In a significant move on the college basketball transfer market, former Pitt forward Guillermo Diaz Graham has committed to the University of San Francisco. The 7-footer from the Canary Islands is taking his talents from the ACC to the West Coast Conference, bringing size, skill, and untapped potential to the Dons’ frontcourt.
Diaz Graham spent two seasons with the Pitt Panthers, where he gradually developed into a valuable contributor. While his minutes fluctuated, his flashes of shot-blocking prowess, floor spacing, and high basketball IQ did not go unnoticed. Now, with a fresh start on the horizon, he’ll have the chance to showcase his full game in a system that may be more tailored to his strengths.
San Francisco head coach Chris Gerlufsen has been active in the transfer portal, and landing Diaz Graham is a clear indication of the program’s ambition. With his combination of length, mobility, and perimeter skills, the Spanish big man adds a new dimension to the Dons’ roster. He’s not just a rim protector—he’s a modern forward who can stretch the floor and run in transition, making him a valuable piece in today’s up-tempo college game.
For Diaz Graham, the move also represents an opportunity to take on a larger role and reset his collegiate career in a competitive conference. The WCC, known for producing NBA talent and mid-major powerhouses like Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s, will give him the platform to grow and compete at a high level.
As San Francisco looks to climb the WCC ranks and return to the NCAA Tournament, the addition of Guillermo Diaz Graham could be a game-changer. With his skill set and hunger for a fresh start, both player and program may be on the verge of something special.
