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Anton Watson has lived every phase of the Gonzaga experience, from being an important role player on a squad that reached the national championship game to growing into an established starter. This season is the start of a new phase for Gonzaga. Drew Timme is gone after what seemed like an eternity in Spokane.

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You all have enough questions to blow up my laptop, and it’s time we try to address some of the more common themes. Before that, however, we need to recognize a reader providing an answer — rather than a question — and bailing me out on a technicality.

Still only 22 years old, Anthony Edwards has already established himself as a budding star. He's ranked No. 2 on our list of the best young players in the NBA.

Newcomers Pavle Stosic, Luka Krajnovic, Braden Huff

Zags fans make trips to WCC away games in the thousands, because most are easy flights (or even drives). That’s part of the Gonzaga experience. Would the school give that up to go spend each winter in the Midwest? Maybe. But I have trouble seeing it.