Less than a month into the 2024-25 campaign, the Gonzaga men’s basketball team has added a key rotational piece to next season's roster. Virginia transfer Jalen

Jalen Warley, a transfer from Virginia who left the Cavaliers in the wake of Tony Bennett’s retirement, announced his commitment to Gonzaga on Monday, revealing to On3.com’s Joe Tipton he’d chosen the Bulldogs over his other finalist, Iowa State.

Gonzaga basketball has secured a commitment from Jalen Warley, who entered the transfer portal from Virginia after Tony Bennett retired.

After entering the transfer portal before the start of the 2024-25 season, former Virginia guard Jalen Warley committed to Gonzaga University on Monday, per On3’s Joe Tipton. Warley’s commitment gives the Zags their second newcomer in the class of 2025,

If Barsh’s pitch to Warley convinced the transfer to visit Gonzaga, the Bulldogs made a strong case for why the guard should spend his final season of eligibility with Mark Few’s program. In a game where they forced 25 turnovers, the Zags also crossed the century mark for the second time in three games, leading by as many as 62 points Friday night.

Virginia transfer Jalen Warley will choose between either Gonzaga or Iowa State early next week, according to college basketball insider Jon Rothstein. Warley a

Former Virginia guard Jalen Warley told On3 he has committed to play for Gonzaga and head coach Mark Few. The 6-foot-7 senior was set to play for the Virginia Cavaliers this season after transferring in after three years at Florida State.

Jalen Warley — a 6-foot-7 senior transfer guard from Virginia, has committed to Gonzaga. Warley will redshirt and compete for Mark Few next season. “I enjoyed the family atmosphere and culture they have built there that allows them to be one of the premier programs in the country,