Summary
Gonzaga Bulldogs' basketball team, led by coach Mark Few, has consistently made the NCAA Tournament since 1999, except for one canceled year. Recently, the team exited the tournament in the second round for the second year in a row, sparking debate about Few's role despite his extensive successes without a national championship.
Key Facts
- Gonzaga Bulldogs have reached the NCAA Tournament every year since 1999 (except 2019-20, due to COVID-19).
- Mark Few has been Gonzaga's head coach since the 1999-2000 season.
- Gonzaga exited the NCAA Tournament in the second round this year, losing to Texas 74-68.
- A post by FanDuel questioned Few’s performance due to no national championships in 27 seasons.
- Fans and experts widely defended Few's record as head coach.
- Few has a career record of 773 wins and 156 losses at Gonzaga.
- He has led Gonzaga to 22 West Coast Conference titles and has been named coach of the year multiple times.
- Gonzaga will join the Pac-12 conference next season.
