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Gonzaga picked up a commitment from one of the best players in the transfer portal and should enter the 2026-27 college basketball season with one of the country’s top frontcourts as a result.

Isiah Harwell and Jack Kayil are expected to figure into Mark Few’s backcourt rotation next season, but the incoming guards will first go through the NBA draft process before stepping foot on Gonzaga’s campus.

One of the top shooters in the country could join a Gonzaga program that’s coming off the worst 3-point shooting season of the Mark Few era.

Graham Ike was recently finishing a workout at Gonzaga’s student recreation center when a handful of teammates gathered at one of the facility’s full-sized basketball courts for a pickup game.

Ismaila Diagne already has some history with the West Coast Conference program he’ll be joining next season.

Jack Kayil has declared for the NBA draft, but there’s still a strong chance the German combo guard will be playing key minutes for Mark Few and Gonzaga in the fall.

Hours before it closed Tuesday night, the transfer portal got an unexpected addition from a Gonzaga player who seemingly has no eligibility remaining.

Gonzaga transfer Braeden Smith will resume his career at Notre Dame, On3.com’s Joe Tipton announced on Sunday.

Life is good for Holmgren, who was drafted second overall in 2022 after spending his freshman season at Gonzaga. But the former Zags center, whose OKC Thunder begin defense of their NBA crown on Sunday, says he doesn't take anything for granted.

Gonzaga continues to address the various holes on its roster and could be close to filling another one through the transfer portal.

Nembhard's near triple double – 15 points, 23 assists and nine rebounds – in the Dallas Mavericks' season finale on Sunday put an exclamation point on a rookie season that had already far exceeded expectations.