Bear Down Bias

In this 2012 interview, Dick Tomey reflects on his time leading the Arizona Football program from 1987-2000.

The Dawkins trial is over. What's next for Arizona Basketball? Arizona fans are on pins and needles waiting to see what the NCAA has to say about all this. Will the Sean Miller era continue?

The Bear Down Bias podcast introduces its first annual Luties award show, rewarding individual Cats for their performance during the 2018-19 season. Bear Down!

Channing Frye is one of the greatest big men in Arizona Basketball history. During his final season of his 14 year NBA career he sits down with Bear Down Bias and discusses his Arizona Wildcat career. His memories of big wins over Kansas, Gonzaga and UCLA are still fresh in his mind. He also shares his take on the controversial 'Candygate' incident in 2003. Channing loves the ASU/UA rivalry and talks about the 2004 incident when Sparky's children went a bit too far while heckling the legendary Lute Olson.

Sparky came to Tucson and ruined Justin Coleman and Ryan Luther's Senior Day. Sean Miller responds by making a heartfelt speech thanking the two seniors and the die hard fans of Arizona Basketball. Can the Cats make a run in Vegas? Bear Down!

The Cats get a split in Oregon. Devanaire Doutrive makes a bucket at the buzzer at Oregon State. The Ducks destroy the Cats and Sean Miller is still reacting to the Phoenix media in his own way.

Another topsy turvy week for Arizona Basketball. The Cats win two in a row while Sean Miller plays the waiting game with the federal trial starting in April. Can the Cats be ready for Vegas?

Lute Olson is expected to make a full recovery after a minor stroke. Gilbert Arenas joins Ice Cube's Big 3 basketball league. The Cats losing streak hits seven. What is Sean Miller's job status? Bear Down!

The Cats are on a five-game losing streak but the big story for the program is what is happening off the court. Also Brad and Steven wrap up the Buzzer Beater series by talking about clutch shots by MoMo Jones and Nic Wise. Bear Down!

The Cats and Devils give us another great game but our heroes fall in overtime. Is Bobby Hurley in it for the long haul in Tempe? Bear Down!

In Episode 35 the gang covers the Book Richardson plea deal, the blowout losses in So Cal, the upcoming rivalry game against the scummies and Damon Stoudamire's questionable Twitter admissions. Bear Down!

The Cats drop another one at McKale but bounce back with it's best player out with an injury. Also a big Arizona Basketball fan shares his memories of the classic 1988 Arizona Final Four team. Bear Down!

Emmanuel Akot surprises Arizona fans by transferring, a sweep in the Bay puts the Cats in a first place tie and we announce the winner of our Damon Stoudamire contest. Bear Down!

Book Richardson agrees to a plea deal, the Cats sweep the mountain schools and find out how you can add a Damon Stoudamire collectible to your Arizona Wildcat collection. Bear Down!

At one time the Arizona/Stanford basketball clash was one of the premier rivalries in the country. Former assistant coach Jim Rosborough drops by to talk about this once great match up. Bear Down!

The fellas talk buzzer beaters for the holidays. In part 3 of the buzzer beater series, the guys discuss stories of how Richard Jefferson, Miles Simon and Mustafa Shukur became Arizona Wildcats buzzer beater legends. Bear Down!

Allonzo Trier is not happy with some after signing his new contract. Baylor breaks the Cats non conference home winning streak. Chase Jeter has a superpower and the fellas introduce a new segment called 'Who you hatin' on?'. Bear Down!

After a close loss at Alabama the Cats hope some home cooking will give them a much needed win against Baylor. Steven and Brad also break down the much talked about gold/copper uniform controversy. Bear Down!

The Cats grind out a win on the east coast, Steven and Brad talk about the Cats gold uniform designs and a brand new segment called 'Eatin' Crow' makes it's debut. Bear Down!

Steven and Brad recap the Maui Invitational and the phenomenal play of Justin Coleman.