Several hours before the fireworks shows started on the Fourth of July, Gonzaga made some noise in its 2025 recruiting class. Davis Fogle, a 6-foot-7, 185-pound shooting guard ranked as high as No. 31 nationally by one recruiting service, committed to the Bulldogs on Thursday.

Davis Fogle, a standout shooting guard in the 2025 class, has Gonzaga in his final three and he appears close to announcing his decision.

Gonzaga’s approach was different than the others. The Zags’ depth chart was pretty much set with four returning starters, including the backcourt of seniors Ryan Nembhard and Nolan Hickman, and the addition of three transfers, including 6-5 guards/wings Khalif Battle and Emmanuel Innocenti. GU was very interested in Smith but told the Seattle native up front it wanted him to redshirt for the upcoming season with the Zags’ senior-heavy roster and then have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

Julius Halaifonua, a 7-foot, 290-pound center, is on Gonzaga’s radar in the 2025 recruiting class.

Isiah Harwell, one of the top-rated recruits in the 2025 class, is planning a February visit Gonzaga.

Gonzaga went a long way to boost its guard line in a big way. Luka Krajnovic, a 6-foot-4 guard who averaged 17.6 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists last season for Bosco Zagreb in his native Croatia, announced his commitment to the Zags on his Instagram account. He's expected to join the Zags for the upcoming season.

Scott and Harper, who both carded rounds in the 70s at The Showcase golf exhibition last weekend at the Coeur d’Alene Resort golf course, like what they’ve seen in former Gonzaga standouts Chet Holmgren and Rui Hachimura.

A few weeks ago, we released a list of 10 potential transfer targets for Gonzaga as the Bulldogs continue to rebuild their roster, replacing anywhere from five to eight players from last year’s team that advanced to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight.

Creighton transfer Ryan Nembhard, younger brother of former Gonzaga standout Andrew Nembhard, visited GU’s campus Friday.