What's up guys? I'm Jordan Robinson, host of the podcast, The Women's Hoop Show. We're heading towards the home stretch of the WMBA season, and there is so much to get into every episode. Twice a week, I'm joined by one of my amazing co-hosts as we dissect the biggest games, performances, and even some off-court drama. The playoffs are quickly approaching, and now is the best time to tune in. Who will come away is this

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by Northeast Men's Health, the experts in treating men's sexual health with six New England offices or at northeast men's health.com, and by John Sewer and Drain Cleaning, the name to know when your drains don't flow. Drake May, how you doing today? What's going on? I'm doing all right? Yeah, we're doing well. So now we're in this phase where, you know, preseason is over. Training camp is pretty much over, and you're starting to transition sort of looking to the regular season. So it feels like a normal time to ask you. What do you feel like you accomplished personally this summer in training camp? And what did you guys accomplish as an offense? Yeah, I think, you know, first off for me and the guys, I think just getting, you know,

accustomed to the new offense. I think the little nuances, situational football,

you know, getting, whether it's face-down looks, third downs, getting into a situational

short yard, red zone. I feel like kind of coming into the offense, just try to, just try to build chemistry, you know, fine-tune the details and just follow our rules. But I think as a team, you know, kind of what Coach Brable's preach was build a team, having guys earn a role, and then from there, you know, get ready to go and get ready to compete week one. So I think the guys, you know, really, with joint practice, we've got a lot of different looks.

Our defense has gave us real good looks to every single day in practice. So the joint practice helps us get, you know, somebody else to hit. And I think those guys handled it well. And now we're getting ready for Vegas. and just building into, you know, building a bomb with the guys.

They're going to be in the locker room ready to get some wins.

So, Drake, what would you say your comfort level going to be in the locker room ready to get some wins.

So, Drake, what would you say your comfort level is right now in the Josh McDaniels offense? I mean, I know you've had to switch coordinators each of at least the last three seasons from college into the pros. Would you say it's harder than anticipated? You comfy, feel like you got a great firm grip on it? Yeah. I think just building building it every day

I think I'm getting more and more comfortable

I think just building it every day.

I think I'm getting more and more comfortable.

I think coming into week one with the game plan will be a little different from some of the stuff we're running in practice just because you're studying the defense and studying stuff that looks good versus them.

So for me, I feel good.

I feel good a good spot.

I think the guys are coming to work every day at practice.

And right now, your coach is working towards week one.

And I think just fine-tune the details.

And for me, I'm just going back over stuff that may be simple.

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