Two former WCC players, David Stockton and Anthony Ireland, played in first round action at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament
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European power forward and son of an NBA legend - Arvydas Sabonis - Domantas Sabonis signed with Gonzaga this morning
The Top 5 power forwards in the WCC for the 2013-2014 season.
After a brief hiatus, we are starting back up our postseason WCC top player at each position series with the small forwards.
2014 Power Forward Ilias Theorodou from St. Johns Northwest Military Academy Commits to Pacific
Sam Duren of Okhoops.com announced that Shawn Olden from Union, Okla. committed to Pepperdine last night following an in-home visit:
Yesterday, we released our top 5 point guards in the WCC for the 2013-2014 season, now it’s time to do the shooting guards.
Oregon Transfer A.J. Lapray will finish out his career at Pepperdine University
The top five point guards in the West Coast Conference for the 2013-2014 season.
While the rosters for next season are not set in stone, I thought it would be a fun to take a look at the WCC for the 2014-2015 season and rank the teams
Reports are indicating that Lithuanian Forward Domantas Sabonis is a “done deal” to Gonzaga.
D’Marques Tyson, a 6’6”, class of 2014 wing from Quality Education Academy in Winston-Salem, North Carolina commits to Portland
BYU men’s basketball program announced that Matt Carlino would be leaving the team.
First it was Khalil Bedart-Ghani, then it was Cameron Neubauer and now Vasilije Pusica is the Toreros fourth and most likely final commit in the 2014 class.
In the last few days, three players have announced they will be leaving their respective WCC schools. In the grand scheme of things,
Instead of doing this for the entire realm of division 1 basketball, we will stick to what we do best: the WCC
It is pretty unusual that two teams from the same conference face off late in March, but that is exactly what happened when USD and Pacific faced off
Although Smart is, as of now, staying in Virginia, this media melodrama begs the question: will any of the WCC’s high level coaching bolt for greener
The season for the Gonzaga Bulldogs abruptly came to a close when the Arizona Wildcats defeated the Zags in impressive fashion. The final score ended up
Death, taxes, and Mark Few and Gonzaga advancing past the first round in the NCAA tournament. In Few’s 16 years of coaching the Bulldogs