College basketball's offseason just took another major turn. Gonzaga unexpectedly lost projected starting point guard Mario Saint-Supéry after he signed a professional contract with Valencia Basket in Spain, creating one of the most fascinating stories of the offseason. Is Europe becoming legitimate competition for college basketball? On this episode of That's A W, Vince Wolfram breaks down what Saint-Supéry's departure means for Gonzaga, why more international players could follow the same path, and how professional opportunities outside the NBA are changing the sport. The show also dives into Michigan officially promoting Mike Boynton Jr. to head coach following Dusty May's departure, why keeping the Wolverines' roster together may be his biggest early victory, and what his hiring means heading into the 2026-27 season. Plus, Vince looks ahead to three elite young prospects who could become future NBA stars while spending multiple seasons in college basketball, including Marcus Sp...