Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Fox

Biodiverse spaces are important not only for healthy ecosystems but they also bring tangible benefits for our mental wellness as well. Unfortunately new data shows that some of our most loved garden visitors – the Lepidoptera, or butterflies and moths – are in alarming decline. We'll be finding out from Dr Richard Fox, Head of Science at Butterfly Conservation, how gardeners can give them the boost they need. Ed Cooper from the trials team down at RHS Garden Wisley shows us another way of welcoming in not only butterflies and moths, but a whole host of other wildlife as well, with advice on sowing annual and perennial wildflower meadows. And finally, we find out how to maximise our outdoor spaces for our four legged friends, with Lead Horticulturist Dawn Grehan, at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.   Host: Gareth Richards   Contributors: Dr Richard Fox, Ed Cooper, Dawn Grehan Links:  Butterfly Conservation Butterfly recording and monitoring RHS Plants for Pollinators RHS Chelsea Flower Show How to create a pet-friendly garden Potentially harmful garden plants

Once-common butterflies, like the small tortoiseshell, the chalkhill blue and the small copper, had their worst year ever in 2024. The latest figures show, for the first time, more than half the UK's butterfly species are now in long-term decline. 一些一度十分常见的蝴蝶种类，比如荨麻蛱蝶、白垩丘蓝灰蝶（chalkhill blue）和红灰蝶，都在 2024 年经历了最严重的物种衰退。最新数据显示出了前所未有的状况，超过一半的英国蝴蝶物种正处于长期衰退状态。 Dr Richard Fox from the charity Butterfly Conservation described the figures as devastating. But he said people could make an immediate difference by not cutting their grass between April and September to create more habitats for butterflies and other species to thrive. 公益机构蝴蝶保护组织（Butterfly Conservation）的理查德·福克斯博士称这一数据令人震惊。但他表示，人们可以立即帮助扭转这一趋势，通过从四月到九月之间不修剪草坪的方式来为蝴蝶和其它物种创造赖以繁荣生长的栖息地。

...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.

Gonzaga Bulldogs men's basketball reporter Jim Meehan and Richard Fox, former player and TV commentator on Zags TV broadcasts in Spokane pore over the results of recent week in Gonzaga basketball, two quality wins improving the team's outlook for the coming WCC conference tournament and predictions for March Madness. 

It's time for another trip around the solar system on the BIGGER and BETTER Science Weekly! In this episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly, we continue our bigger and better podcast where we answer YOUR questions, have scientists battle it out for which science is the best & learn about a dinosaur which used to rule the skies! Dan kicks off with the latest in science news, beginning with a fascinating update on the Earth's core—could its shape be shifting? Next, we dive deep into the ocean to meet a newly discovered fish, named after a beloved film character. And to wrap up, Richard Fox from Butterfly Conservation joins Dan to explore the urgent challenges facing butterflies across the UK and what can be done to help. We then answer your questions, Lulu wants to know why planets have a gravitational pull and our favourite meteorologist, Kirsty McCabe joins Dan to answer Deanna's question: Where did the first water droplet come from? Dangerous Dan continues, where we learn all about the poisonous Oleander plant. In Battle of the Sciences, Dr. Natalia Jagielska explains the power of the palaeontology... the study of ancient dinosaur fossils! What do we learn about? · What's happened to the shape of the Earth's core · The urgent crisis facing butterflies in the UK · How the first water droplet was formed · The dangers of the Oleander plant · And in Battle of the Sciences, the power of palaeontology All on this week's episode of Science Weekly!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richard Fox has been charged with two counts of murder related to the deaths of two women whose remains were found in close proximity on a hiking trail. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erie County District Attorney Michael Keane and Chautauqua County Sheriff James Quattrone speak on the indictment of Richard Fox on another cold case murder full 2056 Thu, 13 Feb 2025 17:30:41 +0000 HEdkJvCtGfwSxXmdnqCvYvv0IMyuQCgG buffalo,news,wben,erie county district attorney's office,michael keane,chautauqua county sheriff's office,chautauqua county WBEN Extras buffalo,news,wben,erie county district attorney's office,michael keane,chautauqua county sheriff's office,chautauqua county Erie County District Attorney Michael Keane and Chautauqua County Sheriff James Quattrone speak on the indictment of Richard Fox on another cold case murder Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News

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.

It's a long weekend jam packed with sport and Brett Sprigg has the latest from the Australian Open, the Tour Down Under and the Women's Ashes.

It's a long weekend jam packed with sport, from cricket and cycling to soccer and tennis. ABC Sport's Matt Clinch chats to Matt Kuhnemann across in Sri Lanka with the Australian cricket squad, Glenn Maxwell speaks about the Stars' season and his future prospects and the ABC Sport team previews all the action on the final day of the Australian Open.

It's Christmas in New York City and the December watch auctions certainly produced some sparkling baubles for the Christmas tree for those with deep pockets and an appreciation for fine wristwatches. Sotheby's auctioned ‘The G.O.A.T Collection: Watches & Treasures from Tom Brady' as well as a unique Tom Brady Royal Oak with custom dial, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the ⁠⁠⁠⁠watch auction highlights for December 2024⁠⁠. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠WatchGecko⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and buy your next watch strap from us!

Watch brands and charity collab auctions have produced some spectacular results this year. In this podcast, Richard takes a closer look at Time For Art 2024.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Alum/Zag TV commentator Richard Fox talk Zags!

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Alum/Zag TV commentator Richard Fox talk Zags!

Richard Fox the first entry in his A Dream of Home military science fiction series, Men of Bretton, part 2; and Tinker by Wen Spencer, Part 78. View the podcast in video form at https://www.baen.com/podcastfiles/mp3/ and the Baen YouTube Channel.

Richard Fox is the new chair of the ICF's slalom committee. He shares his views on where the discipline's at, and where it goes from here.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Alum/Zag TV commentator Richard Fox recap of the Gonzaga v Arizona State game ( 88-80 victory) and make predictions for the season as the Zags take on the University of Lowell River Hawks.

Richard Fox the first entry in his A Dream of Home military science fiction series, Men of Bretton, part 1; and Tinker by Wen Spencer, Part 77. View the podcast in video form at https://www.baen.com/podcastfiles/mp3/ and the Baen YouTube Channel.

It was the month that we went back to space with the sale of a space flight worn Rolex GMT-Master wristwatch formerly owned by NASA astronaut Edgar D. Mitchell. Keeping with the pilot theme, in this case racing car drivers, an IWC Schaffhausen Pilot's watch worn by Sir Lewis Hamilton on the winner's podium at this year's Formula One™, Qatar Airways British Grand Prix™ has sold at a charity auction for CHF 220,000. What else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the ⁠⁠⁠watch auction highlights for October 2024⁠. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠WatchGecko⁠⁠⁠⁠ and buy your next watch strap from us!

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Alum/Zag TV commentator Richard Fox discuss the Baylor opening game and predictions for the upcoming season.

Send us a textIn this episode, Dr. Richard Fox shares how AI is transforming veterinary diagnostics. From his early career to the world of AI, Dr. Fox offers practical insights into the challenges, opportunities, and innovations that AI brings to pathology. Tune in to learn how AI is enhancing workflow efficiency, diagnostic precision, and the future direction of veterinary pathology.[00:00] Introduction – Introduction to Dr. Richard Fox and his expertise in veterinary pathology and AI.[03:00] Dr. Fox's Career Journey – His shift from veterinary practice to pathology and AI.[08:00] Entering the AI Space – How Dr. Fox became involved in AI, including his work with Aiforia.[15:00] AI in Diagnostics – AI's impact on diagnostic workflows and speeding up tasks.[22:00] Quality Control in AI Models – Ensuring AI model accuracy and the importance of data consistency.[28:00] AI Model Validation Challenges – Overcoming issues with model validation and retraining.[35:00] Integrating AI into Workflows – How AI fits into veterinary pathology workflows and practical considerations.[40:00] Future of AI in Pathology – Predictions on the future trends in AI and on-premises diagnostics.[50:00] Common Questions About AI – Addressing concerns like AI replacing pathologists and optimizing workflows.[58:00] Conclusion – Key takeaways and how to get started with AI in veterinary diagnostics.The Episodes Resources:Contact AiforiaRichard Fox's LinkedIn Profile Richard Fox's Email Support the showBecome a Digital Pathology Trailblazer get the "Digital Pathology 101" FREE E-book and join us!

It was the month that the IWC Schaffhausen x Polaris Dawn Mission space watches went up for sale, as well as three classic vintage ‘tool watches' from Heuer, Rolex and Tudor, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the ⁠⁠watch auction highlights for September 2024. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit ⁠⁠⁠WatchGecko⁠⁠⁠ and buy your next watch strap from us!

It was the month that Sotheby's New York announced that an iconic Heuer Monaco worn by Steve McQueen was to be auctioned, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for August 2024. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit ⁠⁠⁠WatchGecko⁠⁠⁠ and buy your next watch strap from us!

Every member of Noemie Fox's family is an Olympic athlete. Her mother, Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi, won bronze in 1996 for canoeing slalom (K1), while their father Richard Fox represented Britain for the same event in 1992. Her sister Jess, 30, made her Olympic debut as an 18-year-old at the 2012 London Games, going on to compete at Rio, Tokyo and Paris and winning six medals including three gold. Although Noemie, 27, has been competing at the international level since 2013, she has previously missed out on a spot on the Olympic team because Australia's only slot went to Jess. But a new Olympic event introduced this year — the kayak cross — finally gave Noemie a chance to represent her country. On her return from Paris, Noemie talks to Charis Chang about what it's like to finally join the rest of her family, not just as an Olympian but as a gold medallist.

Butterfly numbers in the UK appear to be at the lowest on record after a wet spring and summer dampened their chances of mating. This comes on top of a long and worrying trend of decline. To find out what's going on and what we can all do to help butterflies cope with extreme weather patterns, Phoebe Weston speaks to Dr Richard Fox, the head of science for the charity Butterfly Conservation, and to Matthew Hayes, who is part of the Banking on Butterflies project, a collaboration between the Insect Ecology Group at the zoology department in Cambridge University and the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/sciencepod

Noemie Fox has been open about the challenges that come with having Jess Fox as your big sister. Now, she's written her own story with Olympic gold in the kayak cross in Paris. If there were Olympic gold for proud parents, Richard Fox would have to be in the mix. He tells us about Noemie emerging from Jess's 'big shadow', marvels at the pair's connection, and takes us inside the celebrations to share an amazing moment. He says he's proud to be the "worst performing Olympian in the family". Featured: Richard Fox, ex-Olympian. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

It was the month that an exceptionally rare Patek Philippe watch went up for sale, as well as Captain Bob Maloubier's Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the ⁠⁠watch auction highlights for July 2024⁠⁠. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit ⁠⁠WatchGecko⁠⁠ and buy your next watch strap from us!

Jess Fox has won her second gold medal of these Olympic Games and her Dad, Richard, speaks to us about how she's able to keep a cool head with all the chaos around her. There is a lot of pressure on our athletes, in particular the swim team and Mollie O'Callaghan spoke about how that affects her. We speak to Cate Campbell about how swimmers handle the weight of expectation. Plus Australia had an unlikely medallist in the BMX Freestyle and her celebration was true blue. Featured: Richard Fox, former Olympian. Cate Campbell, former Olympian. Declan Byrne, ABC SPORT. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Moths are far from the furry, dusty, scary things we've imagined. With over 10,000 species of them in North America alone, they come in all colors and sizes, and they do the important work of pollinating during the night shift. Dr. Richard Fox, the Head of Science at the UK's Butterfly Conservation, joins us to talk about these incredible insects. I also share some fun activities you can do to get a close-up look at moths in your own yard. Visit NightSkyTourist.com/102 for more information about this episode. CHECK OUT THESE LINKS FROM EPISODE 102: Butterfly Conservation: https://butterfly-conservation.org/  Butterfly Conservation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/savebutterflies  Butterfly Conservation on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/savebutterflies/  20 Night Sky Books for Children: https://nightskytourist.com/20-childrens-books/  BugGuide.net: https://bugguide.net/node/view/57  iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/  “Sketching the Night Sky with John Muir Laws” Episode 22: https://nightskytourist.com/22-2/  Rate Night Sky Tourist with 5 stars on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. THANK YOU! FOLLOW NIGHT SKY TOURIST ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NightSkyTourist  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightskytourist/  SPREAD THE WORD Help us reach more people by subscribing to the podcast, leaving a review, and sharing it with others. GET TO KNOW US MORE Visit NightSkyTourist.com to read our great blog articles, check out our resource page, and sign up for our newsletters. Our monthly newsletter has content that is exclusive for subscribers. SHARE YOUR QUESTION We want to hear your questions. They could even become part of a future Q&A. Record your question in a voice memo on your smartphone and email it to us at Hello@NightSkyTourist.com. COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS Email us at Hello@NightSkyTourist.com.

It's a Paris-themed edition of the Rush Hour, but first Billy has some airport pick-up advice, and his All Sports Report. Josh Giddey's father Warrick joins the show before the Boomers take on Canada tonight, then Topics Brownless is back for the 2nd day in a row. We've got a mega competition for you to win a Crossray BBQ - it's so good even Todd from Barwon Heads phones in! Jason from Ferntree Gully has a crack at $10k with Guernsey Cash, then Aussie swimming royalty joins the show in the form of Leisel Jones. JB talks about his time as a host at the Sydney Olympics, then Richard Fox - father of Jess, calls in from Paris to talk about how nervous he was as Jess took home her 2nd Olympic Gold Medal. Then Billy closes the show with a joke about a visit to the old folks' homeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It was the month that Sylvester Stallone's Patek Philippe collection caused a stir. His Grandmaster Chime alone sold for $5,400,00 alone, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering? Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for June 2024. Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit WatchGecko and buy your next watch strap from us!

Imagine you're world-class at whatever it is that you do, but you're not quite the best in your family. That's been the reality for Noemie Fox, whose sister Jess is considered the best female paddler of all time. It's meant that Noemie was the only member of her family who was not an Olympian. Until now. This is a story of how Noemie Fox found her own way and own why. Featured: Amanda Shalala, journalist, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Slalom canoe World Champion Richard Fox joins Shane McInnes to discuss all things canoeing at the upcoming Olympic Games and shares his excitement as his two daughters, Jess and Noemie, look to bring home Gold for Australia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Kidd, Curator of Ventnor Botanic Gardens, discusses his pioneering low-intervention approach to horticulture with a two decade long experiment which has yielded some surprising results on the Isle of Wight. New research from Butterfly Conservation reveals letting parts of your garden grow wild can increase butterfly numbers by up to 93%, we meet entomologist Dr Richard Fox to find out why moths and butterflies are such important members of the garden community. And finally, we catch up with Gemma Burr at RHS Garden Wisley to learn what you can sow right now to ensure your garden stays insect friendly throughout the season. Host: Guy Barter Contributors: Chris Kidd, Dr Richard Fox, Gemma Burr Other links: Ventnor Botanic Gardens website Butterfly Conservation wild garden study Wild Spaces website The Big Butterfly Count Sustainable Planting Combinations Become a RHS member

Congress is fearful of TikTok's influence, but America's young people increasingly see it as a key platform for learning about and spreading political ideas. Will TikTok get young people engaged in the 2024 election or serve as another distraction? Neta Kligler-Vilenchik finds that young people embody an expressive citizenship, where you should speak out if you see injustice, and have found TikTok to be a fruitful platform. But she doubts that older politicians have figured out how to use it for effective persuasion. Richard Fox finds that TikTok users are liberal and more active, online and offline. But they take politics less seriously. He sees the same complaints about media change that scholars have been making for generations: we're favoring shorter, less substantive, and emotional clips over real learning. They both say we should be skeptical of TikTok remaking politics but that we should listen to young people, who see real change.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and Zag alum/tv commentator Richard Fox report on howGU Bulldogs know how to dance - you can't fake your way into a Sweet Sixteen.  Zags are facing Perdue - both guys picked them to get this far, but the 21 point wins on the way were very impressive.Recap of McNeese State game - McNeese tried to shut down the 3 pointers, which opened up inside game, but the Zags were always a step ahead.  When the McNeese pressure had no impact, they had no plan B to try and take GU down. Fox breaking down the stats confirmed that the Zags did an excellent job executing the scouting plans and were prepared to play on both ends.Kansas game was so high level on both ends throughout the game - because as Meehan tweeted "are you not entertained?"  The Jayhawks were higher ranked with a few pros and all Americans, the Zags pulled away in the 2nd half.  Zags shot 67% and Jayhawks shot 28% in the second half and the Zags were great at keeping the ball out of Dickinson's hands. GU's freshman did great with solid play.Purdue preview - the way GU is playing right now is completely different then the last time they met. However, job one this time around is to try and shut down 7'4"  Zach Edey...a bad night for him is a double double bc he's gonna score, but attention to the rest of the Purdue team needs to be paid.The guys are predicting a win. Not a blow out game, and no one is saying it'll be easy, but the guys are calling for a W. 

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Alum/Zag TV commentator Richard Fox discuss the WCC finale and Selection Sunday...with a special shout out to The Red Iguana in Salt Lake City....Meehan's hoping there's a table ready for him.WCC recap - GU went in 2nd seed, took San Francisco but St Mary's had GU's number this time around. Kept the Zags to low score, Gaels executed at a higher level and deservedly came out on top.Talking about the NCAA brackets - with the South Coast Conference being a notch below the WCC, it doesn't make GU's Thursday game against McNeese any less. Promises to be a game. The guys break down the starting lineups on both teams that play their starters long. If GU wins, they face Kansas or Stanford.Is this GU team heading into the Sweet Sixteen? The guys expect it! We'll be talking to you next week.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and Zag alum/tv commentator Richard Fox take a look at what all the rankings mean right now to the Zags...with x2 Quad One games this week that can help their WCC case. Past review of the "businesslike" Portland game that allowed the Bulldogs to prepare for Saturday night's game agains Santa Clara and their 'bigs.' All the Zags have moved through the season and grown, culminating in that game. It was such a special senior night for Anton Watson. Preview of the next x2 games against San Francisco and St Mary's with GU playing their best ball of the season.

Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and Zags Bulldog alum and tv commentator Richard Fox discuss how GU makes up a little ground each week in the brackets...they digest and discuss a ton of stats as the Bulldogs played with better teams.Looking ahead to Portland - pieces aren't too bad as they are on their home court, but they may not be able to defend Gonzaga if the Bulldogs hit their outside shots. Santa Clara is Saturday night back at the Kennell - last time they met, GU lost in the end. Zags strength inside can help when the Broncos come to town.Also of note at the Kennell is Anton Watson's senior night this week. Local hero, Swiss Army knife of a Zag, its so rare for a player in today's college basketball era to be a winner for the program over his entire career at Gonzaga.

Insiders Jim Meehan and RIchard Fox --- give you all the latest inside info...Zags beat the Quad 1 barrier this past week in Kentucky! They have gained some ground and its an uphill climb to be an 'at large' selection to dance in the tournament. Net rankings moved them up a few to a solid 22 - AP Rankings they haven't hit the top 25 yet. One game at a time.Everyone's solid play in Kentucky showed in the win - everyone who stepped on the floor showed VALUE...and everyone had a moment

Listen in to The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and GU Zags alum/tv analyst Richard Fox conversation about the Gonzaga University Men's Basketball Team....GU played extremely well against LMU, then ended with a bad scene with St Mary's on Saturday night. Zags fell to 25th...while the loss didn't impact their computer metrics, the brackets were updated and there were no Zags to be found. IT makes the "at large" path extremely difficult with no Quad 1 wins.The week that was - domination against LMU which took both Jim and Richard by surprise. When you get rolled as badly as LMU did...in Division I, coaches shouldnt worry about effort, but that was what was lacking in that game. Both Zag Insiders were tuned out with 8 minutes left in the game....But that St Mary's game...GU lost their way on both ends of the floor in the second half. That's not even counting the referee reviews...which did not cost GU the game. St Mary's had an improved game with solid match ups. Saturday overall was a great day for collegiate basketball.Looking ahead - how will GU rebound after the St Mary's gut punch?

Sportswriter Jim Meehan and former Zag player and TV broadcaster Richard Fox go over the week in Gonzaga University Bulldogs men's basketball on their weekly podcast, brought to you by The Spokesman-Review.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan gets together with Zags TV analyst Richard Fox and talk over what happened last week. Bottom line - GU needs to trust their offense. The loss on Saturday night to UW was their 2nd worst shooting game so far and the first game they were out rebounded. This week's match ups wil be interesting to see -

Jim Meehan and Richard Fox start off by giving a quick look over Tommy Lloyd's AZ team with an impressive start...and talk about the 1st net/evaluation rankings and standings. Meehan & Fox agree - its a good barometer but it's really too early to tell how everything is going to shake out, what with GU ranked at 31, WA State at 21...eye opener of the ranking being St. Mary's at 155 with their rocky start.Overview of Cal State Bakersfield game and the USC analysis.Looking ahead to this week's Arkansas preview and UW game.

The Spokesman-Review's Jim Meehan and Gonzaga University alum/broadcaster Richard Fox recap the Hawaii trip/Maui Invitational - and adjustments that need to be made in the upcoming games for the GU Men's Basketball team.The Purdue game was not out of reach. The stat sheet was really even for both teams, and the difference really came down to shot quality. GU showed they could play with anybody.The Zags shot down the Orange offense in their follow up game - happening not even 16 hours after the final buzzer from the Purdue loss - using a bigger line up, the Zags dominated the boards. While the game was not stress free, GU was the better team for 40 minutes. The game also was the launch of the Anton Watson awakening.... UCLA game showed what the GU team can do with Watson's overall influence leading the charge. While the ref whistles are still ringing in Meehan's ears, Fox states that if Watson can maintain the aggressiveness and efficiency with his shot selection, Anton Watson has the potential to be GU's leading scorer by the end of the year.In what to look for GU upcoming - Meehan noted the displays of Coach Mark Few from the sidelines as turnovers mounted was highly entertaining. Fox also emphasized GU has to take care of the ball - with guards having an almost even number of assists and turnovers, that has to change. Also noted was how unusual it is to have the GU defense be ahead of the offense this early in the season. That needs to even out as well. Quick looks at upcoming match ups with the CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners and USC in LV..the opportunity for GU to go deeper in the bench and tighten things up.