Mark Few's Gonzaga Bulldogs had a solid season and are now reloading. While the transfer portal era is in full swing, the Bulldogs are currently losing more than they’re adding.
Few and company are expected to change that, but for now, here’s an overview of Gonzaga’s transfer portal comings and goings.
Gonzaga Portal players leaving

Michael Ajayi, Butler
A 6-foot-7 guard who spent a year at Pepperdine and one at Gonzaga, Ajayi is on the move again. He averaged 17.2 points per game at Pepperdine in 2023–24 but didn’t have the same impact at Gonzaga.
Last season, Ajayi averaged 6.5 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. He remains a particularly strong rebounder for his size (he pulled down 9.9 boards per game at Pepperdine). However, his 3-point shooting regressed, dropping from 47% at Pepperdine to just 18% at Gonzaga.
He's now headed for Butler, where his impact may hinge on whether he can rediscover his shooting touch from beyond the arc.
Dusty Stromer, Grand Canyon
Stromer spent two seasons at Gonzaga but played less as a sophomore than he did as a freshman. He started 15 games in 2023–24 but just one last season. His scoring dipped slightly from 4.8 ppg to 4.3 ppg.
Stromer is a solid perimeter shooter and a capable rebounder. A California native, he is transferring to Grand Canyon, presumably to seek more minutes and shots at his next school. The 6-foot-6 guard is a player to watch.
Jun Seok Yeo, Undecided
A 6-foot-8 forward from South Korea, Yeo is another player who saw his role decline at Gonzaga. He played 6.9 minutes per game in 2023–24 but just 4.1 minutes per game in 2024–25. He averaged 1.6 ppg and 0.6 rpg last year.
Yeo played just four minutes after February and didn’t appear to be part of Mark Few’s plans moving forward. He hasn’t yet indicated a transfer destination but will likely seek more playing time and opportunities at his next school.
Gonzaga portal players arriving
Jalen Warley, Florida State
Warley has started the past two seasons at Florida State and should add perimeter scoring to Gonzaga’s roster. A 6-foot-6 guard, Warley averaged 7.5 points and 2.6 rebounds, along with 2.8 assists per contest last season at Florida State.
Warley has been up and down as a 3-point shooter. He’s a 29% career shooter but hit just 14% last season. If he can regain his long-range shooting touch, he could see substantial minutes next season at Gonzaga. He’ll be in his final year of college eligibility.
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