When the best basketball player in your program's history decides to not even play the sport anymore, it says something about your basketball team.

At least that player will be a Hall of Famer in another sport.

Future Hall of Fame baseball player Tony Gwynn still holds the San Diego State record for most career assists, but he passed up a chance to play with the Los Angeles Clippers as a 10th-round draft pick to play with the San Diego Padres. [Read article]

From the minute freshman Kim Glass signed her letter of intent to come to Arizona, she knew that she would have a chance to lead the Wildcats to a national championship.

The first step toward Arizona's first national championship began last night against Texas-Arlington (26-7) ,and Glass played a huge part.

Glass led the Wildcats to a 3-0 (30-22, 30-26, 30-20) sweep of the Mavericks.

UTA entered the match as a heavy underdog and its lack of size and athleticism made it hard to compete with Arizona (18-11). [Read article]

Luke Walton returns to his hometown of San Diego this weekend to visit friends and family and face the team he grew up watching

Long before Luke Walton perfected his spin move to the baseline and patented fall-away jump shot, he was watching San Diego State basketball games from the bleachers of Peterson Gym.

Walton's opportunity arose during his senior season in high school, when he was offered a scholarship to play at SDSU. Playing in front of his friends and family was a signature away. [Read article]

The No. 6 Arizona Icecats (8-3) return to action tonight against No. 18 Arizona State (8-7-1), in the second week of the team's four-weekend home stand.

The puck drops tonight and tomorrow at 7:30, at the Tucson Convention Center.

TCC is expected to be a packed house for both games of the intrastate rivalry, as the opening weekend drew over 4,500 fans for both games. Near the end of last season, the Icecats and Sun Devils played a two-game set at TCC in front of sellout crowds of over 7,100 fans each, forcing TCC officials to turn away hundreds of fans. [Read article]

Q: Which Pac-10 basketball team has the most conference wins since 1984?

A: Arizona with 474.