
One of the greatest coaches in basketball history joins She's Always Had Game.This week, Zachary Draves sits down with legendary Hall of Fame coach Van Chancellor for a conversation that spans one of the most influential careers in women's basketball.Before championships became expected in Houston, Van Chancellor built a dynasty. As head coach of the Houston Comets, he guided the franchise to four consecutive WNBA championships (1997–2000), becoming the first coach to establish a true professional basketball dynasty in the league's history. Along the way, he coached icons like Cynthia Cooper, Sheryl Swoopes, and Tina Thompson while helping lay the foundation for what the WNBA would become.The conversation also explores Chancellor's remarkable collegiate success, his leadership philosophy, the evolution of the women's game, coaching some of basketball's greatest players, and the lessons that continue to resonate decades later.Whether you're a longtime WNBA fan or discovering the league's rich history for the first time, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.🏀 Watch now and celebrate one of the architects of women's professional basketball.Follow for more original women's basketball coverage:📱 @The9450 🎙️ @DravesZachary
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