This week on Alaska Sports Talk, Keaton, Isaiah, and Brad dive headfirst into one of the biggest weeks in Alaska sports this winter — and there’s no shortage of headlines. From coaching transitions at UAA to buzzer-beaters, undefeated hockey teams, and GNAC drama — this episode captures the pulse of Alaska winter sports.

🏀 UAA Basketball Enters a New Era

At the top of the show, the crew breaks down the major news out of the University of Alaska Anchorage: Rusty Osborne is stepping down after 22 seasons and 375 career wins as head coach of UAA men’s basketball.

Osborne will remain connected to the program in an advisory role, but this marks the end of a historic chapter for the Seawolves.

With the GNAC tournament implications looming for both the men’s and women’s teams, the Seawolves are still very much in the fight — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

🏆 Service Stays Perfect in the CIC

Over in high school hoops, Service boys basketball continues its dominant run. A dramatic buzzer-beater over East Anchorage — their first win over East since 2023 — pushes Service to 12–0 in conference play.

Coach Antonio Wyche has built something real in just his second season: depth, balance, toughness. The guys break down why this team feels built for March.

On the girls’ side, Bartlett has emerged as the team to beat in the Cook Inlet Conference, setting up what should be an electric postseason.

🏒 Hockey Championships & Undefeated Seasons

High school hockey wrapped up in style. South Anchorage capped off an undefeated championship run, The crew also touches on the challenge (and energy) of managing packed houses at charity games at the Sullivan Arena, where Alaska hockey culture continues to show up in a big way.

🏀 UAF Heating Up & Tournament Time

Up north, UAF basketball picked up key wins and is building momentum at the right time. Meanwhile, conference basketball tournaments are around the corner.

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