Gonzaga Basketball is heading into one of the most fascinating offseason transitions in recent memory. After losing multiple rotation players and veterans through graduation and the transfer portal, many fans are wondering if Mark Few and the Bulldogs are finally vulnerable entering the new Pac-12 era. But despite all the roster turnover, Gonzaga may still have one of the best teams in college basketball heading into the 2026 season. On this episode of Pac-12 Daily, Christian Rauh is joined by Andy Patton of Locked On Zags to break down Gonzaga’s offseason, transfer portal additions, breakout candidates, and what this roster could look like in the new Pac-12 Conference. The discussion dives into the departures of players like Emmanuel Innocenti, Braden Smith, and Steele Venters, while also explaining why Gonzaga prioritized keeping Brayden Huff, Davis Fogel, and Mario Saint-Supery as the core of the future. The episode also explores why Davis Fogel could become one of college basketball’s biggest breakout stars next season and how Gonzaga’s incoming transfer class, including Arizona State center Masamba Diop and former Houston guard Isaiah Harwell, could elevate the Bulldogs back into national championship contention. Gonzaga’s rim protection, roster balance, three-point shooting concerns, and NCAA Tournament ceiling are all discussed in detail. Additionally, the conversation examines Mark Few’s future as Gonzaga prepares for life in the Pac-12. With Few approaching 800 career wins and entering the Hall of Fame, questions are beginning to surface about how much longer he plans to coach and what Gonzaga basketball could look like after his eventual retirement. If you’re looking for Gonzaga Bulldogs basketball analysis, Pac-12 basketball expansion coverage, transfer portal breakdowns, NCAA Tournament projections, and college basketball offseason reactions, this episode covers everything you need to know. Welcome to Pac-12 Daily: your front row seat to the next era of college athletics. The new Pac-12 is rising with Oregon State, Washington State, and fresh faces like Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Utah State, Texas State, and Gonzaga basketball. Here you’ll find bold takes, breaking news, recruiting battles, game previews, rivalries, and the stories no one else is telling. From the legacy of the old Pac-12 to the rebuild that’s about to shake up college sports, we’ve got you covered. For more in-depth coverage, visit: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/pac-12-daily/ Connect with Us: Twitter/X: https://x.com/Pac12Daily Website: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/ If you love real analysis and authentic coverage of the new Pac-12, hit that SUBSCRIBE button, drop a comment with your take, and share this video with other fans. Let’s build this community together.

San Diego State is entering the new Pac-12 with serious momentum… but are they actually better than last year? After a massive jump from 3–9 to 9–4 under Sean Lewis, the San Diego State Aztecs return key pieces on offense — including QB stability, a loaded RB room led by Lucky Sutton, and real depth across the board. But here’s the real question: Does the offense take another leap… and can the defense survive losing that much talent? In this episode of Pac-12 Daily: Why San Diego State’s offense could be EVEN better in 2026 The impact of QB competition and returning production The biggest defensive losses (and why they matter) Ceiling vs floor: Can SDSU actually win the Pac-12 in Year 1? Early schedule thoughts and what defines success this season This team was closer to 10–11 wins than their record showed last year… and now they enter a wide-open conference. Drop your prediction below: What’s San Diego State’s record in 2026? Subscribe for daily Pac-12 coverage More breakdowns: Pac12Daily.com Welcome to Pac-12 Daily: your front row seat to the next era of college athletics. The new Pac-12 is rising with Oregon State, Washington State, and fresh faces like Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Utah State, Texas State, and Gonzaga basketball. Here you’ll find bold takes, breaking news, recruiting battles, game previews, rivalries, and the stories no one else is telling. From the legacy of the old Pac-12 to the rebuild that’s about to shake up college sports, we’ve got you covered. For more in-depth coverage, visit: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/pac-12-daily/ Connect with Us: Twitter/X: https://x.com/Pac12Daily Website: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/ If you love real analysis and authentic coverage of the new Pac-12, hit that SUBSCRIBE button, drop a comment with your take, and share this video with other fans. Let’s build this community together.

The Pac-12 just made a MAJOR move. With the new partnership between ESPN and The CW, the Pac-12 is stepping back onto the national stage in a big way. More than 800 hours of live sports, expanded streaming access, and a massive boost in exposure could completely reshape the future of the conference. This isn’t just about where games are shown. It’s about visibility, recruiting, perception, and long-term survival. We break down: Why this deal is a massive win for the Pac-12 How ESPN changes the national narrative What CW still brings to the table Why this could be the start of real expansion The Pac-12 isn’t fading. It’s evolving. Subscribe for daily Pac-12 coverage and future breakdowns. Welcome to Pac-12 Daily: your front row seat to the next era of college athletics. The new Pac-12 is rising with Oregon State, Washington State, and fresh faces like Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Utah State, Texas State, and Gonzaga basketball. Here you’ll find bold takes, breaking news, recruiting battles, game previews, rivalries, and the stories no one else is telling. From the legacy of the old Pac-12 to the rebuild that’s about to shake up college sports, we’ve got you covered. For more in-depth coverage, visit: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/pac-12-daily/ Connect with Us: Twitter/X: https://x.com/Pac12Daily Website: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/ If you love real analysis and authentic coverage of the new Pac-12, hit that SUBSCRIBE button, drop a comment with your take, and share this video with other fans. Let’s build this community together.