Arizona Daily Star beat writer Bruce Pascoe chimes in on the current Wildcats, their weekend sweep over the L.A. schools and the upcoming trip to the Washington schools.

Matt Moreno, senior editor at GOACATS.com and a writer for Rivals.com, gives his analysis of the Arizona basketball win over UCLA and their prospects going forward. The guys also talk a little college football recruiting.

Ryan Radtke was the play-by-play announcer for Westwood One Sports at the NFC Divisional Round game between the 49ers and Cowboys. He talks about the game and gives a bit of a recap of the season in his travels as the announcer for Sunday night NFL games.

Pima Aztecs Track Coach Chad Harrison previews his team's season which start tomorrow, and the show gets a surprise guest in Arizona radio analyst Ryan Hansen who previews the Arizona-UCLA game on Saturday.

Jake Fischer, former Arizona linebacker, covers a number of topics with the guys, the upcoming UCLA-Arizona basketball game, rivalries, college coaches' tactics, and fan behavior.

National college sports reporter Mike DeCourcy from The Sporting News talks about Arizona’s upcoming two-game set against USC and UCLA and also gives his thoughts on the Pac-12 and national college basketball picture.

Newly named Arizona Volleyball Head Coach Rita Stubbs talks about her new job replacing Dave Rubio and how she expects to run her program after nearly 20 years in two stints as an assistant under Rubio.

Bob Elliott, an Arizona basketball All-American in the 1970s and now a community leader was one of the founders of the African American Museum of Southern Arizona. He talks about the museum's recent opening, it's place in Tucson's culture, and his arrival in Tucson to play for legendary coach Fred Snowden.

AllSportsTucson.com's Javier Morales joins the show to talk about Monday's MLK Classic high school basketball event at McKale Center and delves into some memories of McKale from his youth.

On the day he announced his retirement, Dave Rubio, head volleyball coach at Arizona for 31 years, discusses the many issues that led to him deciding to pass the program on to the next coach for the Wildcats.