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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883
Jim Meehan

Jim Meehan

Current Position: sports reporter

Jim Meehan joined The Spokesman-Review in 1990. Jim is a beat writer for Gonzaga men's basketball, and also covers college volleyball and golf.

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Sports >  Gonzaga basketball

Former Gonzaga standout Domantas Sabonis traded to Sacramento

Domantas Sabonis has played in exactly 400 games in six NBA seasons, the last 319 with the Indiana Pacers. No. 401 will come in a Sacramento Kings uniform. Sabonis, the former Gonzaga standout and a two-time NBA All-Star, was traded Tuesday to the Kings in a six-player swap between two teams with nearly identical records.
Sports >  Gonzaga basketball

Gonzaga takes BYU, crowd out of game early, rolls to 90-57 victory

The Marriott Center, with nearly 19,000 energetic fans, is one of the loudest venues in college basketball. It was again Saturday night – during pregame introductions, when BYU won the opening tip and for the first 75 seconds when the Cougars went on top 5-0. Then No. 2 Gonzaga hit the mute button with one of its finest stretches of basketball this season, a lengthy, dominating performance at both ends of the court that generated a 90-57 rout and a rare opportunity for a largely stress-free evening on BYU’s home court.
Sports >  Gonzaga basketball

Mock drafts: Gonzaga’s Chet Holmgren in the mix for No. 1 pick with Auburn’s Jabari Smith, Duke’s Paolo Banchero

There’s little debate currently about the projected top three in the draft. Three versatile freshmen forwards – Gonzaga’s Chet Holmgren, Auburn’s Jabari Smith and Duke’s Paolo Banchero – appear to have created space at the top of the draft, much like they do on a basketball court. The order? That’s where the debate comes in.
Sports >  Gonzaga basketball

Gonzaga’s rising 3-point percentage puts additional stress on opposing defenses

Fast forward, beginning with Gonzaga dropping a season-high 13 3-pointers on nearly 42% shooting in a 69-55 win over the Red Raiders, and the Zags have been dialed in from long distance. In that seven-game span, the Zags (15-2, 4-0 WCC) have produced five of their top six 3-point percentages of the season. They had a string of three straight games with at least 110 points and two more in the 90s.