The suspense is over, Deandre Ayton is a Sun and the city of Phoenix seems pretty happy about it. Ayton still has some defensive doubters (Joel Embiid) but Sean Miller shares his opinion of those who would question Ayton's abilities on D. Brad shares who he thinks are the 5 best NBA players who were once Arizona Wildcats. Bear Down!

Brad gives the latest '88 film update and breaks down Sean Miller's press conference in which he talks about the recruiting class of 2018-19. Bear Down Bias also celebrates Steve Kerr's 8th NBA ring by discussing Kerr's top 5 games as a player in the NBA. Bear Down.

Lute Olson gets a statue and Brad gets some help from allsportstucson.com to talk about some of Lute's greatest accomplishments while at Arizona.

Steve Kerr and Matt Muehlebach join the podcast with sneak peek interview clips while Brad breaks down Kerr's top 5 games of his epic 1987-88 senior campaign at Arizona. Brad also gives an update on the film "Wild About '88: The Rise of Arizona Basketball".

Arizona had high hopes this season. That all ended when they met the Buffalo Bulls in the big dance. Brad talks about where this loss ranks in Arizona history with it's first round shortcomings.

Arizona wins it's third Pac-12 Tourney Title in four years. Deandre Ayton reinvents the term "Beast Mode". The Cats are a No. 4 seed, but get shipped to the South Region in the NCAA Tournament.

After one of the most stressful weeks in Arizona Basketball history, Sean Miller and Alonzo Trier make surprising returns and help deliver another conference title to Tucson.

More possible F.B.I. troubles in the Tucson, as the town sits on pins and needles waiting to see what the next chapter in the Sean Miller saga says.

In the second top 25 matchup up the year against these old rivals, Arizona gets out the brooms and sweeps the regular season series against the devils thanks to the outstanding play of future NBA lottery pick Deandre Ayton and his 25 points and 16 rebounds.

Brad talks about Nick Foles Super Bowl for the ages, TJ McConnell's triple double and the roller coaster ride the Cats put the McKale fans through when UCLA and USC came to town last week.