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San Diego State’s entry into the Pac‑12 brings a mix of veteran talent and fresh faces, positioning the Aztecs as a dark‑horse contender for the conference crown and a potential automatic tournament berth.
The revived Pac‑12 conference welcomes a mix of established programs and rising contenders, with Gonzaga projected as a top‑five national team, Utah State holding onto star Mason Falslev, and several schools navigating injuries, transfers and coaching changes.
The San Diego State Aztecs must replace star guard Nick Anderson, who is out for the season, as new transfers and redshirt players step into larger roles.
The Badgers will host a high‑profile recruiting weekend featuring a five‑star recruit, eight four‑star athletes and a host of in‑state standouts, aiming to extend a recent surge of commitments.
The camp, held at Penn State’s facilities in State College, featured notable prospects such as Nick Anderson, Tony Johnson Jr., Drew Sheridan and others, offering coaches a first‑look at future talent.
San Diego State adds Isaiah Sy, a versatile wing with a strong shooting and rebounding pedigree, to its roster after Nick Anderson’s season‑ending injury. The move reshapes a team that blends returning veterans, European pros and a freshman, setting the stage for a competitive season.
The Aztecs captured an 11‑6 win over New Mexico, saw transfer Nick Anderson sidelined for the season, and celebrated individual golf accolades.
The Aztecs baseball team posted an 11-6 win over New Mexico, the golf programs celebrated individual and team honors, and the basketball side faced a season-ending injury to transfer Nick Anderson, all while the university looks to build on recent successes.
A torn ACL and partial meniscus have ended the transfer guard's current campaign, prompting surgery, rehab and speculation about his eligibility and the team's next move
The Aztecs' roster overhaul brings three transfers, three overseas prospects and a freshman, while health questions linger around key big men.
A handful of standout players remain undecided, shaping the next wave of roster moves in college basketball.