I suppose Okie A&M is 5-10X Texas in football too. Lol. 12 year old. Gonzaga is a mid major with 1 elite 8 13 years ago. They are not close to being OU caliber and if OU wants to be a top 4 B12 team they won't be doing it with a mid major bench warmer.
Gonzaga a MID-major????
Gonzaga is in a mid-major conference but hardly plays a mid major schedule outside of it and competes with everyone year to year. They had NO losing seasons since 2000 (the first ten years of this century they had an 80% win percentage)......and, unfortunately thanks to Capel and Co they are FAR better than OU is right now.
In case you haven't noticed, Mark Few gets chased after pretty much every year because of what he has built at Gonzaga.
I'd take a few of Gonzaga's "cast offs" if they wanted to give us more.
I bet you right now Spangler is more athletic than Fitz and is ASSUREDLY a better rebounder. I bet, if he comes, he is one of the main backups his first year he plays.
College Basketball's Top 25 Programs of the Last Decade
By Craig Meyer(Correspondent) on July 23, 2009 18,535 reads
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19. Gonzaga Bulldogs
Winning Percentage: 80.0 percent
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 10
Losing Seasons: 0
Originally college basketball's perpetual Cinderellla come tournament time, Gonzaga has become one of the better programs in the country over the last decade and is now a mainstay of top-tier college hoops.
The decade began with Mark Few taking over as the Bulldogs head coach, and ever since that year, Few has helped build Gonzaga into the juggernaut that it is today.
Under Few, Gonzaga has made the NCAA Tournament every season and advanced to the Sweet 16 four times, a very remarkable accomplishment for a small school in the mid-major West Coast Conference.
Gonzaga's best season this decade came in 2005-2006 with the help of Co-National Player of the Year Adam Morrison, as the Bulldogs went 29-4 and narrowly missed out on a trip to the Elite Eight with a heartbreaking, tear-jerking (sorry, Adam) 73-71 loss to UCLA.