WCC Media Day was this week and I spoke with a number of players and coaches to get the scoop on what we should expect this season. Portland stock rising. BYU and San Diego lowering.

Also, got to chat with SMC's Logan Johnson, USF's Ty Roberts, and Portland's Tyler Robertson.

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The San Diego Toreros are one of the more interesting teams in the WCC. New head coach, 12 new players, only four players returning but all have started in the past. There are external expectations of the Steve Lavin led squad. Are they ready?

San Diego broadcaster Jack Cronin gives us the breakdown.

Who else from last year's bottom half has the best chance to breaking into the top 4?

The NBA is on the verge of lowering the age requirement from 19 to 18. Is this the end of the one and done? How will this impact college hoops and the WCC?

Changes to the NCAA Tournament? Let's hope not.

Santa Clara play-by-play man Anthony Passarelli drops in to chat Broncos basketball.

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How do you tier the teams in the WCC? The countdown to the season continues and FanSided's Tristan Freeman stops by to talk the WCC outlook and transfers. Also, who has the most to prove this season?

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USF star Khalil Shabazz stops by to talk about the coming season, the confidence built last season, and Washington native dives into the scene at the CrawsOver (Seattle Pro-Am) over the weekend. Also, Saint Mary's Australia trip and a quick look at the conference schedule.

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The college basketball season is less than 100 days away! Time to get back into the flow of things.  

11:41 - Saint Mary's schedule

23:16 - Conference realignment

39:05 - New Bloods Podcast's Tuck Clarry

Teams have been busy in the transfer portal. San Diego, San Francisco, and LMU have all made big moves. A Gonzaga trio returns. What about BYU?

the NBA Draft is a couple months away still but we can still get into it now, and I bring in The Kings Herald NBA Draft analyst (and Saint Mary's alum) Bryant West to talk about the WCC prospects.

Also, with rumors about Gonzaga going to the Big East abound, BYU with one season left, should Saint Mary's also start looking for the exit?

The NCAA Tournament is an experience like no other. Both Gonzaga and Saint Mary's started the NCAA Tournament in Portland. San Francisco in Indianapolis. I'll go over the games, the vibe, the experience. 

The NCAA Tournament begins this week and the WCC has three teams in: Gonzaga, Saint Mary's, and San Francisco. For Gonzaga, it's the first step towards that elusive national championship. For Saint Mary's, it's a chance to return to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 2010. For USF, can they make a splash in its first appearance since 1998?