Will Gonzaga's Ben Gregg be a starter in 2023-24 season?

Former All-American Dan Dickau sees a path for Gregg to start if Mark Few decides to run a "tall-ball" lineup

With Kraziness in the Kennel in the rearview mirror, the Gonzaga Bulldogs have just a few weeks until the 2023-24 college basketball season officially tips off.

And while fans left the McCarthey Athletic Center excited about this season's squad, there are still plenty of things for Mark Few and his coaching staff to sort out before the season-opening exhibition game against Lewis-Clark State on Nov. 3. At the top of the list of priorities is figuring out the rotation, which will likely take some tinkering given the Bulldogs' depth at various positions.

The frontcourt in particular is crowded, with Graham Ike, Anton Watson, Ben Gregg and Braden Huff all vying for meaningful minutes. Watson and Ike, despite sitting out Kraziness in the Kennel out of precaution, are expected to start. But, according to former Gonzaga All-American Dan Dickau, don't rule out the possibility of Few running a "tall-ball" lineup with Gregg in the frontcourt next to Ike.

Dickau breaks down Gonzaga's potential lineup, what he saw from Kraziness in the Kennel and more on the latest mailbag episode of the Gonzaga Nation podcast.

Gonzaga Nation podcast produced by Christian Pedersen.