The 2026 College Basketball transfer portal is officially open and Magoon Gwath has entered into it for the second year in a row. Except this time around there seems to be a more permanent feeling around it.
From transition dunks, to diving rebounds—to watch Heide’s progression play out was delightful to witness at times.
Final Four Saturday gave a chance to watch the ‘Fab Five’ of Michigan’s early 90’s a chance to reunite as their Wolverines took center stage.
Now here in 2026 head coach of Michigan, Dusty May finally gets his chance at taking down UConn. Only this time he has the power of the Big Blue in Michigan behind him.
The portal isn’t just about filling holes anymore—it’s about reshaping the roster in a way that gets SDSU back to being a contender.
Heading into April, many expected many SDSU transfers into the portal. Instead, only a handful of notable developments have so far.
March is almost over but not before Miles Byrd & BJ Davis announce they’ve been taken by ‘El Portal’! AZTEC WBB Season comes to an end and we get into all the Final Four Madness.
The Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year, Miles Byrd has plans to enter the transfer portal.
A slow offensive start and ending ultimately doomed the Aztecs on the night. But the larger story for San Diego State is one of growth and trajectory
The challenge for the ladies only gets steeper as the Aztecs head to face the Kansas Jayhawks on Thursday, March 26 in the WBIT. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 4:30pm PST in Lawrence, Kansas at the famed Allen Fieldhouse. It can be seen on ESPN+.
Tuesday afternoon reports came down that SDSU guard BJ Davis will enter the transfer portal per his agency. Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports announced the news via social media.
With no true mid-major runs, the 2026 tournament is shaping up to be one of the most predictable in recent memory. Or is it? What it means for San Diego State, Gonzaga, and Utah State and the new Pac-12?
For San Diego State the difference between playing in March and watching from home came down to one missing piece: a defining win. T
San Diego State finished the weekend winning 2 of 3 games and earning their 17th MW Tournament Championship game. But that’s where it ended. Sons of Montezuma is back to recap our Aztecs weekend in Las Vegas and why the team got left out of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in five years.
On selection Sunday the program learned its season would not continue in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament.
In a game that was tight for much of the afternoon, a five-point play late in the second half proved to unravel the Aztecs
The final chapter in one of the Mountain West Conference’s most intense rivalries delivered exactly what it promised: drama until the final seconds.
