Nembhard Shatters Gonzaga Assist Record in Win over Pacific

Ryan Nembhard of Gonzaga has broken his own single-season assist record, achieving 246 assists in just 25 games this year, surpassing his previous record of 243 assists in 35 games last season. In a recent game against Pacific, Nembhard contributed eight assists, solidifying his position as the national leader in assists and boasting an impressive assist-to-turnover ratio of 4.39. Coach Mark Few praised Nembhard's ability to make quick decisions in Gonzaga's fast-paced offense, which has been crucial for the team's success. The Bulldogs won the game 78-61, marking their 22nd consecutive victory over Pacific, and they currently rank first in the country for assists per game. Nembhard's performance has him on track to potentially set a new West Coast Conference record for assists per game this season, surpassing the previous record of 9.2. He will aim to continue his strong season in the upcoming matchup against San Francisco.