have, actually.
But that means I've seen Tampa a number of times as a Final Four venue or site. And I actually was reminiscing with Candace Parker in the lobby of the hotel where Tennessee won in 08. Yeah. Over Stanford. I was there. That was the Candace Wiggins era. Yes.
Oh, yes.
And I was asking her, I was like, do you remember? Because she said, I don't remember anything about the city, but I remember everything about the game itself. And I was like, really? She said, no, I don't remember hotels, data, anything like nothing feels familiar to me. But I said, so you remember everything in the Stanford game?
She was like, more so the LSU game because the Stanford game wasn't that close.
I was like, oh, y'all already controlled the whole time? Candace always has jokes. I'm going to have to get her for that one. But you want to see the difference?
They used to do that. I don't know if they still do the dinner. They don't. They bring all the teams, the four teams together and have a night, have a dinner. That used to be, that was fire. I was on the red carpet for a few of those. Oh, really?
diana's the only player men's or women's that makes me a little nervous oh colby bryant too yeah and i'm always a little bit goofy you know what no diana's so different off the court than she is on i know yeah i mean i've had i've interviewed her a few times and i'm always just blown away by how nice she is she's like thanks so much i appreciate you and i'm like
It's just the same monster that shows up on the court and is like, you know, acting a fool. But yeah, she's actually really sweet off the court.
Well, I honestly wish it was more competitive. Yeah. You know, the fact that it was a 30-point game at the end, I just did not necessarily see that coming. But I did feel like UConn was playing very well coming in. So I'm not surprised at all that they won, even though I'm always going to stay true to my bracket. I did pick South Carolina to win.
Um, but what I was thinking, you mentioned all the Yukon alum and I ran into Asia Jones and Tamika, Tamika Raymond, Williams, Jetter. Don't kill me, Tamika. Tamika Williams. Um, and I was just thinking about like how dominant they were and the level of excellence they played with on the court. And I think Tamika Williams shot like 70 for syphilis. Like they never missed a layup.
Swing cash is not here, but obviously she was on that same Soonberg. And I haven't seen that version of Connecticut, not even the 2016 Stewie last championship, like their last championship. I haven't seen that level of excellence from Connecticut since then. And there have been a lot of questions, including myself. Could they get back there? Right.
Like everyone's like, oh, you know, I've been doing this a long time. You know, I don't know. Connecticut's regime may have gone, even though they were still getting to the final fours. the championship is still the standard.
But the way this team played reminded me of a lot of those old teams where they were winning three in a row and, you know, just winning championships every other year from the early 2000s, really through 2010 or 2016 when Stewie was done. But, yeah, so it was very interesting. Yeah. And to see that level of excellence with the UConn Huskies team again.
Yeah, I mean, the precision timing on the cuts, the screens. I thought the screening action in particular was tough for South Carolina early, like whether they were going to switch or try to chase. Like they were very good with the timing of their screen so that they got a lot of mismatches and were able to take advantage of that. But yeah, their defense was really good too.
And in the first half in particular, I thought where their defense stood out to me was in the paint. South Carolina had some opportunities right around the rim that I thought could have helped them momentum-wise in the first half. And they were missing shots with two feet in the paint. And you got to give a lot of credit to Sarah Strong. Because I often have to recheck her height.
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