Gonzaga and others keep adding players via court injunctions, but does that make it fair?

The presiding Spokane County Superior Court judge in Department 8 was Mara Poland, and she granted Grant-Foster an injunction allowing him to play immediately (the Zags had a home exhibition game a few hours later).

Official response and confirmed impact

And it’s not the first player on Few’s absolutely loaded roster with eligibility via injunction.

He also has a 6-10 Spanish forward, Izan Almansa, who spent a year in the G League, which may have precluded him from playing in the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC or any other conference that instituted bans against players who signed an NBA or G League contract.

That left Wiggins as the lone Zags player still seeking eligibility. “When we get Chauncey, like, look out,” Few said Nov.

2 after the Zags’ season-opening victory. “Because he’s a heck of a player and he’ll really help us, too.

Another wonderful addition to our program.”

The Gonzaga lineup that an Aztecs team with little frontcourt size could see twice during the Pac-12 season: 6-5, 6-7, 6-10, 6-10 and 7-2, with another 6-10 stud off the bench.

Incident under investigation

He has two more: Florida transfer Xaivian Lee from a California court and Dayton transfer Javon Bennett from an Ohio court.