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Fanbo Zeng decommits from Gonzaga, signs with G League Ignite

(Photo/247Sports) Gonzaga’s #2 ranked recruiting class is going to take a small hit. After Michael Foster Jr made his decision, it seems that Fanbo Zeng has now signed with G League Ignite. A four-star prospect out of Windermere, FL via China, the 6-foot-10 power forward has turned heads for quite some time. It seemed he would be the lastest overseas prospect to go to Gonzaga. Now he will be turning pro and headed to Walnut Creek, CA. Shams Charania had the scoop. Fanbo Zeng, China’s top basketball prospect, is decommitting from Gonzaga and planning to join the NBA G League Ignite, sources tell @TheAthletic@Stadium.https://t.co/Qh9FEhvDRM

State's supply of five-star talent dwindling, but Gophers want share of next tier

Copy shortlink: When Chet Holmgren committed to Gonzaga earlier this week, it didn't just squash the dreams of the Gophers landing their first five-star recruit in almost two decades. It was the end of an era. The 7-foot Minnehaha Academy senior and No. 1-ranked prospect in the Class of 2021 was one of seven players ranked five stars the state of Minnesota produced since 2017, with at least one per year. Next year's in-state class is deep with Division I talent but 2022 and beyond right now lacks that same type of national star power. "There are no elite, five-star kids in 2022," Prep Hoops national recruiting analyst Ryan James said. "You could tell Matthew Hurt, Chet, Jalen [Suggs] and Tre and Tyus [Jones] were five-star kids early in their careers."

Top talent dwindling, so U men's basketball must score next-level recruits

Copy shortlink: When Chet Holmgren committed to Gonzaga earlier this week, it didn't just squash the dreams of the Gophers landing their first five-star men's basketball recruit in almost two decades. It was the end of an era. The 7-foot Minnehaha Academy senior and No. 1-ranked prospect in the Class of 2021 was one of seven players ranked five stars the state of Minnesota produced since 2017, with at least one per year. Next year's in-state class is deep with Division I talent but 2022 and beyond right now lacks that same type of national star power. "There are no elite, five-star kids in 2022," Prep Hoops national recruiting analyst Ryan James said. "You could tell Matthew Hurt, Chet, Jalen [Suggs] and Tre and Tyus [Jones] were five-star kids early in their careers."

Oumar Ballo is Heading to Arizona

Oumar Ballo is Heading to Arizona Share this story None of this is too surprising. The Zags beat out the likes of Baylor and Arizona for his services in the first place, and considering former assistant coach Tommy Lloyd is now the current head coach at Arizona, the pieces were in place for Ballo to follow. Ballo arrived as part of an embarrassment of large riches that was the Class of 2019, alongside Drew Timme, Anton Watson, and Pavel Zakharov. With both Timme and Watson establishing themselves as regulars in the rotation, the same could not be said for Ballo. He was forced to sit his freshman season as the NCAA worked through academic issues on his transfer. Last season, with the expectations of the world on his broad shoulders, Ballo displayed flashes of his potential at times, but more often than not, he showcased the work that still needs to be done. Although Ballo shot 62.9 percent from the floor, he often struggled to corral the passes into the post.

Mark Few wishes someone warned Gonzaga 'what we were in for' vs. Baylor

Mark Few wishes someone warned Gonzaga 'what we were in for' vs. Baylor By The Athletic Staff 19 Comments The Athletic. “That was the most physical game we’ve played in the last five years,’’ Few told The Athletic's Dana O'Neil. “I wish somebody had told me on Sunday morning that’s what we were in for. My guys would have responded. I wasn’t ready to go there.’’ The Bears throttled the Bulldogs, 86-70, winning Baylor's first national title in program history. The loss marked Gonzaga's (31-1) only defeat of the season, four months after the two schools' regular-season game was canceled due to COVID-19.

College roundup: Gonzaga lands top recruit, loses Final Four star Suggs

Updated April 19 College roundup: Gonzaga lands top recruit, loses Final Four star Suggs Chet Holmgren, a projected No. 1 overall pick in the 2022 NBA draft, will play for the Zags while Jalen Suggs – hero of the Final Four win over UCLA – leaves for the NBA after one season. Staff and news service report Read Article Chet Holmgren, the No. 1 NCAA college basketball recruit in the country, gestures during a press conference where he announced he will be attending Gonzaga University on Monday. Chet is flanked by his father, David Holmgren, left, and mother, Sarah Harris, right. David Joles/Star Tribune via AP

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Copy shortlink: Sarah Holmgren remembers asking her then 8-year-old son Chet what he wanted to be when he grew up. "He said 'A pro basketball player,' " she recalled. "There were long odds against that, so my husband, David, and I asked him about a back-up plan. "David and I disagree on our memories of this. David remembers him saying he was going to be a pro football player. I remember him saying he was going to be an astronaut, which has worse odds than going pro. When we said that those odds were worse, he remarked with 'I know, so leave me alone.' He's always been laser-focused on his goal."