Host Andy Patton signs off on the final episode of the Score Zags Score podcast, and announces his new venture in the Gonzaga media landscape.
After a quick update on the news and notes of the week, Andy takes things in a different direction with today's episode - talking about Gonzaga alumnus playing minor league baseball this year.
Host Andy Patton answers listener submitted questions for Mailbag Monday. Topics include:- Kevin Pangos' NBA future- Which Zag will have the biggest impact in the NBA this season?- Biggest surprise on this year's roster- And more!
Host Andy Patton dives into Mark Few's arrest on Monday evening for DUI, and the implications that could have on the team this season. Patton also discusses the two-year, $3.5 million dollar contract Cleveland gave to Kevin Pangos, and how BYU's move to the Big-12 could impact Gonzaga and the WCC.
Host Andy Patton has a little fun this week by discussing three what-if scenarios. What if Taylor Swift came to Gonzaga, or actually dated Matt Bouldin? What if Brock Osweiler came to Gonzaga instead of playing football? What if Brandon Roy came to Spokane instead of staying in Seattle?
Host Andy Patton answers a bunch of questions for Mailbag Monday, discussing Joel Ayayi's NBA future, Jalen Suggs' Rookie of the Year chances, and which set of freshmen (last year or this year) would win in a game of three-on-three.
Host Andy Patton goes one-by-one through the eight(!) Zags who participated in the 2021 NBA summer league.
Host Andy Patton sits down with Parker Ainsworth of the Midweek Midrange and F in Sports to discuss team fits for six Zags in the NBA: Kelly Olynyk and Zach Collins who signed new deals, as well as Jalen Suggs, Corey Kispert, Filip Petrusev and Joel Ayayi.
Host Andy Patton answers a handful of questions in his weekly mailbag Monday episode.
Host Andy Patton does individual NBA draft profiles for each of the four Zags entering the NBA: Jalen Suggs, Corey Kispert, Joel Ayayi, and Filip Petrusev.
Host Andy Patton chats with two-time guest Shannon Reader. Shannon is a former Gonzaga basketball player and currently works in college athletics at Stanford, and offers her thoughts on the new NIL rules passed by the NCAA this month.
Host Andy Patton discusses news and notes surrounding the Zags, including Olympic updates, FIBA scores, Zach Collins' injury, and Jeremy Jones' new team before he answers a trio of listener submitted questions for his July Mailbag.
Host Andy Patton goes through his complete two-round, 60 player 2021 NBA Mock Draft! Complete with analysis on the four Zags he has getting selected:4:21 Jalen Suggs10:45 Corey Kispert22:20 Joel Ayayi25:17 Filip Petrusev
After going through a series of news updates about the Zags, host Andy Patton reviews the latest Gonzaga book to hit stores - Lasting Mark.
Host Andy Patton answers a handful of Gonzaga-related questions for this month's Mailbag Monday - touching on Gonzaga's newcomers, the WCC next season, Drew Timme's outside shooting, Brandon Clarke's NBA disappearing act, and whether or not Domantas Sabonis is underrated.
Host Andy Patton talks about the six Zags who played in the NBA this past season, detailing their overall performance, analyzing their role and fit on their current teams, and looking ahead to each of their futures as pro basketball players.
Host Andy Patton discusses the five new players - four freshmen and a transfer - joining the Zags ahead of the 2021-2022 season. Timestamps below:1:00 - Chet Holmgren14:00 - Hunter Sallis21:00 - Nolan Hickman27:00 - Kaden Perry35:40 - Rasir Bolton
Host Andy Patton talks with Katie Campbell, a 2020 Gonzaga graduate and star shooting guard on the basketball team for three years, all which she did while raising her daughter Ava. Hear what she's up to these days, and how the Zag community has helped her in a major way just recently!
host Andy Patton answers listener-submitted questions in this mailbag Monday episode, discussing Gonzaga's rotation for next year, the potential for more zone defense, what GU's assistant coaches do, and more!
Host Andy Patton finishes off the season-in-review series by talking about Gonzaga big man Drew Timme, who was an absolute monster for the Zags last season.