Gonzaga Basketball Record, Stats, and Tournament Outlook: Can the Bulldogs Win March Madness?

The Gonzaga Bulldogs are officially heading to the NCAA Tournament after finishing the season with an impressive 30–3 record.

Behind one of the most efficient offenses in college basketball, Gonzaga enters March as a potential dark horse contender.

But injuries and roster depth could determine whether the Bulldogs make a deep run or face an early upset.

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Gonzaga Basketball Record and Team Stats

The Bulldogs have been one of the most consistent programs in college basketball for more than a decade.

Gonzaga Team Stats (2025 Season)

Record: 30–3
Points per game: 85.1
Rebounds: 39.9
Assists: 18.3
3-pointers made: 6.7
3-point attempts: 19.6

This offensive efficiency is a major reason Gonzaga remains one of the most feared teams entering the tournament.

Few teams in the country can match the Bulldogs’ ability to move the ball and score inside the paint.

Graham Ike Leading Gonzaga’s Offense

The Bulldogs’ biggest offensive weapon has been Graham Ike.

Graham Ike Stats

19.7 points per game

8.2 rebounds

30.8 minutes per game

Ike’s ability to dominate inside gives Gonzaga a reliable scoring option when games slow down during tournament play.

Interior scoring often becomes critical in March when defenses tighten.

Gonzaga Injury Update: Braden Huff

One of the biggest storylines surrounding Gonzaga is the injury to Braden Huff.

Huff Season Stats

17.8 points per game
5.6 rebounds
69% two-point shooting

Huff has been Gonzaga’s second-best scorer, but he is currently injured and considered doubtful for the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.

That injury could significantly impact Gonzaga’s offensive production.

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Gonzaga Stats Without Braden Huff

When Huff is not in the lineup, the Bulldogs’ offense takes a noticeable dip.

Gonzaga Without Huff

77.5 points per game
36.4 rebounds
16.4 assists
5.8 three-pointers

That drop of nearly 8 points per game could become a major factor in close tournament matchups.

Tyon Grant-Foster Emerging as Key Contributor

If Huff cannot play early in the tournament, Gonzaga will rely more heavily on Tyon Grant-Foster.

Grant-Foster Stats

11.3 points per game
5 rebounds

Grant-Foster’s ability to score and defend makes him one of Gonzaga’s most important secondary options.

Gonzaga’s Depth Could Be the Difference

One advantage Gonzaga has entering the tournament is rotation depth.

This season:

10 players average at least 15 minutes per game.

That type of depth allows Gonzaga to:

maintain a fast pace
survive foul trouble
stay fresh during tournament games

Depth often becomes one of the biggest advantages during March Madness.

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