Arizona Daily Star beat writer Bruce Pasco weighs in on the local news of the day that Arizona men’s basketball has signed on to a home-and-home series with Duke for the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 seasons. The first game in the series is at Duke.

Former Arizona basketball player Corey Williams puts a wrap on the Summer Pro League for kids held last week at The Gregory School, and also offers his thoughts on the upcoming Duke-Arizona series.

The guys respond to a survey on the best Mexican restaurant in all the Power 5 college towns, and Phoenix radio host Bob Kemp joins the show with a perspective on the signing of Deandre Ayton to a $135 million contract.

Jake Fischer, former Arizona linebacker now a Phoenix businessman, discusses the issues of the day with Steve and Jay – Deandre Ayton, mega contracts and Tiger Woods.

Mike Feder who organizes and runs the Lute Olson Fantasy Basketball Camp was on the show to talk about the upcoming camp and how you can get up close and personal with former Arizona Wildcats to participate as coaches.

Reggie Geary, a former Arizona basketball player and professional coach now an administrator for Arizona athletics, was in Las Vegas for the NBA Summer League and discusses some of his observations of the UA players in the league.

Javier Morales covers local youth sports for the website AllSportsTucson.com. He discusses how he andh is brother Andy manage to cover the thousands of players in youth leagues throughout the community.

Brian Semonian, who has coached professional basketball in a number of different countries, discusses how coaches and players navigate the hundreds of leagues and make a living playing and coaching professionally.

Heath Bray, a former Arizona football player and father of a quarterback recruit, discusses the implications of the California schools moving to the Big 10 on future recruits, their parents and athletes at the schools.

Former Arizona basketball player Matt Muehlebach discusses the future of the Pac-12 from a basketball perspective and the possibilities for a basketball conference with several of the top teams in the country.