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Candace Parker drops bold USC Lady Trojans prediction

WNBA legend Candace Parker has high hopes for JuJu Watkins and the USC Lady Trojans’ national championship chances this season. Watkins is back on the court following a successful ACL rehab. The Trojans look to be fierce in the mix as they aspire for deep NCAA Tournament runs with Watkins returning to full health. Parker talked about her picks to […] The post Candace Parker drops bold USC Lady…

Candace Parker drops bold USC Lady Trojans prediction

WNBA legend Candace Parker has expressed her bold prediction for the USC Lady Trojans' national championship prospects this season. Following a successful ACL rehab, JuJu Watkins is returning to the court and is a key player for the Trojans. The team is aiming for deep NCAA Tournament runs with Watkins' return to full health. During her appearance on the Post Moves podcast, Parker did not follow the crowd in her picks for the national championship, instead favoring USC over the typical favorites.

She stated, "It would be so simple to take number one or number two. I'm a renegade; I don't like picking with everybody, so I'm gonna pick USC…Juju has her eyes set on a national championship to be one of the greats. That's what you got to do. You got to win. So I got Southern California."

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