Zags Basketball Insiders

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox discussed the Gonzaga Bulldogs' current ranking and performance, noting their steady position at number 4 and the impact of injuries on their playing style. Ike's absence and the need for his return by San Francisco, as well as the potential return of Huff, whose knee injury could keep him out for 4-8 weeks, the team is testing their ability to adapt and maintain defensive and rebounding strengths without their usual inside-out post play.

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox analyzed Gonzaga's current position and potential seed in the NCAA tournament, noting concerns about the strength of their opponents and the impact on their seeding. Fox suggested that while Gonzaga might fall a few spots, they should still be in a good position as a top 4 seed. The changing landscape of college basketball is a continuing conversation thread, due to the new pay-for-play era, suggesting that the parity seen in recent years may be diminishing.

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox analyze Gonzaga's recent performance in conference play, including their victories against San Diego and Seattle University, as well as their win against Loyola Marymount. The team discussed various factors affecting their gameplay, including defensive strategies, player contributions, and technical fouls, while noting improvements in energy and execution across different matches.

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox previewed upcoming games against San Diego and other WCC opponents, while also discussing NBA prospects among Gonzaga players and the importance of college program development.The Zags Insiders Podcast reviewed Gonzaga's recent performance and metrics, highlighting their rise in rankings and analyzing key victories including Braden Smith's return to the lineup. The discussion focused on player development, particularly Tyon Grant-Foster's role and potential, while examining Gonzaga's depth and Mark Few's ability to adjust the starting lineup.

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox discussing Gonzaga's recent games and upcoming conference schedule. They analyzed the team's performance against Oregon and Campbell, highlighting Braden Smith's impressive play and the depth of the roster. Previewing Gonzaga's first conference game against Pepperdine, noting the Waves' struggles against the Zags historically. They also discussed the overall state of the WCC, with St. Mary's and Gonzaga expected to be the top contenders again this year.

Jim Meehan & Richard Fox discuss the Zags recent victory over UCLA and their strong resume for March Madness, analyzed the team's leadership, particularly Graham's role as an emotional leader, and the development of Braden Huff as a more physical and productive player. Also previewed upcoming games against Campbell and Oregon, discussing the Ducks' disappointing season and potential match-ups.

Spokesman-Review's not really retired Jim Meehan and Zag Alum & TV play by play commentator, Richard Fox talk about what the team could expect after the loss we shall not mention.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan & SWX KHQ's Richard Fox -discussed Gonzaga's recent victory over Alabama, highlighting the team's depth and physicality as key factors in their success. The analysts evaluated individual player performances, including Mario's promising debut as a freshman point guard and the contributions of other key players, while also discussing Alabama's guard play and Maryland's performance against UNLV. The conversation concluded with a discussion about the commercialization and professionalization of college basketball tournaments, including concerns about transparency and the evolving nature of college sports.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan & KHQ/SWX Gonzaga basketball analyst & alum Richard Fox talk recap the weekend and look at what's to be expected tonight against Southern Utah.

Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan & Richard Fox talk Zags Gonzaga basketball team started the season 2-0 with wins over Texas Southern (98-43) and Oklahoma. The team is currently ranked 19th in AP poll - Upcoming games against Creighton (ranked 23rd) and Arizona State will test the team's development Three-point shooting remains a concern at under 30%

Richard Fox and Jim Meehan together again - discussing all things Gonzaga Men's Basketball.

...in what could be the last podcast of the season, barring an emergency pod call as these next few weeks play out....Spokesman-Review sportswriter Jim Meehan and Richard Fox, television analyst and former Gonzaga player, go over the week's events in Gonzaga men's basketball on this week's Zag Basketball Insiders podcast! Sponsored by The Spokesman-Review.

Spokesman-Review sportswriter Jim Meehan and Richard Fox, television analyst and former Gonzaga player, go over the week's events in Gonzaga men's basketball on this week's Zag Basketball Insiders podcast, sponsored by The Spokesman-Review.

Spokesman-Review sportswriter Jim Meehan and Richard Fox, television analyst and former Gonzaga player, go over the week's events in Gonzaga men's basketball on this week's Zag Basketball Insiders podcast, sponsored by The Spokesman-Review.

Insights from Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and former Zag/TV Sportscaster Richard Fox talk about all things GU men's basketball

Sit in on a conversation between Spokesman Review's Jim Meehan and former Zag/TV Sportscaster Richard Fox - as the Zags get ready for Senior Week,  the WSU game and St. Mary's.

Insights from Spokesman Review's Jim Meehan and former Zag/TV Sportscaster Richard Fox - as the team prepares for the San Francisco game on Thursday, and Pepperdine this Saturday.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and Zag alum/TV broadcaster Richard Fox discuss all things Zags... spending a lot of time trying to figure out what is going on with the team as of late, focusing on the inconsistency in player performance and the need for a winning mindset. Also of note was the effectiveness of using a zone defense in upcoming games against Loyola Marymount and Pacific.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and former Zag and TV Sportscaster, Richard Fox talk about all things GU basketball and how the team is finding their way ----While Gonzaga dropped out of the AP poll last week but improved from 19 to 16 in the NET rankings , despite only playing one game against a low-ranked opponent. The team had a challenging week with tough practices and player meetings to address recent losses. In GU's game against Portland, Gonzaga made lineup changes, starting Emmanuel Innocenti and Braden Huff, which resulted in a 43-point win. Upcoming games against Oregon State and St. Mary's, which will be important for Gonzaga's rankings and conference standing.