For most of the offseason, Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have barely had enough players to play five-on-five, so no one was all that concerned about the back end of the rotation.
Even in the middle of a chaotic offseason, it's clear the Gonzaga Bulldogs have a bright future. The latest piece of evidence comes from Thousand Oaks,
Even amidst the chaos of fifth-year seniors attempting to return to college basketball, Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs remain diligent in their pursuit of top-tier talent at the high school level.
Another day, another loss in court for the NCAA. A judge in Georgia granted an injunction to 30 student-athletes on Wednesday, giving them immediate eligibility for the 2026-27 season.
The chaotic summer for Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs continues. On Friday, a judge in Colorado granted eligibility to all members of the high school class of 2022 seeking a fifth year of eligibility for the 2026-27 season.
A judge in Colorado granted a preliminary injunction for every student-athlete in the 2022 class on Friday evening, immediately flooding the college basketball market with talent and giving Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs endless options to pursue as they finalize their roster.
A massive wave of talent just flooded the market in college basketball, and Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are poised to capitalize in a major way. A judge in Colorado granted a preliminary injunction for the entire class of 2022, meaning the NCAA must declare them all eligible for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have one of the best starting frontcourts in the entire country heading into 2026-27, along with a high-upside pair of sophomore wings - all of whom are ready to take this program deep into the NCAA Tournament.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have long gotten creative in order to build a competitive college basketball roster, without being as resource-rich as many other programs around the country.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs still have one major hole on the roster, but are otherwise set up for an excellent 2026-27 season in the new look Pac-12.
It's been almost ten years since the Gonzaga Bulldogs lost to North Carolina in the 2017 NCAA championship, but the Tar Heels just handed the Zags another brutal defeat.
It's become clearer than ever that Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have themselves a gem in Dooney Johnson. Johnson, a 6'7 combo guard who committed
After nearly 50 years in the West Coast Conference, the Gonzaga Bulldogs are off to the new-look Pac-12 starting in 2026-27, a seismic change for a program that has grown into one of the most consistently excellent basketball teams in the country year in and year out.
While it has been a frustrating summer for Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs, there have been some bright spots. Perhaps none are as exciting as the play of 2027 commit Dooney Johnson, who has been on an absolute tear since the high school season ended.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs haven't had their full roster together in Spokane yet this offseason, but that could change soon. 18-year-old French guard Juwan Ekanga-Ehawa, who officially joined the team back in June, just wrapped up his time representing France at the FIBA U20 EuroBasket in Slovenia this week.
Lisa Fortier and the Gonzaga Bulldogs women's basketball program managed a nearly unfathomable amount of roster continuity this offseason - retaining 10 of 13 players from last year's squad.
With the 2028 Summer Olympics rapidly approaching, the Team USA Men's Basketball program is busy working on finalizing its coaching staff.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs are scrambling to fill a major hole on the roster following the surprise departure of sophomore point guard Mario Saint-Supery, who signed a multi-year deal to return to Spain and play for Valencia.
When a judge in Ohio granted a preliminary injunction to 15 men's college basketball players, making them eligible for a fifth season in 2026-27, it opened the floodgates for every other recently graduated senior to pursue a return to college hoops.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are in full scramble mode following the shocking news that Mario Saint-Supery - projected as the team's starting point guard in 2026-27 - is instead heading to Valencia in Spain on a massive, multi-year deal.
For the second year in a row, Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs will see an incoming player spend time overseas representing their home country at EuroBasket.
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have had a long offseason working to fill out a roster that lost 11 players from last year's 31-4 squad. After adding 23-year-old French guard Nathan De Sousa and 26-year-old St.
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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