In the season finale of “The Perimeter,” Adam Morrison recaps Gonzaga Basketball’s offseason changes, player updates, and the latest in college sports dynamics. The episode kicks off with shoutouts to McGilvery Environmental and new partner M4CPA, both integral in supporting the podcast’s mission. Adam reflects on the upcoming roster changes, including returning players Braden Huff and Graham Ike, and gives a nod to key departures like Dusty Stromer and Jun Seok Yeo. The discussion also touches on the evolving landscape of college basketball with NIL deals, player development, and the challenges of navigating the transfer portal.Throughout the episode, Adam answers listener questions, provides his insights on Gonzaga’s future, and wraps up the season with gratitude for the loyal audience. A special thanks is given to sponsors McGilvery Environmental, Idaho Central Credit Union, and M4CPA for their continued support.

In Week 22 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison takes a deep dive into Gonzaga’s standout performances this season, highlighting Ryan Nembhard’s incredible assist record and the potential futures of players like Graham Ike and Braden Huff. Adam also provides an in-depth recap of Gonzaga’s loss to Houston, breaking down the key moments and areas where the Zags fell short. He also discusses the evolving landscape of college sports, focusing on the impact of NIL and the transfer portal.

In this special episode of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison sits down with Gonzaga’s senior forward, Ben Gregg, for an exclusive interview that provides an in-depth look into his journey—from his collegiate career at Gonzaga to his aspirations for the professional basketball world.

Ben opens up about his growth as a player, discussing the challenges he faced stepping into the Gonzaga locker room and the pivotal moments that shaped his role on the team, including his unforgettable performance at the PK 85 Tournament. He also reflects on the mental battles of balancing high expectations and the pressure of competing at the highest level.

Beyond basketball, Ben’s commitment to giving back to the community is explored, including his work with local organizations and his recognition as a member of the Allstate NACDA Good Works Team, an award given to student-athletes excelling in community service. Ben’s efforts to help foster children and support underserved youth showcase his impact off the court.

As Ben looks to transition into his professional career, he shares his thoughts on summer league opportunities and his dreams of playing professionally, whether stateside or overseas. He also touches on the invaluable connections and experiences he’s gained during his time at Gonzaga, reminding future athletes of the importance of these relationships as they embark on their own journeys.