I’ve seen her twice now and she is a natural. She is very poised, articulate, and provides great analysis. Also, she looks amazing.
Alliya Boston as commentator
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I’d much rather listen to her do play by play than these two girls we have tonight. She’s obviously very smart but more importantly she’s herself and doesn’t try to be someone she’s not.
I agree. She was a pleasant surprise for someone right out of college
A bit of a Robbie Hummel feel.
A bit of a Robbie Hummel feel.
She definitely has a broadcasting career ahead of her, that's for sure.
My wife and I both said essentially the same thing about her FWIW. A very relaxed, natural presence about her, very likable and like you said, her commentary is insightful, not overdone, etc.
Sometimes the exceptional athletes can be either very stuffy OR full of themselves and obnoxious even. Boston isn't like that at all, very smooth.
Idk if she’d ever want to but she strikes me as someone who could be a really good coach one day. Like others have said, she’s not full of herself, seems very genuine, smart, and I think would relate well to her players.
Some of us talked about this awhile back when she was in the studio for an Iowa game, we all thought she was great and really liked her. She's a natural and seems like a very pleasant person.
Her and CC would be a killer duo for a long time in Indy if CC enters the draft
I don't know, I kind of want to see Clark and Gustafson team up, and get a championship together.
AB was all class in defeat last year in the Semis post game. She’s a natural commentator and very likable. She could have a long career on TV.
Totally agree. I thought Peacock's coverage was very good last night. The women are going to be on a lot on Peacock.
I REALLY like what she brings to the studio....as others have mentioned I would like to hear her doing a game.
Worth the watch
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Aliyah Boston previews Big Ten Women's Basketball Season: What to expect from Iowa, Caitlin Clark and more
The WNBA Rookie of the Year and South Carolina legend will have her eyes on the Big Ten all season.
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