The Star's Justin Spears, Alec White and Bruce Pascoe discuss the latest news in UA basketball, including Arizona hiring Jason Terry as an assistant coach and what JET provides for the program. Arizona also signed Lithuanian twins, Azuolas and Tautvilas Tubelis, and added to its European-heavy recruiting class. However, there's a problem: UA has 14 scholarship players with only 13 spots. Does this mean Brandon Williams' time as a Wildcat is up? Plus, the guys answer Twitter mailbag questions.

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The Star's Justin Spears and Michael Lev chat about the latest in UA football and baseball news, including Arizona scheduling a home-and-home series with SEC power Alabama in 12 years. The Pac-12 delayed its announcement for kickoff times and TV assignments of the 2020 season. Could this be a concerning sign for the start of college football? Plus, Tucson native Nick Gonzales was named National Player of the Year by Collegiate Baseball, while UA catcher Austin Wells was listed on the All-America Second Team. To end the podcast, the guys discuss the bonus of having a Pac-12 baseball tournament potentially in Arizona.

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The Star's Justin Spears is joined by former Arizona Wildcat Will Parks, who recently signed a one-year deal with his hometown team Philadelphia Eagles. Parks dives into why he turned down more money to return to Philly, his current quest to prevent gun violence in his hometown, and what his role could be in the Eagles' secondary.

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Sports back in Arizona? The Star's Justin Spears, Michael Lev and Ryan Finley discuss Arizona governor Doug Ducey lifting the stay-home order and allowing in-state professional sports teams to play games. The California State University system announced decision to have no students on campus with classes strictly online for the fall semester. Could the UC schools follow suit? If so, what could this mean for UCLA and Cal? What about private schools such as USC and Stanford? Lev, Spears and Finley lay out ideas and scenarios for the upcoming college football season and the significant impact COVID-19 could have on the Pac-12. Plus, a breakdown of the "Last Dance" documentary and Michael Jordan's ultra-competitive-alpha-dog mentality.

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Former Arizona Wildcat Nick Johnson joins The Wildcast Podcast during quarantine to share memories — good and scary — from playing overseas in Turkey. Hint: Johnson is afraid of heights. Johnson also details his motivation to run a full marathon with a former Marine and dedicating the run to a fallen soldier. Plus, we get his thoughts on the current state of UA basketball and his future YouTube fishing channel, "Reel Fishing Giants," with his brother Chris Johnson and former Arizona teammate Kaleb Tarczewski.

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The Star's Justin Spears, Alec White and Bruce Pascoe discuss the latest updates in UA basketball. With Louisville as the seventh program to receive NCAA notice of allegations, are the Arizona Wildcats close to a similar situation? Sean Miller and the Arizona coaching staff sign four international prospects, could this be the new norm for the Cats? Plus, PJ Brown joins the podcast to share memories of living in Chicago during the Michael Jordan era, and what Adia Barnes said about the UA women's basketball program in her most recent press conference.

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In a scheduled meeting this week, the NCAA Board of Governors showed support for student-athletes being compensated for their name, image and likeness in the future. Here's the catch: Student-athletes are only allowed to profit off NIL with third-party companies and universities are not allowed to be looped in. The Star's Justin Spears, Michael Lev and Ryan Finley weigh the pros and cons of what this movement could mean for college athletics and the UA. Plus, how will Khalil Tate, J.J. Taylor and Jace Whittaker translate their skillset to the NFL?

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Arizona has added four international recruits for the 2020-21, including three from Europe: Turkish small forward Tibet Gorener, Estonian guard Kerr Kriisa and French big man Daniel Batcho. After Gorener committed to Arizona late Monday night, how will the 6-8 wing fit in with the current roster? Plus, what will Khalil Tate's role be with the Philadelphia Eagles after signing as an undrafted free agent? To finish off the podcast, the Star's Caitlin Schmidt joins to discuss her latest series, "Spring Stars," which highlights the top spring athletes from each high school in Southern Arizona.

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The NFL draft concluded on Saturday and the Arizona Wildcats were the only team in the Pac-12 to not have a player selected. Considering one of those players not selected was Khalil Tate, a once possible Heisman Trophy candidate in 2018 and Sports Illustrated cover quarterback, who's to blame for Arizona's struggles in the NFL draft? Where will J.J. Taylor and Jace Whittaker begin their NFL journey? Plus, the podcast takes a look at Arizona's recruiting efforts for international basketball players and the latest with Kerwin Walton.

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Gronk is now a Buc! Moments after former Arizona Wildcat Rob Gronkowski was traded from the New England Patriots to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, ending his unofficially signed retirement, the Star's Justin Spears, Ryan Finley, Michael Lev and Alec White react to Gronk's return to football. With Thursday's NFL Draft nearing, the guys breakdown the Star's wacky mock draft. Hint: Joe Burrow isn't a Bengal. Plus, how can Arizona's J.J. Taylor, Khalil Tate or Jace Whittaker carve a role in the NFL?

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