Chauncey Wiggins earns fifth year eligibility, joins Gonzaga

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Last updated Aug 12, 2026

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Chauncey Wiggins has joined Gonzaga after navigating a summer of uncertainty regarding his eligibility. Wiggins, a former Florida State player, initially thought he had finished his college career after a strong four years. However, developments regarding new NCAA eligibility rules allowed a group of athletes, including Wiggins, to secure an additional year. After working out with multiple NBA teams, he learned he would have the opportunity to play at Gonzaga, a program familiar with his skills. Wiggins aims to contribute significantly this upcoming season.

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  • Wiggins averaged double figures for Florida State last season.
  • He contributed to Clemson's Elite Eight run in 2023-24.
  • Wiggins sought legal support to secure his fifth year of eligibility.
  • He previously trained with NBA teams, including the Boston Celtics.
  • Wiggins has a career record of 92-45 during his college years.
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  • 2:02 AMYahoo Sports'Man, it's going to pass.' New Gonzaga wing Chauncey Wiggins navigated summer of uncertainty before earning fifth year
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Aug. 11—Chauncey Wiggins gave Florida State's upset bid a jolt of life with 37 seconds left during an ACC Tournament quarterfinal game against top-ranked Duke last March. With the Seminoles trailing 80-77, Wiggins received the ball on the right corner and went to work on Duke's Cameron Boozer, backing the Naismith Award winner down until he got to his spot outside of the paint. That's when ...

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