Editor's note: The above video was published in December 2018
SPOKANE, Wash. – Brock Ravet has made a personal decision to not be a part of the Gonzaga men's basketball team.
KREM 2's Brenna Greene confirmed the report with the program on Sunday.
Sometime between Gonzaga’s game against Detroit Mercy on Dec. 30 and Gonzaga’s game against Portland on Jan. 2, former Kittitas point guard Brock Ravet was removed from the Bulldogs' roster online.
Ravet’s locker name plate was removed. The locker was closed for the majority of the season, but now is open and has other players’ clothes in it.
The freshman left the team on Nov. 1 in what the team announced as an indefinite leave. No reason was given then for Ravet’s exit.
In the announcement, Gonzaga head coach Mark Few said, “We’re 100 percent supportive of Brock’s decision and we want the best for him. We’re doing everything we can to support him.”
Ravet holds the state scoring record in high school basketball, with 2,852 career points overall for Kittitas.
Before the season started, Few said that he thought Ravet would play solid back-up minutes for the Zags as a freshman.