Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsWednesday, August 5, 2026

Gonzaga vs. San Francisco final score: Depleted No. 24 Bulldogs ease their way to 69-41 win

Kevin Pangos was one of five Bulldogs in double figures.

William Mancebo

The No. 24 Gonzaga Bulldogs didn't have two of their starters Monday night against the San Francisco Dons, but everyone pitched in to lead the Bulldogs to a wire-to-wire 69-41 win at home.

It was announced Monday night that shooting guard Gary Bell Jr. would miss four to six weeks with a broken hand, and center Sam Dower missed his second game in a row with a back injury.

With those two players missing and Kyle Dranginis and Drew Barham elevated into a four-guard starting lineup, Gonzaga scored the first seven points and never trailed.

Five players scored in double figures for the Bulldogs. Barham led the team with 15 points, Przemek Karnowski had 11, and three players had 10: Kevin Pangos, David Stockton and Gerard Coleman. Pangos also had seven rebounds and four assists.

Gonzaga returns to play Thursday when it hosts the St. Mary’s Gaels.

More from SB Nation College Basketball

Adreian Payne offers perfect NBA skill set

Bill Walton delivers classic performance in season debut

Michigan loses Mitch McGary to back surgery

Andre Dawkins has a story (and he’d rather not talk about it)

Latest college basketball scores

Men's College Basketball
College basketball’s 9 national championship contenders for 2027 men’s titleCollege basketball’s 9 national championship contenders for 2027 men’s title
Men's College Basketball

These teams can win it all this season in men’s college basketball.

By Ricky O'Donnell
Men's College Basketball
College basketball rankings: Updated men’s top 25 after busy summer of movementCollege basketball rankings: Updated men’s top 25 after busy summer of movement
Men's College Basketball
UCLA lands Nikola Kusturica, its best recruit since Lonzo Ball and a top 2028 NBA Draft pickUCLA lands Nikola Kusturica, its best recruit since Lonzo Ball and a top 2028 NBA Draft pick
Men's College Basketball

Kusturica will be a 17-year-old freshman phenom at UCLA before entering the NBA Draft in 2028.

By Ricky O'Donnell
NBA
Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje is the best prospect in the world outside of the NBA, and Duke is nextJoaquim Boumtje Boumtje is the best prospect in the world outside of the NBA, and Duke is next
NBA

Duke struck gold again. The NBA is already salivating over Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje for 2028.

By Ricky O'Donnell
Men's College Basketball
Dusty May’s stunning NBA departure leaves Michigan facing its biggest test yetDusty May’s stunning NBA departure leaves Michigan facing its biggest test yet
Men's College Basketball

How will Michigan recover from losing Dusty May?

By Mike Rutherford