After much disappointment, Mark Few finally disclosed the departure of a crucial player who had finally inked a new contract with another team, which has dealt a serious blow to the Gonzaga Men’s.
The Gonzaga men’s team suffered a severe setback when Mark Few eventually revealed the departure of a key player who had signed a new contract with another team, much to their dismay.
The Gonzaga men’s basketball assistant coach, R-Jay Barsh, declared the squad had returned to its “true Zag swagger” going into the latter stretch of the regular season prior to this week’s historic road trip to California.
The Saint Mary’s Gaels, who came into the top-25 showdown with the Zags as the hottest team in the nation, put on a show at the UCU Pavilion on Saturday. With a chance to become the first non-Gonzaga team to finish league play undefeated since the 1991–92 Pepperdine Waves, history was on the line for Saint Mary’s. The Gaels had previously defeated the Bulldogs in a 64-62 victory on February 3 in Spokane.
While Ryan Nembhard struck up a conversation with a few students on his way to the locker room at halftime, Nolan Hickman seemed unfazed by the crowded Saint Mary’s crowd supporting their team against their fierce foe.
Three things can be learned from Gonzaga’s victory:.
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