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LSU's Flau'jae Johnson and TCU's Olivia Miles are among 12 college standouts competing for the U.S. AmeriCup team.

Potential 2026 WNBA draft lottery picks Flau'jae Johnson of LSU and Olivia Miles of TCU will play for USA Basketball in the upcoming FIBA Women's AmeriCup in Chile.

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve discuss the latest in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, NBA Playoffs and more. The guys begin by discussing the pair of thrilling Game 7s in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. How did the Blues and Avs lose?! The Warriors and Nuggets won a pair of Game 7s as the Clippers suffered another heartbreaking end to the season, and the Pacers got off to a hot start against the Cavs. The guys discuss all that and more including flag football games, Sam Van Pelt’s chess strategy, Pancakes vs. Waffles and more. | SVPod Approximate Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (1:09) Stars & Jets win thrilling game 7s (26:41) Nuggets cruise past LAC in game 7 (35:14) Warriors eliminate Rockets (51:28) Pacers beat Cavs behind 19 3s (56:28) Flag football games & Sam’s Chess strategy (1:10:16) Watch Full Court Press Season 2! (1:12:45) Swim szn (1:22:08) Pancakes vs. Waffles (1:31:08) Biggest PGA Championship ever? (1:34:58) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The first two episodes of "Full Court Press" season two are out now -- featuring Hannah Hidalgo, Flau'jae Johnson and Kiki Iriafen as they navigate the highs and lows of elite women's college basketball.

Eight Notre Dame guards, including 2013 draft pick Skylar Diggins, are expected to make 2025 WNBA rosters.

Ta'Niya Latson tops the transfer rankings, while UConn-bound Serah Williams moves up a couple spots in the top 10.

South Carolina, UConn, UCLA and Texas are the No. 1 seeds in our first projection of the 2026 bracket.

Big transfers have put South Carolina at No. 1 and propelled the likes of LSU, Oklahoma and Tennessee higher.

The Washington Mystics select Notre Dame star Sonia Citron with the third pick in the WNBA draft.

Here's a look at the college programs that have produced the most No. 1 picks in the history of the WNBA draft; a history that dates back to 1997.