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Five Gonzaga Bulldogs Primed for a Breakout in 2026-27
It’s getting genuinely difficult to write anything definitive about this Gonzaga team, and even harder to guess what the actual 2026-27 roster is going to look like once the season tips off. Two international signees, Izan Almansa and Nathan De Sousa, are still waiting on the NCAA to sign off on their eligibility. Skylar Wicks, […]
Chicago Bulls’ Zach Collins Speaks About Contract Extension, Time With the Zags
A heartfelt congratulations from The Slipper Still Fits to forward/center Zach Collins on his two-year, $17 million contract extension to stay with the Chicago Bulls through the 2027-28 season. The injury bug has unfortunately hit the Gonzaga Bulldog quite a lot throughout his time with the Portland Trail Blazers, San Antonio Spurs, and with Chicago, […]
Five-Star Recruit Jalen Davis Arranges Official Visit at Gonzaga
Combo guard Jalen Davis, out of Bremerton, Washington, will be taking his official visit with the Gonzaga Bulldogs on Nov. 7 for the 2026-27 home opener against the New Mexico State Aggies. Along with the Zags, the five-star will check out four additional schools this fall. He plans to tour the Stanford Cardinal and Ole […]
Reflecting With Gonzaga’s Nigel Williams-Goss, Continuing EuroLeague Experience
Back-to-back opportunities for The Slipper Still Fits to talk with some legendary point guards who have come through the Gonzaga Bulldogs program. Nigel Williams-Goss was the leader of the 2016-17 group that made its first school appearance in the national championship game. Williams-Goss, currently playing with Zalgiris Kaunas in Kaunas, Lithuania, discussed the similarities found […]
Gonzaga’s Non-Conference Schedule Is an Absolute Gauntlet
Everything in the world of Gonzaga basketball hinges on the courtroom right now. Mario Saint-Supery was lured away from his upcoming sophomore season by a four-year contract to play professionally in Valencia, and Mark Few was left without a point guard. That vacated roster spot, as well as the one left open by one-time commit […]
Gonzaga Women’s Season Opener Comes Against North Dakota State
The 2026-27 season and home opener for the Gonzaga Bulldogs women’s program is set against the North Dakota State Bison of The Summit League on Nov. 2. The time is yet to be announced. The Zags opened up last season in Fargo, North Dakota, and handled the Bison in an 81-66 victory. Coach Lisa Fortier […]
Discussion With Gonzaga’s Kevin Pangos
The Gonzaga Bulldogs have had a lot of spectacular point guards come through the program, and today, The Slipper Still Fits got an exclusive with the great Kevin Pangos while he was on dad duty out in Scottsdale, Arizona. During his time with the Zags from 2011-15, Pangos was named to the All-West Coast Conference […]
Joe Few Joins Arizona State’s Coaching Staff
The former Gonzaga Bulldogs walk-on from 2021-25 and son of coach Mark Few will look to get his foot in the door with the previous leader of the Saint Mary’s Gaels. Joe Few has joined first-year coach Randy Bennett’s staff with the Arizona State Sun Devils as a Graduate Assistant, according to their official athletics […]
EXCLUSIVE: Lauren Whittaker and the Zags Prepare for New Era in Pac-12
After a redshirt season rehabbing a meniscus tear in her left knee in 2024-25, 6-3 forward Lauren Whittaker of Canterbury, New Zealand, immediately made her presence known throughout college basketball in the States. Now she looks to surpass the great Yvonne Ejim in multiple program records during her career with the Gonzaga Bulldogs. The 2025-26 […]
Jorge Sanz Announces Gonzaga Departure for North Carolina
Director of basketball operations and assistant coach Jorge Sanz is leaving the Gonzaga Bulldogs program to join first-year coach Michael Malone’s staff with the North Carolina Tar Heels, which was first reported by the House of Krause podcast. The Zaragoza, Spain native and elite international recruiter has been with the Zags since 2018. Along with […]
West Coast, Best Coast: UCLA, Gonzaga Renew Rivalry
The top rivalry out on the West Coast between the UCLA Bruins and Gonzaga Bulldogs officially returns on Dec. 5 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. What’s being called the “West Coast Showdown” will air nationally on FOX, with the time for tip-off to be determined later. Pre-sale tickets go live on Oct. 7 […]
Gonzaga Bulldogs in the NBA Summer League: A Wrap-Up
For the second consecutive year, the Gonzaga Bulldogs didn’t put anybody in the NBA Draft. For a program that put seven guys into the NBA across the 2021 through 2024 drafts, back-to-back shutouts are an anomaly. But the draft is only the front door. Summer League is the NBA’s July proving ground: rookies, undrafted free […]
Golden State’s Graham Ike Is an NBA Summer League Champion
Former Gonzaga Bulldogs forward Graham Ike adds an NBA Summer League title to his resume and made a case for a two-way contract throughout his work this summer. In the Golden State Warriors’ 94-90 double-digit comeback win over the Memphis Grizzlies in Las Vegas, Nevada, he scored six points on 1-for-6 field goals, nine rebounds, […]
Ryan Nembhard Shipped Off to the Atlanta Hawks in Three-Team Trade
In a surprising move, the Dallas Mavericks have shipped guard Ryan Nembhard to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team trade. The Oklahoma City Thunder traded wing Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for three second-round picks, and Atlanta sent forward Zaccharie Risacher to Dallas, ESPN’s Shams Charania reports. Nembhard joins fellow Zag wing […]
Gonzaga Needs Another Point Guard. Here’s Some Names Still Available
As of right now, Gonzaga has one viable option at point guard, and he hasn’t even cleared eligibility yet. Nathan De Sousa is a 23-year-old Frenchman who spent last season starting in the backcourt at Cholet Basket, in France’s Pro A-League. He committed a few weeks ago as depth behind Mario Saint-Supery (henceforth referred to […]
EXCLUSIVE: Mike Nilson Talks About Son Becoming Gonzaga Walk-On, Much More
What a special experience it was speaking with the former Gonzaga Bulldogs walk-on and 1999-2000 West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Mike Nilson. Mike talked about his son, 6-5 wing Carter Nilson from Gonzaga Prep, who is walking on with the upcoming team in the Lilac City, the 1999 Elite Eight run as […]
Mark Few Rejoins Team USA’s Coaching Staff Ahead of 2028 Olympics
Gonzaga Bulldogs coach Mark Few will be one of the three assistants on Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra’s Team USA staff ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California, per a report for ESPN’s Shams Charania. The other two are Oklahoma City Thunder coach Mark Daigneault and Detroit Pistons coach JB Bickerstaff. Spoelstra, […]
A Blessing Fell From the Sky Onto Gonzaga’s Lap
The recent departure of sophomore point guard Mario Saint-Supery back to his home country of Spain is still fresh and still stinging the Gonzaga Bulldogs program. But a miracle was reported by KRQE News in Albuquerque, New Mexico, last night. At the Donovan Dent Camp at Legacy Academy, the former New Mexico Lobos and UCLA […]
Mikey Bell Drafted by San Francisco Giants
Congratulations to the two-time West Coast Conference Player of the Year, redshirt senior third baseman Mikey Bell, who was picked by the San Francisco Giants with the No. 568 pick in the 19th round of the 2026 MLB Draft. The former Gonzaga Bulldog previously announced that he’s transferring to the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC. […]
More Questions Than Answers: What Gonzaga Needs From Its Key Players in 2026-27
It’s official, Zag fans… Mario Saint-Supéry is gone. After dropping 16 points for Spain in the FIBA World Cup Qualifying round in Georgia, he flew back to Spokane, practiced with the Zags, shook hands at the brand new Sabonis Center dedication, and then signed a four-year deal with Valencia in Spain’s ACB League before the […]
Disrespectful Decision Made by Mario Saint-Supery Leaves Gonzaga Scrambling
Had to take some time to cool off, gather everything together. Point guard Mario Saint-Supery announced on his Instagram that he’s leaving the Gonzaga Bulldogs program to return to his home nation of Spain. The 20-year-old will now play for Valencia Basket in the Liga ACB for a reported north of $15 million on a […]
Brooklyn Nets Waive Malachi Smith
According to the New York Post’s Brian Lewis, the Brooklyn Nets have cut guard Malachi Smith from the team. The former Gonzaga Bulldog signed a two-year, non-guaranteed deal back in April after two 10-day contracts with the organization. Brooklyn exercised Smith’s minimum salary team option in June. In 15 games (four starts) played with the […]
Gonzaga Bulldogs on the World Stage: A 2027 FIBA World Cup Qualifying Roundup
The first round of qualifying for the 2027 FIBA World Cup wrapped up this week, and ten current and former Zags have suited up for their countries since it began back in November. The qualifying process works in two rounds, each made up of three two-game windows spread across several months. The First Round — […]
Domantas Sabonis Makes ‘Gonzaga Difference,’ Provides Substantial Donation to Basketball Programs
photo via Spokesman-Review’s Colin Mulvany The not-so-well-kept secret is out. Three-time NBA All-Star forward/center Domantas Sabonis of the Sacramento Kings made a “transformative investment” to both the men’s and women’s basketball programs. While the exact amount isn’t disclosed, it is the largest ever made by a former player. Sabonis took part in a golf clinic […]
Gonzaga Hands Out First Offer in 2028 Recruiting Class
Four-star combo guard Jordan Mize of powerhouse Sierra Canyon in Chatsworth, California, received an offer from assistant coach R-Jay Barsh of the Gonzaga Bulldogs. The 6-5, 190-pounder with high upside holds other college basketball offers from the San Francisco Dons, California Golden Bears, Sacramento State Hornets, San Diego Toreros, USC Trojans, Oregon Ducks, Oregon State […]
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