The 2025-26 season just kicked off, but only five games in, Gonzaga looks the part of a formidable NCAA tournament threat. Where have the Bulldogs shown the most improvement amid a 5-0 start and what must they prove next to emerge as a true contender?

In a game filled with fouls and ugly shooting percentages, Gonzaga knocked off Arizona State in Tempe to move to 4-0 on the season. What unfolded for the Zags to capture their first road win of the year?

After being initially stifled offensively, Gonzaga got in rhythm thanks to contributions from its bench, resulting in a monstrous win over Texas Southern in its regular season opener.

After an unfamiliar finish in March, Gonzaga looks to be a national championship contender once again. Anchored by Graham Ike and Braden Huff in the frontcourt, the other key for the Zags will be fresher, yet experienced, faces finding their strides.

Adding Tyon Grant-Foster and Emmanuel Innoncenti into the mix, Gonzaga gave a glimpse of how it wants to play basketball this season as they cruised in an exhibition win over Western Oregon. Who stood out in the final tune up before the Zags season opener?

Gonzaga men’s basketball hosted its annual Kraziness in the Kennel event on Saturday, teasing its 2025-26 team to the world. What were the takeaways from the event?

After losing almost 90 percent of their three-point shooting from last year, Gonzaga had plenty of room for re-upping on threats from the perimeter. Transfer Adam Miller shapes up as one of the Zags’ biggest remedies for the lack of shooting from long range.