Awww. Our babies Ron Baker and Fred Van Vleet would go on to be the best back court in college basketball. Loved our Shockers then; love our Shockers now.

I will never forget this game

It's crazy that this shockers team ended up having 4 pros on it. Van Vleet, Early and baker all going NBA(even if for a short time) and cotton is overseas. Marshall put together an impressive roster.

Before this game, Mark Few and Gregg Marshall met in the 2005 West Region Round of 64 in Tucson, AZ (#3 Gonzaga vs. #14 Winthrop).

Future Knicks Baker and Early..and Raptors NBA finals hero Van Vleet...

ive never in my life seen so many desperation shots go in. State was unconscious. was sick to watch.

Wichita State shocked Gonzaga.

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Fred VanVleet with the dagger.

You should upload Indiana (2015), Cal Poly (2014), Pittsburgh and La Salle (2013) if you have them.

This was indeed a shocker, but the thing that so many people forget is that Gonzaga's best perimeter defender (by far), Gary Bell Jr. , broke his foot in this game, which is part of the reason why WSU went wild from 3 point land. Moreover, Gonzaga's entire scouting report was designed to clog the interior because WSU sucked as a 3 pt. shooting team all year. I am not creating excuses - by making it to the final 4 and producing the pros it did that the Shockers proved their worth - but it's really hard to adjust your game plan when a team gets hot from three when they sucked from three all season, and your best, elite perimeter defender breaks his foot during the game. Even if GU had somehow advanced, there is no way they would've gone to the Final 4 without Gary Bell Jr. Gary, in addition to being an great defender, was also a great long range shooter.

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