The WCC will have a new look as Oregon State and Gonzaga leave, but Denver joins to give the league additional star power. San Diego has dominated the regular season of late but it was Portland who made the Elite Eight run. Then there is San Francisco’s young and upcoming team and Seattle bringing in arguably the best class in program history to name a few. Here is everything to know about the WCC ahead of the 2026 season.
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