<p>Greg kicks things off with a new round of Youth Sports This or That before sitting down with ESPN analyst Chiney Ogwumike for a wide-ranging conversation on raising young athletes, the WNBA&#39;s explosive new era, and the remarkable sibling story behind one of the most unlikely stat lines in sports: she and her older sister Nneka are the only siblings in major American sports history to both be drafted #1 overall.</p><p>Chiney shares the blueprint behind the Ogwumike household — starting with gymnastics (yes, at the same Houston gym that trained Simone Biles), a long driveway, a dad nicknamed &quot;Playoff Pops&quot; who flew in from Nigeria for every big game, and the $1-per-rebound strategy that turned her sister into a rebounding machine at age 11.</p><p>She and Greg also dig into what top college coaches like Dawn Staley and Geno Auriemma are actually looking for when they walk into an AAU gym (hint: it&#39;s not what most parents think), why she wasn&#39;t good at basketball until she was 14, and the case for raising specialists over stars.</p><p>Plus: the WNBA&#39;s &quot;janky to fancy&quot; transformation, $250M expansion fees, how NIL is reshaping the international pipeline, and why Chiney believes today&#39;s young players face more pressure than any generation before them.</p><p>Greg closes the episode by answering listener questions from the Youth Inc. community.</p>