In this episode of the Straight Outta WAC podcast, Derryl spoke with California Baptist guard Filipa Barros.

Barros is in her fourth season in Riverside and has battled back from a knee injury that knocked her out of the 2024-25 season.

The Lancers sit in first place atop the WAC standings with a two-game lead over ACU.

Derryl was joined by ACU broadcaster Andy Penney this week to take a look at the WAC at the midway point of conference play. Penney discusses the Wildcats, what they are doing well, and so much more.

Give it a listen.

Kylee Mabry has been a Utah Valley Wolverine for the entirety of her collegiate basketball career.

Through ups and downs, new heights, setting a program record for wins at the Division I level, and much more, Mabry has been a big part of Dan Nielson’s plan at Utah Valley University.

Mabry spoke with Derryl about the Wolverines, the season thus far, and much more.

Southern Utah guard Sierra Chambers jumped on the Straight Outta WAC podcast to talk to Derryl about the T-Birds, the non-conference slate, growth, and much more.

The CBU women’s basketball team is back to its winning ways, beginning the 2025-26 season a perfect 5-0.

Analyst Taylor Kilgore jumped on the podcast with Derryl to talk about the Lancers, the wins, the roster, and who has stood out so far.

Earlier this week, Derryl got a chance to visit with Tarleton State guard Jakoriah Long about her journey to Division I basketball, to Stephenville, and her expectations for the 2025-26 season.

Could something special happen in Stephenville, in a brand new arena, in the final year of the WAC?

Check out what Long has to say. Image courtesy Tarleton State Athletics.

In his first year at UT Arlington, KT Turner won 20 games. In year two, the wins were hard to come by.

Now, in his third year, KT Turner is excited about returning Preseason All-WAC selection Raysean Seamster and the level of unity his newcomers are showing.

Can the Mavs win close games in 2025-26? Here is what the head coach has to say about his squad. And about his choice to grow a bear.

JD Gustin hopes his team can stay healthy. If the Trailblazer women can stay healthy, especially Maddie and Macie Warren, Utah Tech could be extremely dangerous in their final season in the WAC.

Gustin is excited and looking forward to the 2025-26 season.

Here is the full interview with Derryl.