The transfer portal is officially closed for men's college basketball, and while the Gonzaga Bulldogs saw a record six players enter, they crucially kept a trio of projected starters heading into the 2026-27 season.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs had a surprise late entry into the transfer portal on Tuesday evening, in more ways than one. Adam Miller, who completed his sixth year of college in 2025-26 with the Zags, tossed his name into the portal a few hours before it closed, hoping to get a waiver for an additional year of eligibility.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are set to join the new-look Pac-12 in the 2026-27 season, after over 40 years as members of the West Coast Conference.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The Gonzaga women's rowing team wrapped up competition at the Big Ten Invitational on Sunday, facing a deep field of nationally competitive programs at Lake Natoma.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are hard at work looking for two distinct types of players in the transfer portal. First on the list is a starting center and rim protector to play alongside Braden Huff, with Arizona State's Massamba Diop the top choice, while Cincinnati's Moustapha Thiam and Charlotte's Anton Bonke are in the mix as well.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have a handful of items on their transfer portal wish list. First up is a versatile center to pair alongside Braden Huff, ideally someone who offers rim protection and rebounding prowess.
After spending the past seven seasons on the east side of the state, Steele Venters is set to wrap up his college basketball career on the west side of Washington.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs still have quite a bit of work to do this offseason to finalize the first roster they will take with them into the new look Pac-12 in 2026-27.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs will have a very new look roster in 2026-27, right down to the guys at the end of the bench. 6'1 guard Joaquim ArauzMoore, who spent the past three seasons as a walk-on for the Zags, announced he is entering the transfer portal on Tuesday - becoming the sixth player from last year's roster to do so.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs made their first big splash of the offseason, landing a commitment from former McDonald's All-American Isiah Harwell on Sunday.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs landed their first commitment of the transfer portal cycle, and it's a player they've been connected to for over three years.
Until last year, the Gonzaga Bulldogs had never once shot below 35% from beyond the arc under Mark Few. Gonzaga's 33.3% clip from deep ranked 212th in the country, and dead last in coach Few's Hall of Fame tenure as the head man for the Zags.
The biggest priority for Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs this offseason is replacing star big man Graham Ike. The team is set to bring back redshirt senior Braden Huff, who averaged 17.8 points in 18 games last year before suffering a season-ending knee injury in mid-January.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs coaching staff are hard at work evaluating talent all over the country via the transfer portal, looking to replace 10 departed players from last year's roster.
Mark Few has a lot of work to do this offseason to rebuild the Gonzaga Bulldogs, who are down to just six total players on the roster - three who were not part of the rotation last year.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs will have a very new look roster in 2026-27. Not only will they be without five graduating seniors - Graham Ike, Tyon Grant-Foster, Jalen Warley, Adam Miller, and Noah Haaland - but at least four players will be testing out the transfer portal this spring.
Mark Few has continued to keep Gonzaga highly competitive in this new era of college athletics. The transfer portal and NIL have resulted in massive player movement each and every offseason, and this spring is no exception.
Mark Few has managed to retain talent at an extraordinarily high level for the Gonzaga Bulldogs during the transfer portal era. In fact, over the half-decade of heavy transfer movement, Gonzaga has never had a player enter the portal who averaged 20+ minutes per game or started the majority of their games in the previous season.
Mark Few has plenty of holes to fill on the Gonzaga Bulldogs roster heading into 2026-27, following the departures of five out of eligibility seniors.
The first domino has fallen for Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs in the 2026 offseason. Cade Orness, a 6'3 guard from Poulsbo, WA, is planning to enter the transfer portal, according to his agent Ryan Murphy, who relayed the information to Tobias Bass of The Athletic.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs officially enter the Pac-12 starting on July 1, 2026, beginning a new era of college hoops in Spokane. Among the many projected changes for the Zags in the new league is the number of conference matchups.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are heading into a transformative offseason in 2026, needing to fill multiple holes on a roster set to join the new-look Pac-12 for the 2026-27 season.
Texas head coach Sean Miller was clearly not prepared for a question about a former boy band star during his most recent NCAA Tournament postgame press conference.
There is a very fine line between good and great in sports. The Gonzaga Bulldogs keep finding themselves on the wrong side of that line. It happened again with their 2025-26 season, which came to an end on Saturday with a 74-68 loss to Texas.
A Gonzaga Bulldogs player seemingly forgot for a moment what mattered Monday night. Gonzaga freshman guard Mario Saint-Supery grabbed some attention after he crashed into a cheerleader following a lay-up attempt in transition during a WCC Tournament game against the Oregon State Beavers at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.
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