No. 9 @ZagMBB preview: Look out for the nation’s best frontcourt, by @Lindsay_Schnell https://t.co/R9qAgdeJ4X pic.twitter.com/jUTyo0lrEi
— SI College Hoops (@si_ncaabb) November 12, 2015
WCC Champion 2015-16: Gonzaga Bulldogs
Led by arguably the best frontcourt in the nation, a juggernaut roster that has been professionally assembled by head coach Mark Few, and boosted by a soft conference slate that lacks an obvious WCC title challenger; Gonzaga looks well set to not only run down this conference, but also become a potential top-five team in the nation that will legitimately challenge for a Final Four run in March 2016.WCC Runner-Up 2015-16: BYU Cougars
There are questions about how Chase Fischer and Nick Emery will play this year. That should however not be much of a hindrance to the Cougars who boast of the stellar services of Kyle Collinsworth, NCAA’s all-time leader in triple-doubles, which will allow them to own another potent offense that will give the Bulldogs a serviceable run for their moneyWCC Dark Horse 2015-16: Pepperdine Waves
After winning 18 games last season, there’s very little doubt that the Waves could be blowing up the NCAA basketball lines and odds once again this year, given that they have one of the best players in the conference in Stacy Davis, and the team returns nearly all of its crucial pieces from last year’s solid campaign.