Entering his sixth season as Spartans head coach, Tim Miles gives us an update on the Spartans’ 2026-27 roster, featuring 12 new players ranging from experienced transfers to high-upside freshmen.We also discuss the multimillion-dollar investment in Spartan Basketball, Tim’s induction into multiple Halls of Fame, his dress code for home games this season, and plenty more.

With the Mountain West not releasing a preseason poll for the 2026 season, Nick unveils his power rankings for every team in the conference heading into the fall. He breaks down the outlook for newcomers Northern Illinois, North Dakota State, and UTEP, explains why Wyoming has boom potential, discusses why Air Force could be poised for a breakout season and much more.

One of the most anticipated NBA Drafts in recent memory is officially in the books, as college basketball's biggest freshman stars came off the board with the first eight picks.Joining the podcast to break down the results is SiriusXM NBA Radio host David Shepard.We discuss Giannis Antetokounmpo landing with the Miami Heat, LaMelo Ball being traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves, the next steps for the Charlotte Hornets, and our biggest winners and losers from both rounds of the NBA Draft.

We're two months away from the start of the 2026-27 college football season, and with it comes a new era in the Mountain West. San Jose State football will represent the league with a 13 game schedule this season. Nick Urias is back talking Spartan football, ranking every opponent on the schedule from easiest to toughest. He breaks down notable returners from each team, examines SJSU's challenging non-conference slate, and shares his thoughts on Mountain West newcomers Northern Illinois, North Dakota State and UTEP.

San Jose State football’s spring showcase and practices have concluded, and Nick returns to break down the latest headlines heading into the 2026 season, including notable departures, offseason additions, positional battles, coaching changes, and more.

With the NBA Playoffs starting on Saturday, Nick recaps the first four games of the NBA Play-In Tournament, where the Golden State Warriors, Charlotte Hornets, and Portland Trail Blazers secured clutch-time victories. He then previews Friday’s Play-In action and looks ahead to first-round playoff matchups, offering picks and predictions for each series.

The madness of March was in full effect during the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight, featuring clutch buckets and improbable results. Nick shares his thoughts on the dominance of Arizona after watching them live in the West Regional, Houston’s poor game plan against Illinois, Iowa’s Ben McCollum climbing the coaching ranks, the shot of a lifetime in UConn vs. Duke, and plenty more.

After the ups and downs, the tiebreakers, and months of teams cannibalizing one another, the Mountain West tournament bracket is finally set.Joining the podcast is Jonathan Canas from KSJS to dissect San Jose State’s first-round matchup with Boise State. We revisit the previous two meetings, hear from SJSU head coach Tim Miles on Round 3 between the Spartans and Broncos, and share our keys to the game for a potential all-time upset.We also dive into the Mountain West tournament bracket and discuss the stakes for several teams, who we trust the most, which teams got the most favorable draw, who might have the biggest crowd advantage, and much more.

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Conference tournament week is in full effect as Selection Sunday quickly approaches. Joining the podcast to refresh the at-large bubble for the NCAA Tournament is Rocco Miller, bracketologist for Bracketeer. We discuss how valuable the Wins Above Bubble (WAB) metric is in the selection process and what's on the line for Santa Clara, Stanford, Cal, SMU, New Mexico, and Auburn—teams currently on the edge of being in or out of the field.We also preview some of our favorite mid-major conference tournaments, including the Big Sky, CAA, Missouri Valley, and Summit League, while discussing just how wide open the Mountain West race is right now.

After securing their first true road win of the season, Nick recaps San Jose State’s 86-80 victory over Air Force. Looking ahead to Saturday, Spartans head coach Tim Miles previews a scorching-hot Colorado State team coming into town and discusses his relationship with Rams head coach Ali Farokhmanesh.Also joining the podcast to preview San Jose State-Colorado State is Steve Ivy, host of the Cracker’s College Hoops podcast. We break down the Rams’ up-and-down season, Year 3 for CSU forward Rashaan Mbemba, the final season of this era in the Mountain West, and share some fun Tim Miles stories.