Why would you wish that on Cape Verde?!Keyshawn Hall is at home, undrafted thank god. Absolute bum hope he has to go play in the Cape Verde developmental league.
Why would you wish that on Cape Verde?!Keyshawn Hall is at home, undrafted thank god. Absolute bum hope he has to go play in the Cape Verde developmental league.
Why would you wish that on Cape Verde?!
As well as now being a soccer powerhouse.Also, that’s like an island paradise. Put him in the Sahara or something (Mauritania).
Have you seen the women from Cape Verde?? I'd take that deal!!Keyshawn Hall is at home, undrafted thank god. Absolute bum hope he has to go play in the Cape Verde developmental league.
I just remember Westhead at Mason trying so hard to impress everyone with his NBA title and Loyola Marymount "Exploits". I kept waiting for "the system" to work. But had a .352 winning percentage at Mason and a horrid .279 winning percentage IN THE CAA. (What the f*ck?....what the ever live'n f*ck!.) He did have a nice local T.V. commercial though. lolClearly, he didn't get the award based on his record at Mason. If I'm not mistaken, Mason never won a game in the end-of-season CAA tournaments while he was coach.
But winning an NBA title (and I think a WNBA title with Phoenix) plus his Loyola-Marymount Cinderella story justifiably overrode his time in Fairfax.
Rather impressive list of previous Chuck Daly winners:
Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
is he joining the Men's BBall staff is some capacity?
Gabe Norwood video
247sports.com
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From Dave Paulsen | Crossports
As I write this note our 2026-2027 team has just concluded its third week of summer training and the campus is quiet after the return of hundreds of alumni and families for Reunion weekend. Takencrossports.freeforums.net
"2. Staff Changes: Everyone affiliated with our program was heartbroken in the spring when our associate head coach Bryson Johnson’s application for an immigration visa renewal was denied. My life has been closely intertwined with Bryson’s since I recruited him from his hometown in Nova Scotia in the fall of 2008. Bryson was an outstanding player for me at Bucknell and an even more impactful leader on three Patriot League Championship teams. We spent eight years working together at George Mason and Holy Cross, and Bryson’s imprint at each school was unmistakable. He has been a trusted confidant, an outstanding mentor to our student-athletes, and one of the best skill development coaches I have ever seen. At George Mason he took future NBA players Jordan Miller (Clippers) and Tyler Kolek (Knicks) under his wing and remains an influential presence in each one of their careers to this day. Here at Holy Cross, Bryson was a constant presence in the gym with our players and helped oversee our 90 Wide Mentoring Program. We all owe a debt of gratitude to Bryson and will continue to support him as he pursues opportunities within the NBA.
Ted Rawlings, Sydney Armand, and Colin Richey all stepped up in Bryson’s absence this spring in our recruiting and player development efforts."