Oh F*ck, Now What?

About Kara

6'7" of championship pedigree.

Kara Wolters is one of only a handful of players in basketball history to complete the sport's "triple crown" — an NCAA National Championship, a WNBA Championship, and an Olympic Gold Medal.

At UConn (1993–1997), Kara anchored a Huskies team that went 132-8, capped by a perfect 35-0 season and the 1995 National Championship. She left Storrs as the program's all-time leading rebounder and shot-blocker, and was named AP College Player of the Year in 1997.

Kara was recruited out of college to play in the new ABL for the New England Blizzard. After the league folded, she moved to the WNBA.

Drafted by the Houston Comets in 1999, she went on to win a WNBA title as a rookie, added Olympic gold with Team USA in 2000, and played for the Indiana Fever and Sacramento Monarchs before being inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017.

For years, Kara was an in-studio analyst for UConn women's basketball on SNY — until that run recently ended, and she landed squarely inside the exact moment her podcast is named for. She still runs her Dream Big Basketball Camps. Everything else is an open question: Podcaster? Author? Astronaut? She doesn't fully know yet either — which is the whole point of the show. Oh f*ck, now what? Stay tuned.