Tyon Grant-Foster Commits to Gonzaga via Transfer Portal

Even with an ankle injury limiting him for part of the following year, Grant-Foster still posted substantial numbers—14.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, and consistent impact on both ends of the court. His two-way play, athleticism, and maturity make him an ideal fit for a Gonzaga team looking to reload after losing key perimeter players like Ryan Nembhard, Nolan Hickman, and Khalif Battle.

This commitment reflects Gonzaga’s intent to compete nationally by blending experience and explosiveness on the wing. Grant-Foster’s ability to slash to the rim, defend multiple positions, and rebound effectively gives Mark Few’s team a versatile weapon on the perimeter. He also brings veteran leadership and an edge forged through adversity.

The only question mark is whether the NCAA will grant Grant-Foster an eligibility waiver for his seventh year of college basketball. Should that happen, he could have a massive impact in Spokane and help lead the Zags back to national contention.

More than just a roster addition, Grant-Foster represents a comeback story that aligns with Gonzaga’s tradition of development and resilience. If cleared to play, he won’t just be another transfer—he could be one of the most essential pieces in Gonzaga’s pursuit of a deep NCAA Tournament run.