The Perimeter with Adam Morrison

The Perimeter is back for Season 6! Adam kicks off Gonzaga's first season in the Pac-12 by digging into a wild offseason. Mario Saint-Supery left for Spain, the roster was almost completely rebuilt, and a handful of newcomers are still waiting on lawsuits to find out if they can play.

Adam breaks down the "what if" guys: Xaivian Lee, Javon Bennett, Chauncey Wiggins, and Izan Almansa. He shares his take on the NCAA's five-for-five rule and why college basketball needs some guardrails. He also covers the newcomers already cleared, including Nathan De Sousa, Massamba Diop, Isiah Harwell, Luca Foster, and Sam Funches.

Then it's the Kraziness in the Kennel recap. Davis Fogle dropped 30 on 6-of-7 from three, Harwell looked like a breakout candidate, Braden Huff is moving well again, and the teams combined to shoot 18-of-32 from deep. 

Presented by McGillivray Environmental and sponsored by Idaho Central Credit Union.

Show Flow

00:00 McGillivray Environmental Ad Spot

00:55 Idaho Central Credit Union Ad Spot

01:36 Welcome to Season 6

02:04 A Brand New Roster

03:18 The Five-for-Five Rule and the Lawsuits

05:29 Mario Saint-Supery Heads to Spain

06:46 Xaivian Lee

09:43 Nathan De Sousa

11:07 Chauncey Wiggins and Izan Almansa

13:08 Javon Bennett

14:02 Adam on NIL, Eligibility, and Guardrails

17:13 Massamba Diop

18:54 The Freshmen: Ekanga, Foster, and Funches

20:36 Why New Guys Don't Always Fit

23:41 Isiah Harwell

24:55 Kraziness in the Kennel Recap

25:36 Davis Fogle's 30-Point Night

27:39 Harwell, Huff, and 18-of-32 From Three

30:24 Will the Freshmen Get Minutes?

32:32 Load Management for Huff?

33:54 Coach Few's Hall of Fame Honor

34:11 Congrats to Kevin Pangos

35:55 Closing Time

David Stockton joins The Perimeter to look back on his Gonzaga career, going from walk-on to pro, and what it was like playing during one of the biggest eras in Zag basketball history. Adam and David talk about Gonzaga’s rise to national powerhouse status, legendary WCC moments, competing alongside Kevin Pangos and Gary Bell Jr., and David’s journey through the G League and overseas basketball.

Adam is joined by Luke Hristou, creator of the upcoming Spokane basketball pilot Real Rat, to talk about building the project from the ground up and turning years of Spokane hoops culture into a scripted series. Inspired by the city’s deep basketball roots and the personalities surrounding Hooptown USA, the pilot blends comedy, local basketball culture, and real Spokane energy into a story centered around chasing basketball dreams in one of the most basketball-obsessed cities in the country. Luke and David also talk about the challenges of independently creating the pilot, the community support behind it, and what they hope Real Rat can become moving forward.

The Real Rat pilot premieres May 21st at The Garland Theater in Spokane. Tickets available here: Real Rat Pilot Premiere Tickets

Show Flow

02:22 Meet David Stockton

04:27 Spokane Roots and G-Prep Days

07:31 Walk On Grind at Gonzaga

10:58 Practice Battles with Kevin Pangos

12:46 WCC Buzzer Beater Breakdown

14:37 That “Injury-Riddled” Season

19:37 First Number One Team Vibes

22:24 WCC Titles and Pro Career Start

24:23 Puerto Rico Hoops Scene

31:13 Gonzaga Style Evolution

36:44 Real Rat Series Origins

41:13 Making a Pilot on a Budget

42:12 Warehouse Impact on Spokane

48:13 Noon Ball Legends and Wrap

50:33 Closing Time

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison sits down with Tom Hudson to take a real look at Gonzaga’s 31–4 season, from the highs of winning the WCC to the moments that felt like the team left something on the table.

If you want a real recap of the season and a clear look at where this program is heading next.

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison recaps Gonzaga’s NCAA Tournament run, including a tough first-round battle with Kennesaw State and a second-round loss to Texas.  

Adam breaks down what went wrong, the key moments that shifted the Texas game, and the reality of March where every possession matters.

Plus, a thank you to listeners for the support this season, including finishing 2nd in The Inlander’s Best Of Local Podcasts and the response to the bracket challenge.

In this Player Spotlight episode of The Perimeter, presented by Idaho Central Credit Union, Adam Morrison sits down with forward Braden Huff.

We dive into his journey from the Chicago suburbs to Gonzaga, his decision to redshirt, and how that year helped shape his development and confidence at the college level.

From being named Illinois Mr. Basketball to carving out his role with the Zags, Braden shares insights on his growth, his mindset through adversity, and what he’s continuing to work on as his game evolves.

Recorded March 2026

Show Flow

00:53 Meet Braden Huff

01:39 Chicago Roots and Recruiting Journey

03:18 Choosing Gonzaga

05:17 State Championship and High School Career

08:47 Mr. Illinois Recognition

11:24 Redshirt Decision and Development

13:51 Lessons from Gonzaga Practices

16:48 Early Role and Adjustments

18:31 Handling Frustration and Confidence

22:30 Two-Bigs Lineup and Team Fit

23:27 Transfer Portal Pressure

26:00 Offseason Skill Development

29:11 Knee Injury and Rehab

32:25 Expanding His Game (Floater, Short Roll)

39:27 Coaching and Self-Evaluation

42:49 Final Thoughts

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison reacts to Selection Sunday and breaks down Gonzaga’s path in the NCAA Tournament.

We start with the Zags’ first-round matchup against Kennesaw State and why Adam always says March is about matchups as much as it is about seeding. He explains what makes teams that win their conference tournaments dangerous and what Gonzaga will need to focus on early in the bracket.

The conversation also looks ahead at potential second-round opponents and the different styles Gonzaga could see depending on how the bracket plays out.

Show Flow

01:53 Selection Sunday Reaction

04:12 Kennesaw State Scouting Report

07:19 Gonzaga Gameplan

10:01 Kennesaw State Program History

11:21 Potential Second Round Matchups

12:57 BYU Breakdown

21:18 Keys for Gonzaga to Advance

24:48 Bracket Strength

26:36 Survive and Advance Mentality

27:52 Who Needs to Step Up

29:44 Final Thoughts

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison breaks down Gonzaga’s WCC Tournament championship win over Santa Clara and what it meant to close out the program’s final run through the conference the right way.

We highlight the key performances that helped the Zags secure their 30th win of the season and reflect on the significance of Gonzaga’s long run of success under Mark Few. 

And we finish off the podcast by talking about the recent documentary “Gonzaga: The Slipper Still Fits” and touch on the stories from the program’s history that some fans may not know.

Show Flow

01:52 Episode Preview WCC Recap

02:53 Oregon State Breakdown

07:13 Watching Santa Clara Upset Saint Mary’s

12:57 Championship Game First Half

16:27 Second Half Surge And MVPs

22:19 Winning WCC And Seeding Talk

27:15 Vegas Gonzaga Crowd 

31:05 ICCU: Ask Adam?

34:41 McGillivray Players of the Tournament

36:02 M4CPA Stat of the Week

38:11 NCAA Bracket Seed Talk

40:54 Gonzaga: Slipper Still Fits

53:35 Final Thoughts

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison looks back on Gonzaga’s matchup with Saint Mary’s and what it revealed as the regular season comes to a close.

Adam breaks down the second-half struggles, the defensive adjustments, and what has to tighten up heading into postseason play. He also discusses the importance of guard play, three-point shooting, and the potential impact of being fully healthy at the right time.

Plus, a quick wrap-up on the latest hat giveaway and what’s ahead as the Zags prepare for tournament basketball.

On this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison breaks down Gonzaga’s win over Pacific and what it revealed about this team as the regular season winds down.

Adam highlights the defensive effort that forced multiple late-clock possessions and shot clock violations, and how that discipline reflects where this group is mentally heading into March. He also looks at the offensive contributions that helped steady the game and why certain players are becoming more central as roles continue to evolve.

With Senior Night against Portland ahead, the conversation shifts to what’s at stake in Gonzaga’s final WCC home game and how the team is approaching this closing stretch of conference play.

A focused look at momentum, identity, and what matters most as the Zags prepare for the postseason.

Show Flow

02:21 Show Opening

03:35 Pacific Recap

12:31 Why Pacific’s Defense Worked

16:38 Portland Preview and Senior Night

19:48 Saint Mary’s Preview

23:23 McGillivray’s Player of the Week

29:54 M4CPA Stat of the Week

32:28 Show Wrap-Up

In this episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison breaks down Gonzaga’s recent wins over Santa Clara and San Francisco, highlighting what stood out and how the team continues to evolve.

Adam looks at key performances, how different players have stepped up, and what the current rotation tells us about where this team is right now. He also touches on questions around playing time, roster depth, and how decisions are being shaped as the season moves forward.

The conversation expands to bigger-picture topics, including Gonzaga’s tournament outlook and the growing role of NIL in today’s college basketball landscape.

Show Flow

01:53 Kickoff: Scheduling & What’s Ahead

04:26 Santa Clara Recap

14:38 San Francisco Recap

24:50 McGillivray’s Player of the Week

28:51 Rotation Questions

40:04 M4CPA Bracketology

44:49 WCC Tourney Bids & The New Pac-12 Bid Outlook

47:00 Pacific Preview

50:42 ICCU’s Ask Adam

01:04:08 McGillivray’s Ticket Winner & Wrap-Up