In this special Thanksgiving episode, Daniel Artest celebrates women's college basketball by drawing parallels between talented athletes and delectable Thanksgiving dishes. He highlights various players and their achievements, providing insights into their skills and potential.

Topics discussed:

1. Introduction to Women's College Hoops and Thanksgiving (Time: 0:00 - 1:30)

- Daniel introduces the episode and the concept of player comparisons related to Thanksgiving dishes.

- Emphasizes the excitement of women's college basketball on Thanksgiving.

2. Appetizers: Deviled Eggs and Spinach Artichoke Dip (Time: 1:30 - 4:15)

- Compares Jaylyn Sherrod from Colorado to deviled eggs, highlighting her offensive and defensive skills.

- Discusses the versatility of Mikaylah Williams from LSU, relating her to spinach artichoke dip.

3. Side Dishes: Cranberry Sauce and Stuffing (Time: 4:15 - 7:30)

- Focuses on Sedona Prince from TCU, highlighting her contributions to the team's success.

- Discusses Alissa Pili from Utah and her strong offensive game.

4. Desserts: Milaysia Fulwiley and Kaitlin Clark (Time: 7:30 - 11:15)

- Describes Milaysia Fulwiley from South Carolina as the "pumpkin pie" of the episode, highlighting her finesse and flare on the court.

- Discusses Caitlin Clark from Iowa, highlighting her scoring abilities and discussing her role as the primary offensive player.

5. Main Course: Cameron Brink, Elizabeth Kitley, Juju Watkins, and Hannah Hildago (Time: 11:15 - 15:45)

- Compares Cameron Brink from Stanford to the reliable centerpiece of the Thanksgiving meal, emphasizing her skills and statistics.

- Highlights Elizabeth Kitley from Virginia Tech as the "big fundamental" of the episode, discussing her scoring improvements.

- Discusses Juju Watkins from USC as the crowd favorite and best player in the country.

- Describes Hannah Hildago from Notre Dame as a dynamic player with scoring, rebounding, and stealing abilities.

6. Leftovers: Kamilla Cardosa (Time: 15:45 - 17:30)

- Compares Kamilla Cardosa from South Carolina to the elite turkey sandwich, highlighting her experience, reliability, and impact on the court.