Jason Walker
Sports Content Lead at Cache Valley Daily
Staff Writer at SB Nation
Professional storyteller. USU Aggies and local high school sports for @CVDaily, Utah Jazz for @slcdunk. Co-host of the Full Court Press (@1069TheFan)
Articles
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4 days ago |
cachevalleydaily.com | Jason Walker
Three basketball players from the Mountain West received invites to the 2025 NBA Combine this year, an event that begins today in Chicago and goes through next Sunday. It's the most invites from the conference since 2020, which had an expanded pool of players participate in a virtual combine as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Colorado State wing Nique Clifford, San Diego State wing Myles Byrd and Nevada jumbo-guard Kobe Sanders will all showcase their skills for NBA scouts this week.
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6 days ago |
cachevalleydaily.com | Jason Walker
The new Pac-12 is still one more season away from coming to fruition, but it's worth comparing how the eventual group of teams are doing currently. More importantly, it's a good time to speculate on which teams would have done the best this past sports season. The Pac-12 will be mixing and matching teams from at least three different conferences (old Pac-12, Mountain West and West Coast) with another team yet to be added, likely from a fourth league.
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1 week ago |
cachevalleydaily.com | Jason Walker
Utah State lost its starting center - the 6-foot-11 Aubin Gateretse - to graduation this offseason and needed to find some size to replace him. Former Utes forward Zach Keller, standing 6-foot-10, is a solid candidate to do the replacing. But a similarity in size is about all Keller shares with the man whose role he'll try to fill as Keller will bring a much different skillset than the rim-running/rim-protecting Gateretse did.
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2 weeks ago |
cachevalleydaily.com | Jason Walker
According to a report from CBS Sports college basketball reporter Jon Rothstein, Utah State men's basketball will participate in an additional field of four teams in the 2025 Charleston Classic. Alongside the Aggies, it is reported that Boston College, Tulane and Davidson will be participating teams. The primary field of the Charleston Classic will feature teams from major conferences, reported to be West Virginia, Georgia, Clemson and Xavier.
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2 weeks ago |
cachevalleydaily.com | Jason Walker
Kolby King marks the most recent addition to Utah State men's basketball's transfer class for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The Aggies lost a potential key returner at point guard in Deyton Albury, and King appears to be the top candidate to replace the lost production. There's a pretty easy comparison between the two, but ultimately there's more to it as we'll examine below.
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