On this episode of the Utah Blockcast, Steve Bartle breaks down his Post-Spring Big 12 Power Rankings. After doing homework on programs throughout the league following the conclusion of spring ball and the bulk of transfer portal activity, Bartle ranks all 16 teams and breaks them up into five different tiers.

Isaac Trotter joins the podcast to discuss all things Alex Jensen and the Runnin' Utes. From breaking down Utah basketball's potential identity under Jensen to individual player breakdowns, Trotter shares his thoughts on what Utah basketball has accomplished in its roster construction so far. He also gives his takes on the Big 12 and who the Utah Jazz should take at No. 5 in the NBA Draft. 

On this episode, 247 Sports national recruiting analyst Blair Angulo joins the Blockcast to talk recruiting. From the improving talent in the state of Utah to individual updates on prospects like Salesi Moa, Kelvin Obot, and others, Blair provides some good insights into the latest with Utah recruiting.

What are the biggest X-Factors for Kyle Whittingham's squad going into the 2025 season? Steve Bartle breaks down seven factors he believes are the biggest influences to Utah football's success this upcoming season.

Cam Rising announced he's been advised to medically retire, ending a great career. I run through Rising's greatest moments as the starting quarterback for Utah football.

I'm also joined by Andrew Crowley of the Runnin' Hoops podcast to discuss all things Runnin' Utes basketball, including an initial starting five projection and many other thoughts on the state of the program.

After an extended time away from the mic, host Steve Bartle dives into the transfer portal activity of both the basketball and football programs. He also wraps up some thoughts on the football squad after spring ball. 

Breaking down what I've seen and heard from spring ball. Then, a lengthy conversation with Andrew Crowley, aka Runnin Hoops, about all things ball. 

It was the media's first viewing session of spring ball, which provided a few impressions and takeaways. Utah basketball continues to make moves that speak to a significant commitment to the program. Lastly, Sly Sylvester joined me to talk about the 2008 team reunion over the weekend. 

It was a good week for Utah basketball with the introduction of Alex Jensen as head coach. The program rode the wave of momentum into Friday when they announced the hiring of Raphael Chillious, who is a bonafide stud on the recruiting trail. Utah football is back in action with spring ball underway. Then wrapped this one with a Q&A.

Breaking down what's happened with the Utah basketball program and what could be next. Is Andre Miller the next piece to the puzzle? As well as some thoughts on the Huntsman Center, and Utah football's spring ball.