Locked On Zags - Daily Podcast On Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball

Protect College Sports Act sparks fierce debate as Gonzaga's Hall of Famer Mark Few voices strong support—could this reshape the NCAA landscape? Christian Rauh and Andy Patton break down the bill's implications for Pac-12 and mid-major programs, tackling hot-button issues like NIL, transfer portal chaos, and the future of athlete compensation.

New college sports legislation threatens Gonzaga Bulldogs' international recruiting pipeline. Will Mark Few’s roster-building magic survive the proposed Team USA Act’s 20% cap on international athletes?

Can Gonzaga Bulldogs secure top 2027 recruit Gene Roebuck III amid fierce competition? Andy Patton spotlights Gonzaga’s high-stakes push as Roebuck returns for Kraziness in the Kennel, breaking down his rise as a 6’5 California sharpshooter and his elite three-point shooting on the Adidas 3SSB circuit.

Gonzaga Bulldogs suffer another brutal blow as Chauncey Wiggins is ruled ineligible—their projected starting forward joins Javon Bennett and others in "eligibility limbo" amid ongoing NCAA legal battles.

Gonzaga basketball faces unprecedented roster uncertainty as five key player eligibilities hang in the balance, threatening the Bulldogs’ dominance in the revamped Pac-12. Will Mark Few’s squad have the depth and talent to fend off Utah State and San Diego State with so many athletes stuck in NCAA limbo?

Gonzaga Bulldogs face unprecedented uncertainty as key players battle NCAA eligibility limbo, with the status of Xaivian Lee, Chauncey Wiggins, Javon Bennett, Izan Almansa, and Nathan de Sousa hanging in the balance.

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye a national championship run—does this loaded roster have what it takes, or will lingering eligibility issues and chemistry challenges hold them back?

Gonzaga Bulldogs shake up their non-conference schedule, locking in a late-January showdown with Oregon at Climate Pledge Arena. With marquee matchups like Duke and UCLA on the horizon and a slate loaded with high-major opponents, can Mark Few’s squad navigate their toughest calendar yet?

Gonzaga Bulldogs face uncertainty as Skylar Wicks reopens his recruitment, leaving the team with at least one open roster spot and ongoing NCAA eligibility questions for newcomers like Nathan De Sousa, Izan Almansa, Javon Bennett, Chauncey Wiggins, and Xaivian Lee.

Gonzaga Bulldogs face more roster upheaval as Skylar Wicks, their newly eligible 7th-year transfer, abruptly reopens his recruitment less than 24 hours after Xaivian Lee’s commitment.

Gonzaga Bulldogs land former Florida point guard Xaivian Lee, solidifying their national championship-caliber roster just weeks before the season. Can Lee’s elite pick-and-roll playmaking and improved three-point shooting fill the void left by Mario Saint-Supery and restore Gonzaga’s title ambitions?

Gonzaga women's volleyball surges into the Pac-12 era after a remarkable 13-win turnaround under JT Wenger. Can the Zags leverage this momentum to become a powerhouse in one of college volleyball’s most competitive conferences?

SEC and Big Ten clamp down on former pros returning to college sports, drawing battle lines for eligibility. Can star athletes like RJ Luis bend the rules, or will conference unity win out?

NCAA eligibility chaos rocks college basketball as former St. John’s star RJ Luis wins a court battle to suit up for LSU, while Gonzaga’s own backcourt faces ongoing uncertainty.

Gonzaga Bulldogs face a critical crossroads as Donovan Dent commits to LSU, leaving Xaivian Lee as the Zags’ last hope to cement a national championship-caliber roster. Can Mark Few secure Lee and soothe concerns at point guard, or will eligibility uncertainty sink the Zags’ dreams?

NCAA court battles leave Gonzaga Bulldogs scrambling as Javon Bennett is ruled ineligible just days before joining the roster. With both the Ohio and Colorado lawsuits halted by stay requests, Gonzaga suddenly faces the new season without a true point guard, highlighting the chaos surrounding fifth-year eligibility for the Class of 2022.

Gonzaga Bulldogs target game-changing backcourt additions as NCAA eligibility lawsuits create chaos. Will Donovan Dent or Xaivian Lee give Gonzaga the boost it needs for a dominant Pac-12 debut? Legal rulings are shifting transfer rules daily, sparking confusion—and opportunity—for teams like Gonzaga aiming to rebuild after major offseason departures.

Gonzaga Bulldogs target star guards Xaivian Lee and Donovan Dent as a major eligibility ruling shakes up the college basketball offseason. With a California court granting a TRO, both Lee (Florida) and Dent (UCLA) are now eligible to transfer, opening a race for Mark Few to land one of the nation’s top available point guards

Gonzaga Bulldogs surge into Tavion Banks’ top four, aiming to outplay SEC rivals LSU, Oklahoma, and Mississippi State for the sharpshooting 6’7 Iowa wing.

Gonzaga Bulldogs face a critical offseason as coach Mark Few provides major updates on Braden Huff’s knee injury and the eligibility status of international standouts Izan Almanza and Nathan de Sousa. With Huff declared 100% healthy but being cautiously managed during practice, the Zags’ All-American hopes could hinge on his seamless reintegration with a roster full of new faces.

Gonzaga Bulldogs edge closer to landing top point guard Xaivian Lee as he joins the California lawsuit for an extra year of eligibility. How will this legal twist shake up the Zags’ roster race between Lee and Donovan Dent, and what does it mean for Mark Few’s championship hopes?

Mark Few is heading into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame this weekend after leading the Gonzaga Bulldogs to unprecedented levels of success over the past 27 years. Putting this small Jesuit school in Spokane on the national radar in college basketball is an incredible accomplishment, and a big part of Few's lasting legacy is getting this university into the new look Pac-12, which sets them up for success financially long after he is gone.

Gonzaga Bulldogs land a potential X-factor as Skylar Wicks secures eligibility for a seventh college basketball season. Could this 26-year-old, 6-foot-6 wing reshape the Bulldogs’ lineup and bring the scoring punch they’ve been missing?

Gonzaga Bulldogs zero in on their final roster spot: could sharpshooting point guard Tre Holloman be a better fit than top targets Donovan Dent and Xaivian Lee?

Gonzaga Bulldogs intensify the point guard race as Xaivian Lee emerges to challenge long-favored Donovan Dent for Mark Few’s final roster spot. With Lee’s defensive prowess and Florida Gators experience, could Gonzaga’s backcourt get the boost it needs for a deep NCAA tournament run?

Gonzaga Bulldogs strike gold in the transfer portal, landing elite 6’10” sharpshooter Chauncey Wiggins and adding a dynamic new dimension to their roster. Can Wiggins’ high-volume, high-efficiency three-point shooting be the X-factor Mark Few’s squad needs to transform its offense and contend nationally?

NCAA transfer chaos shakes the Pac-12 as lawsuits and eligibility rulings leave players, coaches, and fans scrambling for answers. From Donovan Dent’s uncertain future (only at UCLA?) to Aidan Mahaney’s transfer opportunities, the legal confusion sparks major questions: Which athletes can move freely, and which are stuck despite new court decisions? Coaches face a minefield of NIL leverage and shifting rosters just weeks before the college basketball season.

Gonzaga Bulldogs lock in high-scoring point guard Javon Bennett, securing a proven scorer after weeks without a true floor general. Will Bennett’s arrival signal the start of a roster turnaround for Mark Few’s squad, or are bigger moves on the horizon? Eligibility battles and ongoing NCAA lawsuits add fuel to Gonzaga’s fast-evolving transfer strategy.

Gonzaga Bulldogs face roster chaos as NCAA eligibility rulings block a move for top transfer target Donovan Dent. Can Mark Few's squad pivot in time to land a critical point guard before the new season tips off? Andy Patton breaks down the federal Colorado ruling, its impact on transfer windows, and why only players already in the portal—like Skyy Clark and Aidan Mahaney—are free to move, while stars like Dent remain locked to their current teams.

A Colorado judge’s landmark ruling grants immediate eligibility to the entire 2022 recruiting class, shaking up college basketball's offseason and giving the Gonzaga Bulldogs and Mark Few an unprecedented shot at a 2027 national title. Could this be the opportunity Gonzaga needs to finally claim the crown?

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye transformative transfers as a new wave of eligibility lawsuits shakes up college basketball. Could Mark Few’s squad land both Donovan Atwell—one of the nation’s top three-point shooters—and one of a trio of battle-tested ACC point guards seeking a coveted fifth year?

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye a major recruiting win as elite Washington guard Jalen Davis schedules his official visit—will the Zags land the state’s top hoops prospect? Andy Patton breaks down Gonzaga’s pursuit of Davis, detailing his standout summer on the Adidas 3SSB circuit, NCAA ranking, and the strong advantages the Bulldogs hold with Davis set to attend their home opener. The conversation also spotlights the ongoing recruitment of Dooney Johnson and Gene Roebuck, potentially setting up a powerhouse 2027 class.

Gonzaga Bulldogs are ranked third in Pac-12 basketball transfer portal rankings, raising big questions about the program’s offseason trajectory. Can newly added talents Massamba Diop and Isiah Harwell fill the void, or will Gonzaga need another major move to reclaim dominance? Andy Patton and Christian Rauh dissect Matthew Winick’s rankings, highlight Oregon State Beavers’ No. 1 portal class led by Daniel Freitag and Legend Smiley, and spotlight the pivotal role of fit in offseason acquisitions.

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are taking on Mick Cronin and the UCLA Bruins for a seventh consecutive season, and the potential for former UCLA guard Donovan Dent to suit up for the Zags make this one of the most alluring games of the college basketball season.

The race for a new point guard intensifies for the Gonzaga Bulldogs, could ex-St. Mary’s sharpshooter Aidan Mahaney become the Zags’ answer to their backcourt woes? Andy Patton explores Mahaney’s fit in Spokane, weighing his prolific three-point shooting and pick-and-roll skills against concerns about defense and playmaking.

Gonzaga Bulldogs lose key assistant coach Jorge Sanz to North Carolina Tar Heels, raising concerns about the Zags’ international recruiting edge and non-conference scheduling. Could this staff shakeup derail Gonzaga’s momentum heading into the Pac-12? Andy Patton explores the wide-ranging impact of Sanz’s departure, from relationships with top prospects like Mario Saint-Supery to the unfinished non-conference slate.

Gonzaga Bulldogs renew their fierce non-conference rivalry with UCLA Bruins for a seventh straight season—could Donovan Dent and Skyy Clark line up against their former team in a game for the ages? Andy Patton breaks down the implications of this much-anticipated clash at the Honda Center, spotlighting Gonzaga’s dominant 5-1 record against Mick Cronin’s Bruins, UCLA’s revamped roster with top returners and promising international recruits, and the swirling drama around Dent’s possible transfer and fifth-year eligibility.

Has Gonzaga emerged as a prime target for Big 12 expansion if the Protect College Sports Act reshapes conference realignment rules? Could the Zags, boasting a powerhouse men’s basketball program, find themselves in a major conference sooner than expected? Jaylen McLaughlin’s commitment to Washington State adds intrigue—will the Cougars’ recruiting momentum elevate them from the Pac-12 basement?

Gonzaga Bulldogs target UCLA’s dynamic duo as eligibility lawsuits shake up college basketball. With Donovan Dent as the top point guard priority and sharpshooter Skyy Clark eyeing a fifth year, will Mark Few finally solve Gonzaga’s glaring backcourt and outside shooting issues?

Gonzaga Bulldogs land on Nike EYBL’s elite list as Dooney Johnson earns First-Team honors, raising questions about recruiting momentum and his true upside. Is the 6’7” Milwaukee wing underrated, or a future star in the Pac-12?

Gonzaga Bulldogs target Donovan Dent files for a fifth year of eligibility, sending shockwaves through college basketball’s transfer landscape. With NCAA lawsuits stirring in California, Colorado, and Tennessee, Andy Patton examines how Dent’s potential arrival could fill the Bulldogs’ point guard void and reshape Mark Few’s high-octane offense.

Gonzaga Bulldogs face a pivotal offseason as the search for a new point guard intensifies after Mario Saint-Supery's departure. Could sophomore Davis Fogle’s responsibilities expand, or will Mark Few turn to potential transfer portal targets like Donovan Dent or Mo Odom? Andy Patton explores options for the Bulldogs’ backcourt, comparing Fogle’s and Isiah Harwell's fit in the rotation, and weighs the implications for team chemistry and strategy ahead of the NCAA season.

Gonzaga Bulldogs basketball reels from a last-minute bombshell as Mario Saint-Supery ditches Spokane for a lucrative deal in Spain, blindsiding the coaching staff and fanbase. With backcourt depth in crisis — following another unexpected departure in Jack Kayil — questions swirl around the Zags’ path to staying atop the reloaded Pac-12. Can Gonzaga maintain its No. 1 spot in the power rankings, or does Utah State with Mason Falslev suddenly have the upper hand?

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye a game-changing addition as Donovan Dent comes out of retirement for a potential fifth year, just as Mario Saint-Supery’s departure leaves a massive hole at point guard. With L.J. Cason—Michigan’s national champion backup guard—hitting the transfer portal, could Mark Few and the Zags land one or even both of these star guards to shape their PAC-12 ambitions?

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye a blockbuster backcourt upgrade as NCAA eligibility chaos opens doors for elite talent—could Donovan Dent be the answer after Mario Saint-Supery’s stunning departure to Valencia? Andy Patton explores the Bulldogs’ pursuit of top-tier point guards, dissecting Dent’s All-American caliber stats, UCLA saga, and the tantalizing NIL possibilities that might lure him out of early retirement. Are there realistic options better than Supery now within reach?

Gonzaga Bulldogs basketball faces a stunning setback as starting point guard Mario Saint-Supery bolts for Valencia in Spain, leaving Mark Few’s backcourt with a major hole. With big questions swirling over roster stability, Andy Patton reveals how a recent Ohio legal ruling could open the transfer portal for 15 fifth-year seniors, sparking hope for last-minute reinforcements.

Gonzaga Bulldogs suffer a major blow as Mario Saint-Supery bolts for Valencia, leaving Mark Few’s backcourt in disarray. Can Gonzaga recover with the transfer portal nearly dry and the season fast approaching?

Gonzaga Bulldogs energize their NIL prospects with Domantas Sabonis' record-breaking, “transformational” gift, as the university renames its strength and conditioning center in his honor. Does this alumni support signal a new era of recruiting power and national competitiveness for Gonzaga basketball?

Gonzaga Bulldogs send out their first 2028 recruiting offer as rising star Jordan Mize shoots up national rankings—can Mark Few’s team secure another elite wing? Andy Patton spotlights Mize’s rapid ascent, Gonzaga’s recruiting priorities, and why the Zags are betting big on physical, versatile scorers.

Pac-12 faces pivotal choice as conferences explore jersey sponsorship deals to boost revenue—can a bold move rival Big 12’s Monster Energy pact? Andy Patton and Christian Rauh break down how Kansas’s $6 million annual deal and Washington State’s tribal partnership are reshaping the college sports financial landscape, while debating if a unified Pac-12 sponsor could outpace the Big 12’s $20 million contract.

Gonzaga Bulldogs’ NBA Draft drought may be ending, as multiple Zags—Massamba Diop, Davis Fogle, Mario Saint-Supery, and Isiah Harwell—grab early NBA buzz. Which sophomore will make the biggest leap, and could any become first-round picks in 2027? Andy Patton breaks down this new wave of Gonzaga talent, exploring their breakout potential, key development areas, and why national media can’t agree on a consensus top prospect from Spokane.

Gonzaga Bulldogs weigh their final roster decision with just one scholarship spot left for the 2026-27 season, as eligibility questions loom over newcomers Izan Almansa, Nathan De Sousa, and Skylar Wicks. Could the Zags target a high-upside shooter like Harun Zrno or lean on internal options to round out their Pac-12 debut lineup?

Pac-12 Basketball Tournament heads to Las Vegas, introducing a fresh structure that could give Gonzaga a strategic edge. With the event set at the MGM Grand Garden Arena and a new double-bye format favoring the top seeds, the race for those coveted spots intensifies. Can the likes of Gonzaga, Utah State, and Boise State capitalize on these changes to secure more NCAA Tournament bids?

Gonzaga Bulldogs address their backcourt concerns by landing 26-year-old transfer guard Skylar Wicks, whose breakout season at St. Francis showcased elite scoring, rebounding, and defensive skills. With experience at multiple schools and a proven ability to step up against top-tier opponents, can Wicks be the perfect final piece for Mark Few’s rotation as the Zags enter the revamped Pac-12?

Gonzaga Bulldogs usher in a new era by officially joining the PAC-12, securing a financial boost—and a real shot at their first national championship. Can Mark Few’s squad maintain dominance outside the WCC after an incredible 90% conference win rate? Andy Patton examines the power shift, early PAC-12 basketball power rankings, and burning questions surrounding TV deals, tournament locations, and potential new rivalries.

Gonzaga Bulldogs’ highly touted Class of 2026 arrives in Spokane, sparking buzz about the future of Gonzaga basketball. Are freshmen standouts Sam Funches and Luca Foster ready to make an immediate impact? Early glimpses from workouts, player development updates, and the battle for playing time set the stage for a season of fierce competition and high expectations.

Gonzaga Bulldogs strengthen their French Connection as 23-year-old guard Nathan De Sousa joins the 2026-27 roster. With the PAC-12 era on the horizon, does Gonzaga finally have the veteran depth and firepower to make a title push?

College basketball braces for a seismic shift as the NCAA's new "5-for-5" eligibility rule ends traditional redshirting and redraws the map for player development and roster management. Andy Patton and Christian Rauh break down how this regulation will impact Gonzaga, the Pac-12, and the national college hoops landscape.

Gonzaga Bulldogs fans get an early glimpse of the future as Massamba Diop and Isiah Harwell turn heads in summer workouts. Are these transfers the missing pieces for a deep NCAA run? Andy Patton breaks down exciting social media clips, Diop’s imposing rim presence, and how Harwell’s improved shooting could reshape Mark Few’s lineup.

NBA Draft week brings fresh excitement—who are the greatest Gonzaga Bulldogs to ever hit the league? Andy Patton ranks the 10 best NBA Zags, spotlighting iconic names like John Stockton, Domantas Sabonis, and Chet Holmgren. From Stockton’s legendary assist and steal records with the Utah Jazz to Sabonis’ All-Star dominance and Holmgren’s rapid ascent, find out which Bulldogs have left the biggest mark at the game’s highest level.

The Michigan Wolverines lose head coach Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks—how might his NBA jump shake up the college basketball landscape and open doors for Mark Few’s Gonzaga Bulldogs? The conversation focused on the immediate fallout: Michigan players like Trey McKenney and LJ Cason could hit the transfer portal, while top 2026 recruits face uncertain commitments.

Gonzaga Bulldogs set their Pac-12 era in motion, reportedly hosting New Mexico State in their first home game—a pivotal matchup as the team builds one of its strongest non-conference schedules yet. Andy Patton spotlights confirmed showdowns against Purdue, LSU, Creighton, Michigan State, and a marquee clash with Duke at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena.

NCAA’s controversial international player eligibility rules send shockwaves through college basketball recruiting, putting Gonzaga Bulldogs and Arizona Wildcats’ global pipelines at risk. With a new €50,000 minimum salary threshold potentially restricting top European talent, coaches like Mark Few and Tommy Lloyd face tough questions: Can Gonzaga secure Izan Almansa’s eligibility and fill out its bench? Will Arizona land a starting power forward and remain a Big 12 frontrunner?

Gonzaga Bulldogs amp up recruiting, targeting Washington standouts like Jalen Davis and rising 2028 star Quentin Mosby. Can Mark Few’s focus on versatile, homegrown talent keep the Zags ahead of the pack in college basketball’s ever-evolving landscape?

Gonzaga Bulldogs intensify their international youth movement, setting their sights on 17-year-old Serbian sensation Nikola Kusturica. Could the 6'9 FC Barcelona wing transform Mark Few’s squad and shake up college basketball? Andy Patton explores Kusturica’s elite European résumé, heavy-hitting offers from Kentucky and UCLA, and how his reclassification impacts NBA Draft eligibility.

Gonzaga Bulldogs’ international recruiting pipeline reshapes the past decade—who stands as the greatest Zag from abroad? Andy Patton ranks Gonzaga’s top 10 non-USA players since 2016, spotlighting stars like Rui Hachimura, Killian Tillie, and the Nembhard brothers.

Gonzaga Bulldogs secure full PAC-12 membership in 2026, gaining a financial edge no other team can match. Can Mark Few’s squad leverage this to become the PAC-12’s new basketball powerhouse? Christian Ruah and Andy Patton debate the implications of Gonzaga’s jump from the WCC, breaking down roster retention, recruiting outlook, and how a basketball-only move positions the Bulldogs for NCAA dominance.

Gonzaga Bulldogs land French guard Juwan Ekanga-Ehawa, fueling a youth movement in Spokane with an international twist. Could this 18-year-old prospect become the next breakout star for Mark Few’s squad as the Zags prepare for their Pac-12 debut?

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye top transfer portal talent as Tijan Saine—a dynamic 5'11" point guard from Weber State—emerges as the perfect fit to bolster their backcourt. With elite free-throw shooting, high-volume scoring, and impressive playmaking in the Big Sky Conference, could Saine be the key to elevating the Zags’ guard depth and outside shooting next season?

Gonzaga Bulldogs land a high-stakes exhibition showdown at Arkansas—can Mark Few outshine John Calipari at his new SEC home? The Zags ramp up for a rigorous non-conference slate featuring powerhouse clashes against Purdue, Duke, Michigan State, and potential SEC showdowns with LSU and Alabama.

Gonzaga Bulldogs add legacy talent as Carter Nilson, son of former WCC Defensive Player of the Year Mike Nilson, joins the roster 25 years after his father played under Mark Few. With 11 of 15 roster spots now filled, Andy Patton breaks down the significance of this move, Nilson’s role as a walk-on, and the ongoing search for backcourt depth amid offseason uncertainty.

Gonzaga Bulldogs scramble to address urgent guard depth issue, with top transfer shooter Camp Wagner a potential target. Can his elite three-point shooting and experience stabilize Gonzaga’s thin backcourt after the unexpected loss of Jack Kayil? Andy Patton spotlights Wagner’s high-volume scoring at Indiana State, how his fit could resemble Steele Venters’, and why Gonzaga needs more than just a sharpshooter to remain competitive.

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye a national championship future as Pac-12 membership promises an influx of revenue and renewed ambition. Are media rights deals truly the determining factor for Gonzaga’s spending power, or are there bigger financial considerations at play?

Gonzaga Bulldogs shake up their non-conference schedule, swapping Kentucky for a first-ever showdown with LSU—whose roster, under Will Wade, could be the most controversial in college basketball. Can the Zags extend their dominance at Spokane Arena against a Tigers squad packed with eligibility questions and international talent?

Gonzaga Bulldogs target top remaining 2026 recruit Alex Constanza as a youth movement reshapes the roster. Can Mark Few land the nation’s highest-rated uncommitted prospect to boost Gonzaga’s depth in the backcourt?

Gonzaga Bulldogs’ Braden Huff shockingly omitted from Field of 68’s Top 50 returners list—does this fuel his All-American campaign? Andy Patton breaks down Huff’s elite efficiency, high-scoring performances against powerhouse programs like Kentucky, UCLA, and Alabama, and questions the rationale behind this major snub as Huff gears up for a breakout senior season.

Jack Kayil's agent slams college basketball, closing the door on the German guard’s Gonzaga future and sparking questions about player development paths. Will Gonzaga recover from this surprise roster shakeup ahead of their inaugural Pac-12 season?

Gonzaga Bulldogs face pressing offseason questions as Mark Few’s roster looks thin on guards and three-point shooters. With Jack Kayil staying in the NBA draft and Mario Saint-Supery set to lead the backcourt alongside Isiah Harwell and Davis Fogle, can the Zags address their outside shooting woes after the departure of key veterans? Is there enough depth and talent to compete in the increasingly competitive Pac-12?

Isiah Harwell officially signs with the Gonzaga Bulldogs, putting the spotlight on his potential breakout sophomore season. With Jack Kayil staying in the NBA Draft, Harwell emerges as the likely starting shooting guard, but can he overcome last year’s injury woes and bolster Gonzaga’s backcourt depth?

Gonzaga Bulldogs target elite outside shooting with eyes on transfer wing Scotty Middleton. Could his arrival be the missing piece for Mark Few’s squad after last season’s three-point struggles? Andy Patton breaks down Middleton’s statistical profile, including his 39% career mark from beyond the arc across Ohio State, Seton Hall, and Tulane.

NCAA’s controversial crackdown on international pros could upend Gonzaga Bulldogs basketball and alter the college hoops landscape overnight. Will key recruits like Izan Almansa ever suit up for Mark Few’s squad, and did the shifting eligibility rules push Jack Kayil to stay in the NBA draft?

Kentucky Wildcats cancel their high-profile series with Gonzaga Bulldogs—was it fear after last year’s 35-point blowout or a sign of shifting college basketball priorities? Andy Patton breaks down the fallout: Mark Pope’s decision, financial incentives driving marquee matchups to neutral sites like T-Mobile Arena, and whether powerhouse programs are softening their non-conference schedules.

Gonzaga Bulldogs target high-scoring transfer James White as their backcourt search intensifies. After a breakout season at New Orleans, White faces scrutiny over a past suspension for sports gambling—though he’s since been cleared of wrongdoing and reinstated. Could White become the Zags’ next downhill threat, or does his inconsistent shooting and defensive question marks raise bigger concerns for Mark Few’s roster construction?

Gonzaga Basketball heats up the recruiting trail, targeting five-star small forward DeMarcus Henry after securing an early commitment from Dooney Johnson for the 2027 class. Can the Bulldogs out-recruit powerhouse programs like Kentucky, North Carolina, and Ohio State for Henry, whose athletic pedigree and defensive versatility have scouts buzzing?

Gonzaga Bulldogs face a critical decision as Jack Kayil’s NBA draft uncertainty forces the program to reconsider its roster strategy. Will Mark Few fill Kayil's spot now or gamble on his return and risk missing out on top targets? Andy Patton explores how international rules and NIL agreements impact the Zags' approach, highlighting examples from other powerhouse programs grappling with similar dilemmas.

Gonzaga Bulldogs must target Big West scoring leader Hamad Mousa as a transfer portal backcourt addition after Jack Kayil opts to stay in the NBA Draft. Could Mousa’s elite scoring and size transform Mark Few’s lineup for a deep postseason run?

Gonzaga Bulldogs scramble to replace Jack Kayil after his NBA draft decision, eyeing Coastal Carolina transfer RaSheed Jones as the potential answer in the backcourt. Can Jones’ elite shooting and downhill scoring fill the gap and boost Mark Few’s offense?

Gonzaga Bulldogs shake up their frontcourt with the arrival of Izan Almansa, a high-motor big man from Real Madrid and former G League Ignite standout. Could Almanza’s elite rebounding and versatile passing be the missing piece for Mark Few’s squad as they chase a deep tournament run?

Gonzaga Bulldogs rocked as Jack Kayil spurns Spokane for the NBA Draft, throwing Mark Few’s national title hopes into question. Can Isiah Harwell step up as the new starting shooting guard, or will Gonzaga’s backcourt depth become their Achilles’ heel? Andy Patton unpacks Kayil’s surprising decision, shares exclusive insights on NBA first-round feedback, and analyzes immediate roster impacts for the Zags.

Gonzaga Bulldogs community mourns the tragic passing of Brandon Clarke at age 29, raising urgent questions about athlete wellness and off-court challenges. How will Clarke’s legacy inspire future Zags, Memphis Grizzlies fans, and the broader basketball world?

Gonzaga Bulldogs land a game-changing commitment as former G League Ignite and Real Madrid big man Izan Almansa joins Mark Few's squad. How will Almansa’s unique journey—from NBA All-Star Rising Stars Challenge participant to the Zags’ frontcourt—reshape college basketball’s new era?

Gonzaga Bulldogs could unlock key international talent as assistant coach Jorge Sanz heads to Spain to work with the country's top young prospects—could this connection reshape the Zags' 2026–27 roster? Eyes are on Lucas Mari (Vermont), Valentino Pinedo (UNC Greensboro), and Spanish forward Michael Caicedo as potential future additions, with Jorge Sanz's longstanding ties to Spanish basketball fueling recruitment possibilities.

Gonzaga Bulldogs target high-scoring guard Jeremiah Johnson as the final puzzle piece for a stacked roster. Could his dynamic offense and elite free throw shooting be the X-factor Mark Few needs? Andy Patton examines Johnson’s journey from Green Bay to Campbell, his eye-catching shooting stats, and why top programs like Oklahoma, TCU, and Seton Hall are vying for his commitment. Potential roles for Johnson in Spokane—and what that means for Gonzaga’s guard rotation—take center stage.

Gonzaga Bulldogs stack their schedule with national powerhouses as the NCAA tournament expands to 76 teams—can Mark Few’s squad turn this challenging slate into a Final Four run?

Gonzaga Bulldogs fans get a major boost as five-star guard Isiah Harwell looks set to join the backcourt, withdrawing from the NBA G League Combine and tilting the scales toward Spokane. Can Harwell, fresh off a challenging season at Houston after an ACL injury, provide the spark Mark Few’s squad needs alongside fellow newcomer Jack Kayil?

Gonzaga Bulldogs reload their frontcourt as Massamba Diop arrives from Arizona State—could he become the program’s top transfer big man yet? Andy Patton explores where Diop stacks up among past Zags transfers, draws NBA comps like Ryan Kalkbrenner, and examines if Diop’s defensive prowess will finally bring Gonzaga’s transfer center experiment success. Key stats, historical context, and style comparisons paint a clear picture of Diop’s potential legacy in Spokane.

Gonzaga Bulldogs eye high-scoring Georgia Tech transfer Akai Fleming in a bid to strengthen their guard depth. Can Fleming’s elite free-throw shooting and late-season surge make him Gonzaga’s next breakout star? Andy Patton examines Fleming’s fit alongside returning standouts Davis Fogle and Mario Saint-Supery, exploring how his attacking style could inject new energy into Mark Few’s backcourt.

Gonzaga Bulldogs secure a high-stakes February battle with Duke Blue Devils at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena—the same site as the Final Four. Could this matchup be a tournament preview or a prime opportunity for Mark Few’s squad to notch another season-defining win?

Gonzaga Bulldogs rocket back into national championship contention with the addition of 7'1 rim protector Massamba Diop. Is this the perfect pairing to unleash Braden Huff’s full potential in Spokane’s frontcourt?