The Perimeter with Adam Morrison

The FINAL WEEK of The Perimeter with Adam Morrison, presented by McGillivray Environmental, is now live!   On the final week of Season 3 of The Perimeter, Adam recaps the Gonzaga Men's Sweet Sixteen loss to the Purdue Boilermakers & looks into his crystal ball for what is to come for the Bulldogs in the 2024-2025 season. Presented by McGillivray Environmental and supported by Idaho Central Credit Union & HDG Architecture.   Produced independently & locally in Spokane, WA, by Spokast! Visit ⁠www.spokast.com⁠ to learn more.

Adam Morrison relives the excitement of Gonzaga's journey through the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament. We celebrate Gonzaga's dominating victories over McNeese State and Kansas as Adam provides in-depth recaps and reactions to the team's stellar performances. Looking ahead, gear up for the Sweet Sixteen showdown against Purdue, as Adam previews the highly anticipated rematch. Can Gonzaga make it the third time's the charm and secure a victory against Purdue? Don't miss this episode filled with March Madness madness, intense matchups, and expert analysis on "The Perimeter with Adam Morrison."

In episode 21 of "The Perimeter," Adam Morrison recaps the WCC Tournament and analyzes Gonzaga's #5 seed in the Midwest Region and their First-Round game against McNeese State in the NCAA Tournament. We also talk about the possible second-round matchup against either #4 Kansas or #13 Samford, as well as the exciting prospect of a Sweet 16 rematch versus #1 Purdue. Additionally, we discuss other notable teams in the tournament, such as Saint Mary's in Spokane, Washington State in the East, Boise State in a play-in game against Colorado, and Long Beach State's Cinderella story under former Zag coach Dan Monson. Don't miss this episode filled with March Madness excitement, bracket breakdowns, and more on "The Perimeter with Adam Morrison."

Join Adam Morrison in a riveting episode of "The Perimeter" as we explore whether Gonzaga Men's Basketball has hit its stride at the most crucial moment of the season. Delve into the highs and triumphs of recent victories against USF and St. Mary's. As the regular season comes to a close, Adam previews the upcoming WCC Tournament, offering insights into the potential matchups, key players, and the team's readiness for postseason play. Plus, we get into the WCC Tournament, WCC Awards, and More NCAA Tournament Bracketology.

In Week 19 of "The Perimeter," Adam Morrison discusses the final regular season home game against Santa Clara. He then previews the challenging road games against San Francisco and St. Mary's. Adam also tackles the topic: Should storming the court be banned in sports? Weighing in on the potential risks and consequences of such celebrations. Don't miss this episode filled with nostalgia, anticipation, and a deep dive into the broader conversations surrounding sportsmanship and fan behavior.

In Week 18 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison discusses Gonzaga's NET ranking and analyzes Bracketology projections from ESPN, Fox, and CBS, offering insights into Gonzaga's potential seeding and matchups in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.  He previews the upcoming games against Portland and Santa Clara, highlighting the significance of the Santa Clara matchup as a revenge game and a potential celebration for Anton Watson in his final home game at the McCarthey Athletic Center.  Don't miss this episode filled with rankings, projections, and anticipation for the final stretch of Gonzaga Men's Basketball's regular season.

On Week 17 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison relives Gonzaga's recent historic victory at Rupp Arena against John Calipari's Kentucky Wildcats.

In Week 16 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison discusses last week's home loss to St. Mary's and previews Gonzaga's road matchup against Jonn Calipari's Kentucky Wildcats.

In Week 15 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison discusses recent wins against LMU, USF & Pacific and the Bulldog's upcoming home game against the St. Mary's.

In Week 14 of The Perimeter, Adam Morrison discusses recent road wins against Pepperdine and San Diego and the Bulldog's upcoming home game against the University of San Francisco. Adam also addresses the potential closure of Sports Illustrated. Adam shares about being on the magazine's cover and what the future might hold for the publication.