The Gonzaga Bulldogs face a tough road test on Saturday against the Seattle Redhawks, a team that took the Zags to overtime two weeks ago in Spokane. Gonzaga wo

Mario Saint-Supery came off the bench to score a career-high 20 points and No. 9 Gonzaga overcame the absence of its top two scorers to beat Seattle University 71-50 on Saturday night for its 12th straight victory.

The No. 9 Gonzaga Bulldogs rolled into Pullman on Wednesday night and handled business against Washington State, pulling out an 86-65 win after an uneven opening stretch from the Goznaga defense and an early barrage of Cougar threes.

Considering the nonconference slate Mark Few and company put together for their squad, beating a team that had lost four of its first six West Coast Conference

PULLMAN – Gonzaga’s Braden Huff will miss the next four to eight weeks with a left knee injury, potentially jeopardizing the forward’s chances of suiting up for the ninth-ranked Bulldogs again this season.

Gonzaga forward Braden Huff, the Bulldogs' leading scorer, will miss four to eight weeks of action due to a knee injury, coach Mark Few confirmed.

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SEATTLE, Wash. - The No. 9 Gonzaga Bulldogs had no trouble putting away the feisty Seattle U Redhawks, 71-50. Mario Saint-Supery exploded for his biggest game of the season, scoring 20 points on 7-10 shooting and hitting four of his six threes. He added a rebound and four assists, plus two steals on the defensive end.

The past few days have been rough for No. 9 Gonzaga after losing star player Braden Huff to injury, but the Bulldogs will try to keep trudging on as they visit Seattle University on Saturday night in a West Coast Conference tilt.

The Washington State Cougars played one of their best first halves of the season, and it still wasn’t enough to overcome the No. 9 Gonzaga Bulldogs. The Cougars splashed 10 of their first 17 three-point attempts and even held a narrow lead with 5:14 to play.