In a major boost to its 2025 recruiting class, **Gonzaga Basketball** has landed a commitment from the **top available point guard recruit** in the nation. The elite floor general, considered one of the most polished and high-IQ prospects in the class, chose the Bulldogs over offers from programs such as **Kansas, Baylor, Michigan, and UCLA**.
This commitment marks a significant recruiting victory for head coach **Mark Few**, as the Zags continue to reload with top-tier talent and maintain their place among college basketball’s elite. The addition of this dynamic point guard gives Gonzaga a true floor leader who can take over games with his vision, pace, and playmaking abilities.
The 6-foot-2, 180-pound point guard averaged **21.4 points, 7.3 assists, and 4.1 rebounds** per game last season at his high school in Texas. He is ranked among the top 25 players overall in the 2025 class and is widely regarded as the No. 1 pure point guard still on the board prior to his commitment.
“I chose Gonzaga because of the culture, the development, and the trust I have in Coach Few and his staff,” the new commit said in his announcement. “They’ve shown me how I can grow both on and off the court, and I feel like it’s the best place for me to compete and get ready for the next level.”
The Zags’ coaching staff emphasized their history of developing guards — from **Nigel Williams-Goss** to **Jalen Suggs** — and made it clear this new commit would have the keys to the offense. Gonzaga’s up-tempo style and emphasis on team basketball appealed strongly to the point guard, who prides himself on making teammates better.
Recruiting analysts describe him as “the total package” at point guard. “He’s got poise, a lightning-quick first step, and he’s an elite decision-maker,” said one analyst from 247Sports. “He makes everyone around him better and knows when to take over.”
This commitment is expected to be the centerpiece of Gonzaga’s 2025 class, which could climb into the top 10 nationally. The new point guard is already planning to help recruit other top prospects to Spokane, and he could play a pivotal role in continuing the Zags’ winning tradition as they transition into a new phase of the program’s identity post-Drew Timme era.
With this addition, Gonzaga adds not only a talented scorer and passer, but also a proven leader — the kind of player who can keep the Zags in contention for a Final Four berth and possibly more. The future of Gonzaga basketball just got a whole lot brighter.