The Wildcast

Dom and Justin are back in action as the Wildcats travel to Corvallis, Oregon. The podcast throws some Allonzo Trier shooting stats your way, and contemplates Deandre Ayton as the national player of the year amid Trae Young's recent struggles with Oklahoma. Plus, the guys dive into the social mailbag to talk Alex Barcello and DEFENSE.

Dom and Justin get Bruce Pascoe on the line to reminisce in some of his fondest Arizona-Arizona State basketball memories. Plus, an ASU bar bans Wildcats gear, and the UA clocked in as a No. 4 seed in the NCAA selection committee's first bracket projection. All this and more inside the latest episode of The Wildcast.

Star columnist Greg Hansen and sports editor Ryan Finley argue over who would benefit more from a win Thursday night in Tempe, gush over ASU coach Bobby Hurley and wonder if Sean Miller could be tempted by job openings at UConn or Pitt.

Both clouded by an FBI probe and coming off consecutive, late-season losses, Arizona and USC meet at McKale Center with Pac-12 supremacy at stake. The podcast calls out to the Orange County Register's Joey Kaufman for help dissecting the state of USC basketball, and to preview Saturday's showdown.

Greg Hansen hops on with Dominic and Justin to put Arizona's defensive struggles into perspective. Greg gives a heads up for what to keep an eye on when the Wildcats take on UCLA, and we'll pop open the latest social media mailbag to talk defense, Deandre Ayton, and potential NCAA matchups.

Dominic Baciocco and Justin Spears are back to decipher the state of Arizona basketball after a monstrous blowout at Washington State. What will the game in Seattle on Saturday prove? Plus, Bruce Pascoe calls in from Washington to provide some Lorenzo Romar insight and more, and the guys dive in to the social media mailbag from listeners.

Ryan, Michael and Justin break down Arizona’s coaching staff for the 2018 season under first-year head coach Kevin Sumlin. Where will the Wildcats improve the most moving forward?

Star sports editor Ryan Finley and columnist Greg Hansen explain why a 20-game conference schedule is a good start, tell why Washington is a trap game and make their Super Bowl picks.

Arizona women’s basketball head coach Adia Barnes and senior guard JaLea Bennett join PJ Brown and Justin Spears at McKale Center to talk season two struggles, recruiting, and what lies ahead for the program.

Greg and Ryan preview this weekend’s games against Colorado and Utah, rank the Pac-12’s best basketball arenas, and look ahead to Kevin Sumlin’s first hires.

On a special, All-Star themed episode of The Wildcast, Dominic Baciocco and Justin Spears select their Pac-12 All-Star starters and reserves. The podcast also fields questions from listeners on social media, and imagines Allonzo Trier's next notch.

Dominic Baciocco and Justin Spears weigh in on Arizona's absent bench at Cal, and how it could put a wrench in the Wildcats' Bay Area road trip. Bruce Pascoe breaks down one of the biggest surprises in the Pac-12: a red-hot, first-place Stanford squad fresh off an upset of Arizona State.

The first ever quad cast! Justin Spears, Ryan Finley, Michael Lev and Dominic Baciocco examine Arizona's hire of Kevin Sumlin as its next head football coach, and what’s next for him heading into his first season in Tucson.

Ryan and Greg check in from Kevin Sumlin’s press conference with their first impressions of the new coach, how he fits in — and whether the swag-copter is coming with him to Tucson.

Justin, Dom and Bruce break down Arizona’s once sluggish game against the Oregon State Beavers and the highlight moments. Plus, the Wildcats’ bench has been MIA, but Sean Miller says depth is crucial for the second half of the season. That said, how have expectations for this team changed? The podcast weighs in.