It's going to be so hard to know what to make of them come tournament time. I assume they will get the number one overall seed and even the stats adjusted for competition find them the best team in the country.
But an interesting thought experiment, and one that I think will be relevant, what would their record be in the ACC?
Gonzaga has the 116th ranked Strength of Schedule. That's awful. They are too well-coached to be compared to Witchita State a few years back when KY beat them in the second round to end their undefeated season, but I still believe that Gonzaga will go into the tournament untested and this will hurt them. Remember last year how even a mediocre Syracuse team ended up in the Final Four? That happens because in the ACC you get better by playing really, really good teams every single game.
Edit - My best guess? They still make the tournament in the ACC but that's all I'm comfortable saying. It's just too hard to tell what type of team they are playing the 116th best schedule.
I cant argue with the SoS but I would suggest you watch Gonzaga play this year. In years past they have been 5 deep with a shallow bench and reliant on a single player to carry them (Olynyk, Morrison, Wiltjer) whereas this year they have 7 guys who could (and have) carry the team when needed. This is not a one trick pony unlike years past.
I'd love to see Gonzaga move to a bigger conference but the only one that they might fit in is the Big East due to a lack of a football program.
Untested seems like any easy dismissal if you didnt watch them beat Iowa St, Arizona or Florida; which, FWIW, were their three closest games of the year with wins by 2, 7 and 5 points respectively. Those are also their only three single digit point differences this season (which includes wins at BYU and St. Mary's which are both extremely tough places to play)