Eric McClellan, a 6-foot-4 combo guard who played at Vanderbilt last season, is reportedly visiting Gonzaga next week.
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One of the legends in conference history is commemorated; LMU's Anthony Ireland
We say fair well to Alex Osborne, former LMU forward
Malcolm Brooks, former Pepperdine wing, is transferring to Cal State Fullerton for his last season of eligibility
One of Gonzaga’s top targets for the 2015 class, Dejounte Murray, made his college decision today at five p.m.
Randy Bennett and Dave Rose were both mentioned in ESPN's top 50 coaches list. Where did they fall?
Dalton Nixon, a 6-foot-7 forward from Orem, Utah, was originally supposed to serve a two-year LDS mission before enrolling at BYU in the 2016-2017 season.
Devin Watson commits to San Francisco. Who is he, and what impact will he make on the Dons? We discuss here...
, I will take a look at whether LMU would be better off with Max Good or Mike Dunlap – two seemingly polar opposites - at the helm.
We recap the events of LMU's offseason.
n the WCC, there are a few nicknames – some more well-known than others – that I think you should know about.
Aaron Short is leaving the University of the Pacific.
We take a look at Andy Kennedy's proposed change that would eliminate "fouling out." From a WCC perspective of course.
We conducted an interview with Evan Wardlow, touching on his excitement for Santa Clara, his reputation as a defensive stopper and his overall recruitment.
LMU has officially announced the signings of Petr Herman and Joshua Spiers
Find out which WCC teams stocks are up and which WCC teams stocks are down for the 2014-2015 season.
Gonzaga forward Luke Meikle will not return to the school for his sophomore season, sources said and was later confirmed by Jim Meehan of the Spokesman Review.
Here is a look at the players in the WCC that will be toughest to replace and the players that will make the most impact their first year.
Here is our question and answer interview with Evergreen High School (Vancouver, Wash.) forward Robert Franks.