Former Delaware guard is emerging as one of the most sought-after players in the transfer portal. Standing at 6’4″, Pasha offers a blend of size and experience to any team he joins, having averaged 11.9 points and 3.9 assists per game in nearly 30 minutes of play per game during his freshman season with the Blue Hens.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs showed strong interest in Pasha early on and quickly secured a spot in his top 10 choices. In a recent interview with Athlon Sports, Pasha confirmed that Gonzaga remains in his top four options, and he plans to visit Spokane once the transfer portal recruiting dead period concludes.
“The contact has been great,” Pasha said when asked about his recruitment by Gonzaga. “ (They have) been recruiting me very hard. I’ve been talking to Brian Michaelson… they seem to want me really bad.”
Pasha also indicated that the draw of Gonzaga is simply the rich history under Coach Mark Few. “It’s really self explanatory,” Pasha said, “it’s Gonzaga. (A) great team historically and helps guys develop to get to the next level.”
Finally, Pasha shared on the factor of Ryan Nembhard and Nolan Hickman exiting the program and leaving a huge void in terms of minutes and production and how that plays into his decision. “Yes, that plays a big part because it gives me the opportunity I deserve and need,” Pasha told Athlon Sports. “They (Gonzaga) told me they are looking for me to come in with the mentality to be starting, so that shows their expectations for me and I’m grateful for that.”
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