When the one-loss Bulldogs begin the NCAA tournament, their point guard will be of particular rooting interest to fans in Oregon. Nigel Williams-Goss grew up in Clackamas before transferring to Nevada's prestigious Findlay Prep before beginning high school in 2009. After a transfer from Washington, Williams-Goss is a key reason for Gonzaga's hold on a No. 1 ranking at times this season, with an offensive rating of 124.4 -- second highest in the country among players who've used at least 24 percent of their team's possessions, per KenPom.com — and the third-highest true-shooting percentage in the West Coast Conference.
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