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Before his back injury, Magic guard Jalen Suggs averaged 16.4 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.5 steals during 29.0 minutes in 34 starts.  (Tribune News Service)

Jalen Suggs can only watch as Magic make postseason push

ORLANDO, Fla. – As the Orlando Magic defeated the Boston Celtics to clinch their second consecutive Southeast Division title, lock up the No. 7 seed in the East and secure homecourt advantage in the NBA Play-In Tournament, Jalen Suggs observed.

Gonzaga forward Ben Gregg smiles on the bench during the first half of the Zags' first-round win over Georgia last month in Wichita.  (TYLER TJOMSLAND/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW)

‘Loved every second of it’: Even through roller-coaster final season, Ben Gregg made his Gonzaga dreams come true

The final month of Ben Gregg’s unique Gonzaga career was packed with many of the twists and turns that marked his 4½ years in the program. In that span, Gregg juggled the emotions of Senior Night, posted arguably his best big-game performance of the season against San Francisco, lost his starting job and wore his No. 33 uniform for the last time against Houston in an NCAA Tournament loss.

Gonzaga’s Michael Ajayi drives around a Pepperdine defender in the Zags’ 107-55 victory on Feb. 15 at McCarthey Athletic Center.  (TYLER TJOMSLAND/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW)

Former Gonzaga forward Michael Ajayi transferring to Butler

Former Gonzaga forward Michael Ajayi is moving east to the Big East Conference after spending his first four collegiate seasons on the West Coast. Ajayi has committed to Butler, becoming the second former Zag in the transfer portal to find …

Gonzaga guard Will Graves smiles as he addresses the crowd on Senior Night after the Zags’ 81-69 win over Santa Clara in Feb. 2022.  (TYLER TJOMSLAND/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW)

Former Gonzaga walk-on Will Graves living the good life at another Final Four

Will Graves is in select company. The former Gonzaga walk-on has gone to three of the last six Final Fours, one as a son, one as a player and one as a graduate assistant. There are no official records kept of individuals with that background, but it is safe to say it cannot be a long list.

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‘It’s really, really, really hard’: Gonzaga’s NCAA Tournament run, often taken for granted, built on more than cluck

Cluck-U Chicken. That was the name of the only food joint open deep into a night in the early 1990s, somewhere near Santa Clara. Details now fuzzy from the intervening decades, I found myself driving Dan Monson, Mark Few and Bill Grier on a midnight food run. Had somebody told me, on that night so long ago, that Gonzaga basketball would become one of the most-unlikely success stories in the history of college sports, man, I’d have choked on my chicken.

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