Gonzaga coaches' kids through the years

Children of Gonzaga coaches both present and past created an early bond through their shared upbringing and still keep in touch more than 20 years later.

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Sun., March 13, 2022

AJ Few, Liam Lloyd, Max Graves, AJ Few, Jackson Graves and Will Graves pose for a photo inside the Indianapolis bubble during the 2021 NCAA Tournament.

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Joe Few (left) and Brock Rice engage in a lightsaber battle as Leon Rice, Mark Few and Ray Giacoletti supervise in the background.

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Top row: Max Rice, AJ Few, Brock Rice (holding iguana) and Will Turgeon pose for a photo in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with Kade Rice (bottom left) and Joe Few.

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The children of current and former Gonzaga coaches often reunited in the summer for Spokane Hoopfest. In the top row, Sofia Lloyd (top left) stands next to Brock Rice, Max Rice, Will Turgeon, Paxson Wojcik and Cal Webb. In the front row, AJ Few (bottom left) stands next to Liam Lloyd, Kade Rice, Denham Wojcik and Joe Few.

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Joe Few (front left), Denham Wojcik, AJ Few and Kade Rice support Max Rice at an AAU tournament.

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AJ Few (left) and Will Turgeon (middle) anxiously await a clown to finish a balloon creation during a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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Brock Rice, age 4, son of Gonzaga assistant basketball coach Leon Rice, gets a ride around the Sheraton Oldtown pool on the shoulders of Gonzaga grad and then-assistant of marketing Jerid Keefer Wednesday afternoon in Albuquerque.

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Joe Few, age one and a half, warms up with Derek Raivio before practice Friday. Gonzaga University coach Mark Few says he likes to bring his two sons to practice a couple times a week.

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Max Graves (left) and AJ Few (right) take a photo by the pool at the Westin in Phoenix during the 2017 Final Four.

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Mark Few (right) poses with his son AJ along with Greg Heister and Kris Kassel inside the coach’s office at McCarthey Athletic Center.

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Gonzaga coach Mark Few listens to senior Matt Bouldin address the crowd after beating Cal State Bakersfield March 2, 2010 in the McCarthey Athletic Center. Along with the coach are coach's sons from left Liam Lloyd, A. J. Few, Joe Few and Kade Rice.

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Paxson Wojcik (left) and Max Rice (right) console Kade Rice after a loss at Spokane Hoopfest.

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From left: AJ Few, Charlie Larson, Jackson Graves, Max Graves, Kade Rice, Will Graves and Joe Few (sitting) pose for a photo in the middle of Gonzaga’s practice court.

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Gonzaga assistant coach Leon Rice (left) his son Brock (center) and Jordan Moe honor America before the start of the GU-San Diego game, January 19, 2008 in the McCarthey Athletic Center.

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Gonzaga reserve Rem Bakamus, along with A.J. Few and his brother Joe, right, have a quick picture taken with former NBA great turned broadcaster, Reggie Miller, left, during practice, March 24, 2016, at the United Center in Chicago, Ill.

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Former Gonzaga women’s coach and current Oregon coach Kelly Graves (far left) poses with his sons Max (middle left), cousin Jacob MacDonald (middle), Jackson (middle right) and Will (far right) during the 2017 Final Four in Phoenix.

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Max Rice (far left), Liam Lloyd, Max Graves, AJ Few, Joe Few and Brock Rice take a break from relaxing by the pool at Gonzaga’s team hotel during the 2017 Final Four.

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From left, Joe Few, Paxson Wojcik, Kade Rice, Denham Wojcik, Max Rice, AJ Few, Joe Wojcik and Will Graves pose for a photo at Spokane Hoopfest. Dads Doug Wojcik, Mark Few, Leon Rice and Tommy Lloyd stand in the back row.

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Marcy Few embraces her son AJ as Gonzaga Bulldogs head coach Mark Few smiles before the start of the first half of a college basketball game on Saturday, Feb 19, 2022, at McCarthey Athletic Center in Spokane, Wash.

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Former GU women’s basketball coach Kelly Graves embraces his son Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Will Graves (35) before the start of the first half of a college basketball game on Saturday, Feb 19, 2022, at McCarthey Athletic Center in Spokane, Wash.

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Loyola Chicago’s Paxson Wojcik (left), Michigan State’s Doug Wojcik (middle) and Grand Canyon’s Liam Lloyd met to take a photo in the bubble at the 2020 NCAA Tournament in Indianapolis.

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Gonzaga fans Liam Lloyd (towel) and AJ Few (headband), sons of Zag coaches roar with delight for GU against Ohio State, Saturday, March, 17, 2018, at Taco Bell Arena in Boise, Id.

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Children of Mark Few, Leon Rice, Tommy Lloyd, Mark Turgeon and Doug Wojcik roast marshmallows during a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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From left, Will Turgeon, Gehrig Van Tol, Max Rice and AJ Few take a photo a few minutes before tipoff at the 2017 national championship game between Gonzaga and North Carolina.

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From left: Jack Boyle (far left), Kade Rice, Max Rice, Joe Few, AJ Few and Gehrig Van Tol pose with former Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant during the 2017 Final Four in Phoenix.

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Paxson Wojcik, AJ Few, Joe Few and Denham Wojcik smile for the camera during Spokane Hoopfest.

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Gonzaga basketball coach Mark Few enjoys the EWU/Northern Arizona game with his sons Joe and AJ (right). Few and Eagles' coach Ray Giacoletti (Left) are close friends.

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Gonzaga coach Mark Few, along with Joe Few, Liam Lloyd and A.J. Few watch the Zags practice during practice, March 24, 2016, at the United Center in Chicago, Ill.

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AJ Few (left), Will Turgeon (middle) and Joe Few (right) proudly show off their balloons during a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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Gonzaga coach Mark Few listens to senior Matt Bouldin address the crowd after beating Cal State Bakersfield March 2, 2010 in the McCarthey Athletic Center. Along with the coach are coach's sons from left Liam Lloyd, A. J. Few, Joe Few and Kade Rice.

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Marcy Few (below, left), wife of Gonzaga coach Mark, holds up son A.J. alongside three other Diaper Dandies who were pulling for the Bulldogs during their 82-76 win over St. John's in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

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