Retire #24 after this season.

[Kong-Kool-Aid]

Kispert meets all of the requirements and will end up after his senior year one of the best Zags of all time. He's been infinitely important to this program and its growth over the past 4 years.
He's graduating here, what do we think? It's time to hang up #24 is it not?

[23dpg]

Love Corey but he’s probably got a few guys ahead of him....and definitely one gal!

Too soon for a program with just two numbers retired.

[gonzagafan62]

No. Zags #s are retired for their games at GU, and what they did after GU. Long way to go for Kispert

[ZagNut08]

Too soon, gonna need to carry the team this tourney to get up there and/or have a long nba career.

[RenoZag]

The next jersey retirement ought to be Courtney Vandersloot. . .

During her college career at Gonzaga University, she was the only women's player in West Coast Conference history to be named the conference's player of the year three times, and also the only player to be named MVP of the WCC Women's Tournament three times.

In her final season at Gonzaga, she won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award as the top NCAA Division I women's player no taller than 5'8" (1.73 m) and Nancy Lieberman Award as the top player at her position in Division I women's basketball.

Vandersloot is also the first Division I player, male or female, to have accumulated 2,000 points and 1,000 assists in a career, and only the second female overall.

That it hasn't happened already is a head scratcher

[DZ]

The next jersey retirement ought to be Courtney Vandersloot. . .

During her college career at Gonzaga University, she was the only women's player in West Coast Conference history to be named the conference's player of the year three times, and also the only player to be named MVP of the WCC Women's Tournament three times.[7] In her final season at Gonzaga, she won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award as the top NCAA Division I women's player no taller than 5'8" (1.73 m) and Nancy Lieberman Award as the top player at her position in Division I women's basketball. Vandersloot is also the first Division I player, male or female, to have accumulated 2,000 points and 1,000 assists in a career,[8] and only the second female overall.

I don't think this is even in question.

TY for posting the info.

[krozman]

A larger discussion which considers time off the court as well as on. I look forward to it on the off season

[jazzdelmar]

Not even on the first page.

[tummydoc]

Love Corey, but no way is he in that rarified air.

[GU69]

The next jersey retirement ought to be Courtney Vandersloot. . .

Yes.

[TacomaZAG]

Love Corey, but no way is he in that rarified air.

Yet...................

More to be added to his story, but agree not there as of today.

Go ZAGS

[Once and Future Zag]

The next jersey retirement ought to be Courtney Vandersloot. . .

During her college career at Gonzaga University, she was the only women's player in West Coast Conference history to be named the conference's player of the year three times, and also the only player to be named MVP of the WCC Women's Tournament three times.

In her final season at Gonzaga, she won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award as the top NCAA Division I women's player no taller than 5'8" (1.73 m) and Nancy Lieberman Award as the top player at her position in Division I women's basketball.

Vandersloot is also the first Division I player, male or female, to have accumulated 2,000 points and 1,000 assists in a career, and only the second female overall.

That it hasn't happened already undermines GU's claims to supporting LGBT diversity

This - she's the most astounding passer I've ever seen at GU, men's or women's.

She's a also put together a helluva post GU career.

[Zagceo]

Win a natty......sure......retire’em all!

[tyra]

Vandersloot!!!

[DZ]

Just a question for the smart people, and maybe there isn't an answer right now bc it's never come up but:

When they retire a jersey number, is it retired from mens' and womens' programs? IOW, is a number retired from any GU basketball uniform?