The Zags Battle the Pirates of Seton Hall And The Free Ira Brown Boy Break it Down And then there were 64 (well, really, 68, but that's pretty lame and doesn't have the same ring to it so we're gonna go ahead and ignore that)! And the Free Ira Brown crew has you covered. In our latest episode (Season 2, Episode 22), our heroes cover everything you want to know about Gonzaga in Denver. Don't know where Seton Hall is? Unsure exactly how far it is from GU's campus to the Pepsi Center? Want to hear an uninteresting story of Chris' first college basketball experience and how it relates to Seton Hall? What do you mean, "no?" Those stories, plus we have actual basketball coverage (no, really). What are the Hall's weaknesses? How do they match up with Gonzaga? Don't worry, we hit it all. Plus we share some thoughts about the Pac-12 as a whole, take a look at which unprotected seeds may make a run to the second weekend in our Top 3, check in with the Gonzaga women and Chris has figured out the magic number for Thursday's game.

All that and more in the latest episode of Free Ira Brown, THE Gonzaga Hoops Podcast. Do join us, won't you? It is, after all, the most wonderful time of the year. The 2016-17 Gonzaga hype train has left the station Przemek Karnowski’s recovery is “ahead of schedule” Australia tops Lithuania, the Olympic run is over Lithuania falls to Croatia, faces Australia in knockout phase Spain completely wipes the floor clean with Lithuanian jerseys Lithuania tops Argentina for lead in Group B WCC unveils 2016-17 men’s basketball schedule Lithuania uses big third quarter to push past Nigeria. Domantas Sabonis and Lithuania beat Brazil in Olympic opener Gonzaga in coveted 2017 recruit Daejon Davis’ top-five final schools Stadium Athletic Gonzaga Bulldogs Navy Arch & Logo Full Zip Hoodie Stadium Athletic Gonzaga Bulldogs Charcoal Arch & Logo Full Zip Hoodie Gonzaga Bulldogs Frame Basketball T-Shirt - Navy BlueA BROTHER of murdered dissident republican Alan Ryan has appeared in court wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a photograph of his slain sibling.

The Special Criminal Court heard yesterday that a book of evidence may be served early next month on Vincent Ryan and two other men who are charged with membership of the IRA. Last month, Vincent Ryan (22), with an address at Grange Abbey Drive, Donaghmede in Dublin, was charged with membership of an unlawful organisation styling itself the Irish Republican Army, otherwise Oglaigh na hEireann, otherwise the IRA on September 13. His co-accused, Darragh Evans (23), of Grange Park Rise, Raheny, Dublin; and Nathan Kinsella (33), of Matt Talbot Court in Dublin city centre, were also charged with the same offence on the same date. Both Vincent Ryan and Darragh Evans were subsequently charged with firearms offensives as part of a garda investigation into the murder of Michael Kelly (30), who was shot dead on Marsfield Avenue, Clongriffin, Dublin on September 15, 2011. On September 21, the two men were charged with the possession of an AKM assault rifle and Webley revolver MkV1 at Clonshaugh Walk, Coolock, Dublin on September 15, 2011.

Counsel for the State, Tara Burns, asked that the case be adjourned until November 7, when she said the book of evidence would either be served or a date for the service of the book would be set.Outdoor Furniture Rental Baltimore With regard to an upcoming bail application on behalf of Mr Kinsella, Ms Burns asked that the hearing be adjourned until Friday, as information regarding the proposed terms of bail had come to gardai at "quite a late stage" and they wished to investigate further.Repairing A Cracked Block Wall Ms Burns asked that bail applications for Vincent Ryan and Darragh Evans be adjourned until October 10, adding that gardai had yet to receive any information on proposed bail terms for Mr Ryan.Low Light Cactus Plants

Mr Justice Garrett Sheehan remanded both Vincent Ryan and Darragh Evans in custody until October 10, while Nathan Kinsella was remanded in custody to appear before the court on Friday.Five Rowers Earn IRA All-Academic Honors Baxter Call, Neall Koetje, Liam Kucey, Nathan Smith and Bobby Vernazza were chosen to the IRA All-Academic team. PRINCETON, N.J. – Oregon State rowers Baxter Call, Neall Koetje, Liam Kucey, Nathan Smith and Bobby Vernazza were announced among those named to the 2016 Intercollegiate Rowing Association All-Academic Team this week by the IRA Board of Stewards. To be eligible for recognition, a student-athlete must have maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.35 or higher, completed one full year at their institution (freshmen and first-year transfers are not eligible), be an institutional letter winner and competed at the 2016 IRA National Championship Regatta. Vernazza, a senior biology major, returned from a season-long injury battle to race in the 7-seat of the Beavers' Varsity 8 at the IRA Championships.

This year's honor marks the third straight IRA All-Academic honor. Sophomore Koetje, who majors in exercise and sport science, joined Vernazza in the V8 for the final regatta of the season helping the Beavers to a 17th place finish. Call, a sophomore majoring in biology, and Smith, a junior studying civil engineering, each spent time in the V8 before ending the season racing in the Second Varsity 8 at the national championship regatta. OSU's 2V8 finished the year 17th overall. Kucey, a junior studying civil engineering, finished the season rowing in the 4-seat of the Third Varsity 8 at IRA Championships helping the Beavers' 3V to a 13th place finish. All five rowers were also Pac-12 All-Academic selections. In all, 336 student-athletes from 37 member institutions were recognized. OREGON STATE ATHLETICS' EVERYDAY CHAMPIONS CULTURE Through the power of sport, we help people discover and pursue their passions, talents and purpose in order to live a life of balance and positive contribution.