The Star's Justin Spears and Alec White preview the players and coaches with UA ties in the NBA bubble at Walt Disney World in Orlando. Plus, Star reporter PJ Brown joins the podcast to talk the latest in UA women's basketball and her "Owning OKC" series that is available for readers on The Wildcaster App.

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Sports are back, folks! With the NBA returning, the Star's Justin Spears, Bruce Pascoe and Alec White take a look at former Arizona Wildcats in the Orlando bubble. Plus, could the start of the college basketball season be delayed? Junior guard Jemarl Baker provides a UA hoops update. In the second half of the podcast, Fox Sports Arizona's Jody Jackson joins in to preview the MLB season and expectations for the condensed 60-game schedule. Could the format be useful for a team like, let's say, the Diamondbacks? Find out! If you're hungry, there's also quarantine food talk.

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The Star's Justin Spears and Michael Lev are joined by Arizona Varsity's Ralph Amsden to discuss the start of the college and high school football seasons. Is a spring start the inevitable? Or can football in the fall be accomplished? Plus, what's next for Khalil Tate after the quarterback turned wide receiver was waived by the Philadelphia Eagles? To end the podcast, the guys talk UA adding Tucson native and Canyon del Oro running back Stevie Rocker for 2021, and Phoenix-are native Roy Lopez Jr. signing with Arizona as a graduate transfer.

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Tucson native and Canyon del Oro running back Stevie Rocker joined the Star's Justin Spears on the podcast to share his college commitment. Rocker's choices are the Arizona Wildcats, Cal Golden Bears, Nevada Wolfpack and the BYU Cougars. Will he stay home? Rocker explains his choice.

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The Star's Justin Spears, Ryan Finley and Michael Lev discuss the Ivy League's decision to move football to the spring and canceling athletics until 2021. Could this set the tone for college athletics, or is FBS a different beast? Plus, another look at the Arizona Wildcats' 2021 football recruiting class and the UA's two latest commits. Shane Dale, author of "RichRod vs. Graham," joins the podcast to preview his upcoming book about the Territorial Cup rivalry between 2012-17.

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The Star's Justin Spears and Michael Lev break down Arizona's decision to pause its reentry plan for student-athletes due to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases in Arizona, specifically Pima County. What could this mean for the start of the fall sports season, including football? Plus, taking a look at Arizona's 2021 recruiting class.

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The Star's Justin Spears, Alec White and special guest Mark Lawson dive into the most important things Arizona forward Ira Lee said in this week's press conference, including his voice for 'Black Lives Matter,' his experiences with police and what he's done to make a change over the last few weeks. Plus, a look at Arizona's latest four-star commit, quarterback Clay Millen.

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The Star's Justin Spears, Ryan Finley and Caitlin Schmidt discuss the latest updates in college sports, including Arizona's reentry plan for its student-athletes and the potential issues that lie ahead, especially in Arizona, which has seen a spike in COVID-19 cases. Plus, a recap of the Spring Stars series and yet another update in the Orlando Bradford saga.

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Former Arizona basketball standout Jawann McClellan joins the podcast to discuss his experiences as a Houston police officer over the last few weeks and how law enforcement will be forever changed. McClellan, a Houston native, grew up with George Floyd, who was killed by police in Minneapolis, and shares his childhood experiences with Floyd. McClellan also shares a story about the time he experienced racism at the UA, and provides unique insight to police brutality on Black-Americans.

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The Star's Justin Spears, Bruce Pascoe and Alec White dive into the latest news surrounding the Arizona Wildcats basketball team, including Jason Terry's introductory press conference as an assistant coach, Sean Miller meeting with the media for the first time since the Pac-12 Tournament, and what Oklahoma State's postseason ban by the NCAA could mean for UA. Plus, a rough schedule of what's to come for Nico Mannion, Josh Green and Zeke Nnaji with the NBA draft date pushed back.

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