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First Varsity start of the year against Nationally ranked Thompson (AL). Great team win in OT‼️ 1 passing TD and 225+ passing yards I'm very thankful for the opportunity and I want to thank my coaches, teammates, and community for believing in me! 🔰#4TheG Grayson Football Keith Barefield Coach Alex Scott Damoio'n “Big City” Wright🎱 Travis Taylor Aaron M Hill Marvin Hammonds Coach Joe Stokowski Andy Villamarzo ChadSimmons @Bdrumm_Rivals Jeremy Johnson Najeh Wilkins Kenyatta Watson MaxPreps
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David (Deuce) Smith

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Here are my highlights from my Sophomore Season for high school, as well as 7v7 (I started for the number 1 ranked 15u 7v7 team in the Nation. We won both Shock Dr and DR7 Nationals) and the Florida State Seminoles Camp, Florida Gators Camp and Florida Atlantic Camp. I started in the Slot for my high school team as well as returned kicks and punts. I begin lifting next week, as well as training with my track coach and my WR coach, then 7v7 begins in January. I haven't even begun to scratch the surface of what I will accomplish! LG! .Coach Buckets .Peter Cantone .Dos Leprechauns .Sean Gavin .Receiver School .Top Preps - Scouting, Promotion, & Recruiting Help .JuJuSports .Kevin Moses LLC .CoachReggie .Chris Smith .One11 Recruiting .Brian Herny .TAP APP .DmvSports .Six Star Football | PLUS+ .MISTER FOOTBALL 🏈 .PapaScarbs .Prep Redzone Florida .Kalling Plays With Kailey .Coach Bj Hall .Chad Jamison .Derek Day .Football✭Motivation ™️ 🏈Ⓜ️ .🚨Elite Prospects🚨 .Greg McGruder .Born to Compete™ .Central Florida Preps
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Here are my highlights from my Sophomore Season for high school, as well as 7v7 (I started for the number 1 ranked 15u 7v7 team in the Nation. We won both Shock Dr and DR7 Nationals) and the Florida State Seminoles Camp, Florida Gators Camp and Florida Atlantic Camp. I started in the Slot for my high school team as well as returned kicks and punts. I begin lifting next week, as well as training with my track coach and my WR coach, then 7v7 begins in January. I haven't even begun to scratch the surface of what I will accomplish! LG! .Coach Buckets .Peter Cantone .Dos Leprechauns .Sean Gavin .Receiver School .Top Preps - Scouting, Promotion, & Recruiting Help .JuJuSports .Kevin Moses LLC .CoachReggie .Chris Smith .One11 Recruiting .Brian Herny .TAP APP .DmvSports .Six Star Football | PLUS+ .MISTER FOOTBALL 🏈 .PapaScarbs .Prep Redzone Florida .Kalling Plays With Kailey .Coach Bj Hall .Chad Jamison .Derek Day .Football✭Motivation ™️ 🏈Ⓜ️ .🚨Elite Prospects🚨 .Greg McGruder .Born to Compete™ .Central Florida Preps

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Here’s a video of me taking BP in the offseason after my Rookie Year with the Texas Rangers in 1992. I had a lot more movement early on in my career and learned to stay back better as I got older. I was a little guy who had to put everything I had into it to drive the ball. I weighed 165 lbs in this video but I could hit the ball hard for my size. I also didn’t realize that my back foot did that until I saw the video. For the record I never once worked on a Scissor Kick and I definitely never used a Farm Board! Sorry for the low quality video. #shegone Not Gaetti Bob File Tony Wuench Bill Dubs Randy Johnson Jonah Artiles Greg Jacobs 🇺🇸 🎾 ⚾️ 🇮🇹 Sinker Slider SliderDom Low and outside Jerry Hairston, Jr. Doug Mientkiewicz John VanderWal Mike Piazza Sal Marinello The Real Voices of the Game Productions Kevin Kernan KINETIC ARM Will Clark MLB MLBPA MLBPAA
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Shane Battier shares a must-listen on what it really means to be a champion, how to be a great teammate, and how to make an impact. "The sign says, 'Champions are made when no one is looking.' I sorta laugh at that sign because there is no better sign to sum up my career than that. I lived that literally." Here's why: "My last few years in the NBA, I was first or last, depending on how you look at it - in a stat called time per possession...I was the NBA's version of hot potato." Then he did the math: "I found out that 98% of the time I was on the court, I didn't touch the ball. Only 2% of the time I actually physically touched it." "Most people watch the player with the ball or guarding the ball. So literally, when I say 'champions are made when no one's watching' - no one is watching me for 98% of the time." "But yet I was an integral part of my team. I was an integral piece in my coach's sweat when I didn't play." How did he do it? "I always looked at ways to impact the game. Boxing out. Taking charges. Sexy plays like running back on defense. All of these made up my 98% of time spent away from the ball." 98% invisible, but 100% essential. You don't have to score to make an impact on the game. The best teammates own their role. They are willing to put the team first over individual glory. (🎥 The Nantucket Project)
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Shane Battier shares a must-listen on what it really means to be a champion, how to be a great teammate, and how to make an impact. "The sign says, 'Champions are made when no one is looking.' I sorta laugh at that sign because there is no better sign to sum up my career than that. I lived that literally." Here's why: "My last few years in the NBA, I was first or last, depending on how you look at it - in a stat called time per possession...I was the NBA's version of hot potato." Then he did the math: "I found out that 98% of the time I was on the court, I didn't touch the ball. Only 2% of the time I actually physically touched it." "Most people watch the player with the ball or guarding the ball. So literally, when I say 'champions are made when no one's watching' - no one is watching me for 98% of the time." "But yet I was an integral part of my team. I was an integral piece in my coach's sweat when I didn't play." How did he do it? "I always looked at ways to impact the game. Boxing out. Taking charges. Sexy plays like running back on defense. All of these made up my 98% of time spent away from the ball." 98% invisible, but 100% essential. You don't have to score to make an impact on the game. The best teammates own their role. They are willing to put the team first over individual glory. (🎥 The Nantucket Project)

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Dylan

13,215 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Recently asked Coach Roberts about being a “win now” team while still developing younger talent, like Sania Feagin and Ta’Niya Latson: Essentially, the Sparks are focused on pursuing a championship and not development. “I think every team in the league wants to win now,” said Roberts. “But we also recognize we’re in LA and we’re one of the original franchises. I didn’t come to LA to rebuild or do some slow thing. I know KP [Kelsey Plum] didn’t, and Nneka [Ogwumike] didn’t. Our front office has that in mind as well in terms of getting players that will help us win now, but are also the right fit for what we’re trying to do and how we’re trying to play. I think we’ve done a good job of that. To your point about balancing with the young guys, a lot of the work in developing young players isn’t seen. It’s with our player development staff, our coaching staff; they get coached up a lot. It’s just a hard league to break into, it really is. But we believe in those guys, and we’re going to continue working. Their numbers will get called, and it’s a matter of them staying ready. They’ve done a great job at that, but they’re completely invested. Their work ethic is great, their buy-in is great, so everyone’s journey is different. Sometimes it takes a little bit to break in and sometimes it’s right away. That’s what went into it.”
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Clark Lea reveals he used a rap lyric from Common to help lay the foundation he’s built at Vanderbilt “I was here as a coach and I listened to Common speak to our student group. This phrase belief is a practice, I pulled directly from his remarks. What he was talking about in his career as a wrapper, you meet way more no’s than you meet yeses. He was spending a ton of time selling CDs out of the trunk of his car.” “There was no indication that he was going to be successful. There was no one outside of himself that felt like he would become anything. But he had this belief within himself. That’s why he kept recording music. That’s why he kept selling out of the trunk of his car. He’d go anywhere and everywhere to perform and practice his craft.” “As the head coach at Vanderbilt, I get everyone’s best self. Everyone wants to say the right things, do the right things around me. But really what happens away from my eyes becomes everything in building the program.” “It also reveals what their true belief is. How many people are willing to speak their dreams or their goals, but they’re not really willing to do the work? I want to go to the NFL. I want to win a national championship. But then we turn around and do work that reveals that we don’t actually know that we have a chance to do that.” “Belief is a practice. This is not a feeling. It’s not an emotion. It’s not a dream. What you’re doing reflects what you believe possible. I don’t need a team that’s the best trash-talking team in the country. I need a team that’s the hardest-working team in the country.” “What you are literally willing to sacrifice for this program and it’s effort to win, and that's our mission, winning. Will tell me how much you believe that the dreams we have as a program are possible. Belief is a practice.”
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Clark Lea reveals he used a rap lyric from Common to help lay the foundation he’s built at Vanderbilt “I was here as a coach and I listened to Common speak to our student group. This phrase belief is a practice, I pulled directly from his remarks. What he was talking about in his career as a wrapper, you meet way more no’s than you meet yeses. He was spending a ton of time selling CDs out of the trunk of his car.” “There was no indication that he was going to be successful. There was no one outside of himself that felt like he would become anything. But he had this belief within himself. That’s why he kept recording music. That’s why he kept selling out of the trunk of his car. He’d go anywhere and everywhere to perform and practice his craft.” “As the head coach at Vanderbilt, I get everyone’s best self. Everyone wants to say the right things, do the right things around me. But really what happens away from my eyes becomes everything in building the program.” “It also reveals what their true belief is. How many people are willing to speak their dreams or their goals, but they’re not really willing to do the work? I want to go to the NFL. I want to win a national championship. But then we turn around and do work that reveals that we don’t actually know that we have a chance to do that.” “Belief is a practice. This is not a feeling. It’s not an emotion. It’s not a dream. What you’re doing reflects what you believe possible. I don’t need a team that’s the best trash-talking team in the country. I need a team that’s the hardest-working team in the country.” “What you are literally willing to sacrifice for this program and it’s effort to win, and that's our mission, winning. Will tell me how much you believe that the dreams we have as a program are possible. Belief is a practice.”

Josh Chambers

19,176 просмотров • 24 дней назад

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Luke O'Nien

28,642 просмотров • 2 лет назад

What I should have followed. After the holidays as I’m a brokie as the legend Andrew Tate say I’m going to need help by the Twitter lawyers after the holiday season to help out. The people that help me win the suits will generously participate in the upside. Going to let the monsters that lives on the backs and injury of hard working warriors that fall have a good Christmas spirit. After the holidays I will post many nice evidence and recordings this bipolar person will release. Don’t worry I will let you fine folk put me in jail as well. Never claimed to be innocent. But the hilarious attempts to be innocent and be a part of fucking my kids future to go down with me. I give zero fucks about what happens to me. This is for my kids. Maybe the white dominated sport that is so fine and nice sit back and sweat. I’m the truth that hockey is the most toxic culture in all of sports. The players and staff know the idiot I’ve been. Lucky I have not done it alone. How come hockey never been in the news for drugs and criminal activity. Nah we just the white league that are better and behave better then all other sports. Gary get ready. What I’m coming with after you had a jolly good time the reality you will have fun suppress. But your watch dogs won’t win me and if they do tell them to come well prepared. Folks and fans I’m willing to destroy my self for truth. Let’s start with the ambien and c pac use for organizations. How I did drugs my whole career and never got one single phone call when I came to USA at 18 escaping my past and I never thought I got out in a bigger criminal empire then what I came from. Research west coast family in Sweden that I grew up in since 4 years old. I thought that taking the flight away when I was 18 to just get introduced to the crazy shit called the nhl. I will admit to my crimes and won’t hide my part. Now it’s about truth and people are coming with me for saving my children that had no part in it. Around the 26-27th panda lawyers come out and we are going to court with the public media which is you the people. Hate me and say to change my meds. When the nhl helped me pay the extortions against my sister and kids. I will go down with them. Dm me if you’re interested to help. But I will post everything you need to knew about our fucked up sports and no lawyer can bury me with lawyers. I will eat them alive as I can’t give to shits about what happens to me. My children will never see me again. If you guys think I’m that kind of man that do that like the nhl program told me with marlow and Dan Cronin the last days then give your heads a shake. Amount of 9mm on my forehead last 10 years that they knew. Look up what happened in odense Denmark last monday and that was suppressed… hahah. I’m the villain that will bring change. Hate me.. don’t give a fuck. I love you. No matter where this goes my kids deserve to know the truth. God bless. The nhl clean up crews have been trying with me but they can’t. Here is were they have forced me too. Have a good holiday and I’m lucky to be alive. I want attention or drama queen. Let’s see when this is over if true. God bless America and the world. Fucj the corporate snakes. I’m going to convince my shit too. Let’s see if they wanna play ball. NHL players you deserve better but are a bunch of pussies. ❤️ not many people with drugs charges and criminal acts compared to the other sports. Is it the white sports or is it something else. Maybe white behave better than others. We are way worse the. Others. If my account got suspended you know the white power handled business. I am sorry to relationships I did everything for. But time to have fun. The truth will come out bipolar or not. God bless. Happy holidays. My family won’t have it. That’s on me. But I’m fighting for their future. Hate me it’s ok. I deserve it. But hate them too they were equally involved ✌️ 10-14 psychotropics they put in me to shut up. Well destroying me is a small price topay
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What I should have followed. After the holidays as I’m a brokie as the legend Andrew Tate say I’m going to need help by the Twitter lawyers after the holiday season to help out. The people that help me win the suits will generously participate in the upside. Going to let the monsters that lives on the backs and injury of hard working warriors that fall have a good Christmas spirit. After the holidays I will post many nice evidence and recordings this bipolar person will release. Don’t worry I will let you fine folk put me in jail as well. Never claimed to be innocent. But the hilarious attempts to be innocent and be a part of fucking my kids future to go down with me. I give zero fucks about what happens to me. This is for my kids. Maybe the white dominated sport that is so fine and nice sit back and sweat. I’m the truth that hockey is the most toxic culture in all of sports. The players and staff know the idiot I’ve been. Lucky I have not done it alone. How come hockey never been in the news for drugs and criminal activity. Nah we just the white league that are better and behave better then all other sports. Gary get ready. What I’m coming with after you had a jolly good time the reality you will have fun suppress. But your watch dogs won’t win me and if they do tell them to come well prepared. Folks and fans I’m willing to destroy my self for truth. Let’s start with the ambien and c pac use for organizations. How I did drugs my whole career and never got one single phone call when I came to USA at 18 escaping my past and I never thought I got out in a bigger criminal empire then what I came from. Research west coast family in Sweden that I grew up in since 4 years old. I thought that taking the flight away when I was 18 to just get introduced to the crazy shit called the nhl. I will admit to my crimes and won’t hide my part. Now it’s about truth and people are coming with me for saving my children that had no part in it. Around the 26-27th panda lawyers come out and we are going to court with the public media which is you the people. Hate me and say to change my meds. When the nhl helped me pay the extortions against my sister and kids. I will go down with them. Dm me if you’re interested to help. But I will post everything you need to knew about our fucked up sports and no lawyer can bury me with lawyers. I will eat them alive as I can’t give to shits about what happens to me. My children will never see me again. If you guys think I’m that kind of man that do that like the nhl program told me with marlow and Dan Cronin the last days then give your heads a shake. Amount of 9mm on my forehead last 10 years that they knew. Look up what happened in odense Denmark last monday and that was suppressed… hahah. I’m the villain that will bring change. Hate me.. don’t give a fuck. I love you. No matter where this goes my kids deserve to know the truth. God bless. The nhl clean up crews have been trying with me but they can’t. Here is were they have forced me too. Have a good holiday and I’m lucky to be alive. I want attention or drama queen. Let’s see when this is over if true. God bless America and the world. Fucj the corporate snakes. I’m going to convince my shit too. Let’s see if they wanna play ball. NHL players you deserve better but are a bunch of pussies. ❤️ not many people with drugs charges and criminal acts compared to the other sports. Is it the white sports or is it something else. Maybe white behave better than others. We are way worse the. Others. If my account got suspended you know the white power handled business. I am sorry to relationships I did everything for. But time to have fun. The truth will come out bipolar or not. God bless. Happy holidays. My family won’t have it. That’s on me. But I’m fighting for their future. Hate me it’s ok. I deserve it. But hate them too they were equally involved ✌️ 10-14 psychotropics they put in me to shut up. Well destroying me is a small price topay

Time is up. Not going alone. truth coming soon.

103,450 просмотров • 1 год назад

What I do have is … a 6’8 3&D forward. High motor. Unselfish. Excellent touch (38% 3PT, 84% FT). I stopped making highlight tapes and am more focused on Game clips that tell more of the story. This is for real basketball heads with vision and eye for development. But he’s ready to help a program NOW. 19 years old. All conference Potential as a defender. Notice in these clips how discipline he is staying in the ground vs. pump fakes… even with a FORTY-SIX inch vertical. No exaggeration. He is excellent in help rotations. Truly defends 1-5. But isn’t just a dumb athlete jumping all over the place. Gives 100% effort to run back in transition to alter shots. Will be the most athletic player on the team as a freshman. Speed and vertical Is an excellent cutter off the ball. 45 cutter and corner Lob threat. There’s no defense for a paint touch and throwing the ball over the square. If you have good guards he can account for 5 assists a game. His shooting is what’s most impressive to me. Has ability to be 40% 3pt shooter because of great shot selection.. mechanics and touch. Strong rebounder offensively and defensively. Also what makes him special is his ability to Guard other teams scoring point guards. He will win the matchup. I’ve seen him Shut down 4/5 stars all year Coaches interested in still taking freshman you won’t find one much better than him as far as adding him on to a good culture team and being able to count on him right away. 6’8 195lb with a frame To hold 205-210 next year. Casey Williams ElitePrepLeague Rashad Phillips Cory Underwood 🎓🤓🏀 x 🏀🧠📈 Dave's Joint Again.. these clips are from 1 game vs. a top 15 team in a 30pt win. Impact Player
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What I do have is … a 6’8 3&D forward. High motor. Unselfish. Excellent touch (38% 3PT, 84% FT). I stopped making highlight tapes and am more focused on Game clips that tell more of the story. This is for real basketball heads with vision and eye for development. But he’s ready to help a program NOW. 19 years old. All conference Potential as a defender. Notice in these clips how discipline he is staying in the ground vs. pump fakes… even with a FORTY-SIX inch vertical. No exaggeration. He is excellent in help rotations. Truly defends 1-5. But isn’t just a dumb athlete jumping all over the place. Gives 100% effort to run back in transition to alter shots. Will be the most athletic player on the team as a freshman. Speed and vertical Is an excellent cutter off the ball. 45 cutter and corner Lob threat. There’s no defense for a paint touch and throwing the ball over the square. If you have good guards he can account for 5 assists a game. His shooting is what’s most impressive to me. Has ability to be 40% 3pt shooter because of great shot selection.. mechanics and touch. Strong rebounder offensively and defensively. Also what makes him special is his ability to Guard other teams scoring point guards. He will win the matchup. I’ve seen him Shut down 4/5 stars all year Coaches interested in still taking freshman you won’t find one much better than him as far as adding him on to a good culture team and being able to count on him right away. 6’8 195lb with a frame To hold 205-210 next year. Casey Williams ElitePrepLeague Rashad Phillips Cory Underwood 🎓🤓🏀 x 🏀🧠📈 Dave's Joint Again.. these clips are from 1 game vs. a top 15 team in a 30pt win. Impact Player

@coachrobjohnson

14,651 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨Yhoo this Coach mara ai Nkosinathi Sibisi Sipho Chaine needs to wake up because I don't have time to play"💔 Abdeslam Wadu "I think we really ran out of time today" Wadu😂😂😂😂😂😂 “DISASTER! You need to wake up!” Abdeslam Ouaddou rips into Orlando Pirates players after they threw away the lead in their draw against AmaZulu FC. “To be honest, I love my team. Of course I will tell you we deserved more especially if you look at the chances we create in the second half because I don’t want to talk about the first half,” Ouaddou said. “The first half was really a disaster. So, if I take into consideration where we had more interest in the last third, more play forward, more combination and more interest in the last third of course we deserved to win that game. We need to wake up, some players really need to wake up quickly. "I have to give credit to Sibisi and Chaine ,of course they went to the World Cup and they play every game, but the other ones really need to wake up because me I don’t have time because now it’s an emergency."
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🚨Yhoo this Coach mara ai Nkosinathi Sibisi Sipho Chaine needs to wake up because I don't have time to play"💔 Abdeslam Wadu "I think we really ran out of time today" Wadu😂😂😂😂😂😂 “DISASTER! You need to wake up!” Abdeslam Ouaddou rips into Orlando Pirates players after they threw away the lead in their draw against AmaZulu FC. “To be honest, I love my team. Of course I will tell you we deserved more especially if you look at the chances we create in the second half because I don’t want to talk about the first half,” Ouaddou said. “The first half was really a disaster. So, if I take into consideration where we had more interest in the last third, more play forward, more combination and more interest in the last third of course we deserved to win that game. We need to wake up, some players really need to wake up quickly. "I have to give credit to Sibisi and Chaine ,of course they went to the World Cup and they play every game, but the other ones really need to wake up because me I don’t have time because now it’s an emergency."

MrksPSLClub

37,109 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Of course the Home Secretary said no to a National Crime Agency unit to go after public official and politicians involved in the cover up of the grooming and gang rape of children. After all, senior The Labour Party figures were also involved including the now Deputy leader of His Majesty’s Government Angela Rayner and her sidekick Jim McMahon OBE MP. Not forgetting Andy Burnham and his sham Assurance Review. By the way, I think it is now time people be made aware of the role Yvette Cooper’s Campaign Manager played in the cover up in Oldham? That’s right isn’t it Home Secretary. A core member of your team was involved in the cover up? ————- My name is Raja Miah. I am responsible for exposing the cover up of the grooming gangs in Oldham and releasing information that details why they were protected. I don’t know what more I can do to prove my worth. But I do know this: without your help, this fight will end, and they will win. Everything we have exposed in Oldham has been 100% community funded. If you believe in what we’ve achieved together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It starts from just 75p a week. 👉 If you can’t commit to a subscription, please consider making a one-off contribution. 👉 👉 Please stand with me. I cannot do this without you. Raja 🙏
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Of course the Home Secretary said no to a National Crime Agency unit to go after public official and politicians involved in the cover up of the grooming and gang rape of children. After all, senior The Labour Party figures were also involved including the now Deputy leader of His Majesty’s Government Angela Rayner and her sidekick Jim McMahon OBE MP. Not forgetting Andy Burnham and his sham Assurance Review. By the way, I think it is now time people be made aware of the role Yvette Cooper’s Campaign Manager played in the cover up in Oldham? That’s right isn’t it Home Secretary. A core member of your team was involved in the cover up? ————- My name is Raja Miah. I am responsible for exposing the cover up of the grooming gangs in Oldham and releasing information that details why they were protected. I don’t know what more I can do to prove my worth. But I do know this: without your help, this fight will end, and they will win. Everything we have exposed in Oldham has been 100% community funded. If you believe in what we’ve achieved together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It starts from just 75p a week. 👉 If you can’t commit to a subscription, please consider making a one-off contribution. 👉 👉 Please stand with me. I cannot do this without you. Raja 🙏

Raja Miah

248,771 просмотров • 1 год назад

SGA’S EXCELLENCE: FUELING OKC’S DOMINANCE & AN MVP CAMPAIGN “That was a masterpiece,” said Thunder coach Mark Daigneault after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 45-point outburst in Thursday’s win over Indiana. “Shai was outstanding … He was at his own pace the entire night. Great blend of passing and attacking. Great blend of shooting and attacking. He just had total control of the wheel.” SGA’s masterful outing extended the Thunder’s league-best win streak to nine games. Tonight, OKC will face Charlotte (6 PM ET, NBA TV), looking to match its longest win streak in a single season since 2013-14 — with Gilgeous-Alexander firmly in the driver’s seat. MVP Level: Ranked third on the Kia NBA MVP Ladder, SGA (31.1 ppg, 6.1 apg, 2.0 spg) is the only player in the league averaging 30+ points, 6+ assists and 2+ steals. Leveling Up: Amid the win streak, he’s elevated his game, averaging an NBA-best 33.8 points and 2.6 steals while raising both his FG% (54.2) and 3P% (37.3). In Thursday’s win, SGA shot 15-of-22 (68.2%) from the floor, 4-of-5 from deep (80%) and 11-for-11 (100%) from the line, becoming just the fourth player in NBA history to score 45+ points on 65/80/100 shooting splits or better. One game prior, he dropped 41 points with three steals and three blocks — a feat no other player has accomplished this season — proving his impact extends well beyond scoring. Since 2018-19, his first NBA season, SGA leads all players in 30+ point, 3+ steal games with 39. In that same span, he ranks first among guards in games of 3+ blocks and 3+ steals with seven. This season, SGA leads the Thunder in total steals (57) and blocks (32), and 72% of their forced turnovers come when he’s on the floor. His all-around excellence drives OKC’s success on both ends — at an unprecedented level — as it’s on pace to become the first team to record more steals than turnovers since turnovers were first tracked in 1977-78. “There’s two sides of the ball on every possession,” said SGA after Monday’s win. “I try to affect the game anywhere I can on every possession and help my team win.” Tonight, the Thunder will not only look to match their longest single-season win streak since 2013-14 but also equal their best 30-game start since moving to Oklahoma City with 25 wins — a mark set by the ’13-14 squad. That team was led by Kevin Durant, who went on to win that season’s Kia NBA MVP. Eleven years later, OKC has another MVP-caliber player leading a historic start.
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SGA’S EXCELLENCE: FUELING OKC’S DOMINANCE & AN MVP CAMPAIGN “That was a masterpiece,” said Thunder coach Mark Daigneault after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 45-point outburst in Thursday’s win over Indiana. “Shai was outstanding … He was at his own pace the entire night. Great blend of passing and attacking. Great blend of shooting and attacking. He just had total control of the wheel.” SGA’s masterful outing extended the Thunder’s league-best win streak to nine games. Tonight, OKC will face Charlotte (6 PM ET, NBA TV), looking to match its longest win streak in a single season since 2013-14 — with Gilgeous-Alexander firmly in the driver’s seat. MVP Level: Ranked third on the Kia NBA MVP Ladder, SGA (31.1 ppg, 6.1 apg, 2.0 spg) is the only player in the league averaging 30+ points, 6+ assists and 2+ steals. Leveling Up: Amid the win streak, he’s elevated his game, averaging an NBA-best 33.8 points and 2.6 steals while raising both his FG% (54.2) and 3P% (37.3). In Thursday’s win, SGA shot 15-of-22 (68.2%) from the floor, 4-of-5 from deep (80%) and 11-for-11 (100%) from the line, becoming just the fourth player in NBA history to score 45+ points on 65/80/100 shooting splits or better. One game prior, he dropped 41 points with three steals and three blocks — a feat no other player has accomplished this season — proving his impact extends well beyond scoring. Since 2018-19, his first NBA season, SGA leads all players in 30+ point, 3+ steal games with 39. In that same span, he ranks first among guards in games of 3+ blocks and 3+ steals with seven. This season, SGA leads the Thunder in total steals (57) and blocks (32), and 72% of their forced turnovers come when he’s on the floor. His all-around excellence drives OKC’s success on both ends — at an unprecedented level — as it’s on pace to become the first team to record more steals than turnovers since turnovers were first tracked in 1977-78. “There’s two sides of the ball on every possession,” said SGA after Monday’s win. “I try to affect the game anywhere I can on every possession and help my team win.” Tonight, the Thunder will not only look to match their longest single-season win streak since 2013-14 but also equal their best 30-game start since moving to Oklahoma City with 25 wins — a mark set by the ’13-14 squad. That team was led by Kevin Durant, who went on to win that season’s Kia NBA MVP. Eleven years later, OKC has another MVP-caliber player leading a historic start.

NBA

339,153 просмотров • 1 год назад

This is the testimony of Child A from Andy Burnham so called Assurance Review into the gang rape of working class White girls in Oldham. She approached me after learning that she was going to feature as an appendix in Burnham's sham investigation. His expert investigators had decided there was any need to actually listen to the survivors of the Pakistani Rape Gangs or document their testimonies. Within hours of me first releasing this interview, Child A was visited by Greater Manchester Police. They warned her for daring speak out. There are over 100,000 girls like Child A across the country. Given the opportunity, Keir Starmer and his The Labour Party government would rather you did not hear their harrowing testimonies and all of this go away. I am here to help stop that. You won’t find me on any news channel in the UK nor featured in the legacy press. For some reason, they seem reluctant to interview me. My name is Raja Miah MBE. I am responsible for leading a six year campaign that blew the lid off how The Labour Party politicians were involved in protecting Pakistani Rape Gangs. Without your help, this fight will end, and they will win. I need your support. If you believe in what we’ve achieved together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It starts from just 75p a week. 👉 If you can’t commit to a subscription, please consider making a one-off contribution. 👉 👉 Please stand with me. I cannot do this without you. The National Inquiry will only be forced through by keeping the pressure up. We cannot stop fighting. Raja 🙏
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This is the testimony of Child A from Andy Burnham so called Assurance Review into the gang rape of working class White girls in Oldham. She approached me after learning that she was going to feature as an appendix in Burnham's sham investigation. His expert investigators had decided there was any need to actually listen to the survivors of the Pakistani Rape Gangs or document their testimonies. Within hours of me first releasing this interview, Child A was visited by Greater Manchester Police. They warned her for daring speak out. There are over 100,000 girls like Child A across the country. Given the opportunity, Keir Starmer and his The Labour Party government would rather you did not hear their harrowing testimonies and all of this go away. I am here to help stop that. You won’t find me on any news channel in the UK nor featured in the legacy press. For some reason, they seem reluctant to interview me. My name is Raja Miah MBE. I am responsible for leading a six year campaign that blew the lid off how The Labour Party politicians were involved in protecting Pakistani Rape Gangs. Without your help, this fight will end, and they will win. I need your support. If you believe in what we’ve achieved together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It starts from just 75p a week. 👉 If you can’t commit to a subscription, please consider making a one-off contribution. 👉 👉 Please stand with me. I cannot do this without you. The National Inquiry will only be forced through by keeping the pressure up. We cannot stop fighting. Raja 🙏

Raja Miah

37,631 просмотров • 1 год назад

Calvin Booth believes four factors converged to cost him his job with Denver. First, the Nikola Jokic effect: when you have the best player in the world, everything else gets taken for granted. Second, the friction between a tenured champion coach and a first-time GM. Third, ownership. Booth believes the Kroenke family, for all its success across sports, doesn’t place the same value on front-office executives that other organizations do. And fourth: “I think I just made it look too easy.” He elaborated: “Anybody that’s really good at something, when they make it look easy, that was really, really hard to get to. [It took] a lifetime’s worth of playing basketball, coaching basketball, having conversations, scouting, for me to go in there right away, assemble a championship team, win a championship.” My full conversation with Booth goes deeper into his time with the Denver Nuggets, Jokic, his basketball philosophy, the upcoming draft, and many more subjects. Check it out on the latest episode of The Kevin O’Connor Show.
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Calvin Booth believes four factors converged to cost him his job with Denver. First, the Nikola Jokic effect: when you have the best player in the world, everything else gets taken for granted. Second, the friction between a tenured champion coach and a first-time GM. Third, ownership. Booth believes the Kroenke family, for all its success across sports, doesn’t place the same value on front-office executives that other organizations do. And fourth: “I think I just made it look too easy.” He elaborated: “Anybody that’s really good at something, when they make it look easy, that was really, really hard to get to. [It took] a lifetime’s worth of playing basketball, coaching basketball, having conversations, scouting, for me to go in there right away, assemble a championship team, win a championship.” My full conversation with Booth goes deeper into his time with the Denver Nuggets, Jokic, his basketball philosophy, the upcoming draft, and many more subjects. Check it out on the latest episode of The Kevin O’Connor Show.

Kevin O'Connor

871,584 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🥳Over 4000 of you have been on one of my online courses. 🤩I am proud that we have helped you create more Confidence in your Coaching. ❌So in 4 days I am taking all of my Courses OFFLINE ! 💡That’s over 100 hours of material, which have brought in most of my families income over the past three years, gone ☹️. Instead 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 🔥 I am inviting 200 coaches to enroll on to our new Virtual Mentorship, where you will learn through “My Coaching Eye”. In addition I will give you a trial of vuemotion and tutorials on how to use PSR Solutions Speed Solutions Ryan Grubbs 10 of you will get free access due to my giveaways the past month. ⛳️4 more have the chance to win if you type into the comments the last word I say within the attached video. 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐 🏃🏾I am going to spend the majority of January on a training camp with @reeceprescod , where daily I will ask, “What does it take , to run 9.8🧐?” 🧩🤓a challenging puzzle 🧩 🤓 💡If you want to have a CHANCE of an Olympic Medal in the 100m, you need to have a low 9.8 in your locker. 💡 😩Sub 10 is the new 10.0, it ain’t fast enough!😩 Interested in seeing how we work towards this❓❓❓❓ 🤔Most of the coaches I meet have their own “what does it take …?” for their sport. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏿I have spent the past 10 years helping them figure this out, creating a robust way to measure it, with systems to manage it. 🗣️I am inviting 200 coaches to enroll on to our new Virtual Mentorship where you can learn through “My Coaching Eye”. 🤝🏾This experience will provide … …📚formal modules of fundamental theory ….👨🏼‍🏫stories of application in the real world ….💬💻👨‍💻interactive video calls where we can discuss case studies . 💪🏼 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 ✅“My Coaching Eye” will become YOUR Super Power. ✅It will help you maximise transfer across all levels of training and create a SHARED LANGUAGE between all departments of the performance team. 💡We will take you through 4 Chapters - 1) Fundamentals of Biomechanics 2) Measuring Game Speed actions 3) Coaching and Cueing 4) Planning and Periodisation ✅“My Coaching Eye” will accelerate your problem solving skills and empower you to develop your own system for your environment. Enrolment for Chapter 1 opens within the next 8 days and closes at the end of January or once we reach 200 members , which ever comes first. Then we will use February onwards for group calls, case studies and sharing my coaching journey. Join my newsletter to be first to receive access to enrolment! Now to select the winners from the past months giveaways.🥳🤩😉 If you made it this far and also want a chance of winning free access, comment the last word from the attached video!
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🥳Over 4000 of you have been on one of my online courses. 🤩I am proud that we have helped you create more Confidence in your Coaching. ❌So in 4 days I am taking all of my Courses OFFLINE ! 💡That’s over 100 hours of material, which have brought in most of my families income over the past three years, gone ☹️. Instead 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 🔥 I am inviting 200 coaches to enroll on to our new Virtual Mentorship, where you will learn through “My Coaching Eye”. In addition I will give you a trial of vuemotion and tutorials on how to use PSR Solutions Speed Solutions Ryan Grubbs 10 of you will get free access due to my giveaways the past month. ⛳️4 more have the chance to win if you type into the comments the last word I say within the attached video. 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐 🏃🏾I am going to spend the majority of January on a training camp with @reeceprescod , where daily I will ask, “What does it take , to run 9.8🧐?” 🧩🤓a challenging puzzle 🧩 🤓 💡If you want to have a CHANCE of an Olympic Medal in the 100m, you need to have a low 9.8 in your locker. 💡 😩Sub 10 is the new 10.0, it ain’t fast enough!😩 Interested in seeing how we work towards this❓❓❓❓ 🤔Most of the coaches I meet have their own “what does it take …?” for their sport. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏿I have spent the past 10 years helping them figure this out, creating a robust way to measure it, with systems to manage it. 🗣️I am inviting 200 coaches to enroll on to our new Virtual Mentorship where you can learn through “My Coaching Eye”. 🤝🏾This experience will provide … …📚formal modules of fundamental theory ….👨🏼‍🏫stories of application in the real world ….💬💻👨‍💻interactive video calls where we can discuss case studies . 💪🏼 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 ✅“My Coaching Eye” will become YOUR Super Power. ✅It will help you maximise transfer across all levels of training and create a SHARED LANGUAGE between all departments of the performance team. 💡We will take you through 4 Chapters - 1) Fundamentals of Biomechanics 2) Measuring Game Speed actions 3) Coaching and Cueing 4) Planning and Periodisation ✅“My Coaching Eye” will accelerate your problem solving skills and empower you to develop your own system for your environment. Enrolment for Chapter 1 opens within the next 8 days and closes at the end of January or once we reach 200 members , which ever comes first. Then we will use February onwards for group calls, case studies and sharing my coaching journey. Join my newsletter to be first to receive access to enrolment! Now to select the winners from the past months giveaways.🥳🤩😉 If you made it this far and also want a chance of winning free access, comment the last word from the attached video!

Jonas Dodoo

66,758 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Liam Coen says leaving Sean McVay and the Rams for Kentucky is the biggest regret of his career because he chased money, made an ego decision, and realized he walked away when things got hard “My first year, we went to the Super Bowl and lost to the Patriots, and I’m like, ‘Oh, this is easy.’ I thought Super Bowls were just easy. Then I leave, and they win the Super Bowl.” “Sean calls me and he’s like, ‘Hey, Kevin O’Connell is going to get the Vikings job. I’d love for you to come back as the OC.’ I was just an assistant position coach there. I was the assistant quarterbacks coach. So that was another honor of a lifetime. I’m like, ‘I can’t pass that up.’” “Then it ends up being our hardest year and the most challenging year. We won five games. Kentucky called back, and we had just loved it there. It was beautiful. It was amazing. We had our first child there.” “I kind of chased some money a little bit, and also it was an ego decision. I wasn’t calling plays in L.A. I knew what I was getting into, but I did miss that. Not just calling plays, but leading, leading your way.” “That was my biggest regret, going back to Kentucky in ’23. I hadn’t lost a lot in my career. I didn’t have a ton of losing seasons. I thought it was a great opportunity to stick something out with a friend and an organization that gave you your first opportunity.” “I walked away from it when it was hard and went to a familiar place where I had success. When I got back that spring, yeah, I had some regret. I didn’t feel great about myself or the decision I made.” “At the end of the day, I probably wouldn’t have gotten Tampa if I hadn’t gone there, so it did work out in the end. But it was my biggest regret of moves in my career.” “We talk about momentum a lot as a team. You can feel that. You can feel momentum. You know when you got it and you know when you don’t. I feed off that as a coach and I feed off the player’s energy on the grass and when they have confidence and momentum I want to roll with it, I want to keep it.” “When you have it you wanna stomp on it, you want to make them feel it.. That’s where the aggression comes in, you want to hold onto that and put your foot on the pedal. And as you grow as a coach there are times where you might be like, ‘Alright, may need to kick here. It’s going to be one of those kind of games.’” “So you have to be prepared, know your gut, go with your gut, feel this, all that’s going on around you, and make the best educated decision.”
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Liam Coen says leaving Sean McVay and the Rams for Kentucky is the biggest regret of his career because he chased money, made an ego decision, and realized he walked away when things got hard “My first year, we went to the Super Bowl and lost to the Patriots, and I’m like, ‘Oh, this is easy.’ I thought Super Bowls were just easy. Then I leave, and they win the Super Bowl.” “Sean calls me and he’s like, ‘Hey, Kevin O’Connell is going to get the Vikings job. I’d love for you to come back as the OC.’ I was just an assistant position coach there. I was the assistant quarterbacks coach. So that was another honor of a lifetime. I’m like, ‘I can’t pass that up.’” “Then it ends up being our hardest year and the most challenging year. We won five games. Kentucky called back, and we had just loved it there. It was beautiful. It was amazing. We had our first child there.” “I kind of chased some money a little bit, and also it was an ego decision. I wasn’t calling plays in L.A. I knew what I was getting into, but I did miss that. Not just calling plays, but leading, leading your way.” “That was my biggest regret, going back to Kentucky in ’23. I hadn’t lost a lot in my career. I didn’t have a ton of losing seasons. I thought it was a great opportunity to stick something out with a friend and an organization that gave you your first opportunity.” “I walked away from it when it was hard and went to a familiar place where I had success. When I got back that spring, yeah, I had some regret. I didn’t feel great about myself or the decision I made.” “At the end of the day, I probably wouldn’t have gotten Tampa if I hadn’t gone there, so it did work out in the end. But it was my biggest regret of moves in my career.” “We talk about momentum a lot as a team. You can feel that. You can feel momentum. You know when you got it and you know when you don’t. I feed off that as a coach and I feed off the player’s energy on the grass and when they have confidence and momentum I want to roll with it, I want to keep it.” “When you have it you wanna stomp on it, you want to make them feel it.. That’s where the aggression comes in, you want to hold onto that and put your foot on the pedal. And as you grow as a coach there are times where you might be like, ‘Alright, may need to kick here. It’s going to be one of those kind of games.’” “So you have to be prepared, know your gut, go with your gut, feel this, all that’s going on around you, and make the best educated decision.”

Josh Chambers

1,196,627 просмотров • 1 месяц назад