#Georgetown basketball

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Patrick Ewing and Ralph Sampson

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IverSunday

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Allen Iverson (1996)

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Former Georgetown basketball star Sydney Wilson was tragically Death by an officer - RIP #sydneywilson #georgetown

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St John's vs Georgetown

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Baseball & Gymnastics Juggernauts Clash in Washington

Georgetown Hoyas Basketball Men Vs. Villanova Wildcats Basketball Men

The clash between the Georgetown Hoyas and the Villanova Wildcats in men's basketball promises to be a riveting showdown filled with intense competition and thrilling moments on the hardwood.

The Georgetown Hoyas, representing Georgetown University, bring a rich basketball tradition and a legacy of success to the court. With a history that includes memorable victories and passionate fan support, the Hoyas aim to showcase their skill, teamwork, and determination in every game. Led by talented players and guided by experienced coaching, the Hoyas are always a formidable force on the college basketball scene.

On the opposing side, the Villanova Wildcats, hailing from Villanova University, are known for their basketball prowess and a commitment to excellence. As a perennial contender in collegiate basketball, the Wildcats boast a winning tradition and a reputation for producing top-tier athletes. With a strategic approach to the game and a dedication to success, the Wildcats consistently deliver compelling performances.

When these two powerhouse programs collide, fans can anticipate a high-stakes battle filled with fast-paced action, strategic plays, and the drama that defines college basketball. The rivalry between the Georgetown Hoyas and the Villanova Wildcats adds an extra layer of excitement, as both teams vie for supremacy and the thrill of victory.

If you are looking for sports events near me then head over to the Capital One Arena on February 16, 2024 at 7:00p and watch this exciting match live. 

Towson Tigers Gymnastics Vs. New Hampshire Wildcats Gymnastics

The gymnastics showdown between the Towson Tigers and the New Hampshire Wildcats is set to be a captivating display of athleticism, skill, and precision on the gymnastics floor.

Representing Towson University, the Tigers bring a legacy of excellence in gymnastics to the competition. Known for their dedication to mastering intricate routines and pushing the boundaries of gymnastic performance, the Towson Tigers showcase a blend of artistry and technical prowess. With a supportive fan base cheering them on, the Tigers aim to dazzle the audience with their routines and leave a lasting impression.

On the opposing side, the New Hampshire Wildcats, representing the University of New Hampshire, are no strangers to the competitive gymnastics arena. Focused on precision and execution, the Wildcats bring a commitment to perfection in each routine. With a history of producing standout gymnasts and achieving success in collegiate gymnastics, the Wildcats aim to make a statement with their routines and captivate the crowd.

As these two formidable teams face off, fans can expect to witness a display of flips, twists, and gravity-defying stunts that make collegiate gymnastics a thrilling spectacle. The competition will likely feature a mix of floor exercises, balance beam routines, vaults, and uneven bars performances, highlighting the diverse skills of the gymnasts.

Watch these two titans clash on February 16, 2024 at the Charles E. Smith Center at 7:00p.

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Small College Basketball Podcast Host Chris Cottrell is really rolling with such great guests...... Enjoy this podcast with Chris Briggs, Head Coach at Georgetown College. Chris talks about basketball, bourbon and horses in the state of Kentucky.

Get to know Chris Briggs......Heck of a wonderful guy, who can really coach.....

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The Air Jordan 1 Retro High '85 'Georgetown' pays tribute to the shoe's OG silhouette with a restored heritage build. The two-tone design commemorates the 40th anniversary of Michael Jordan's title-clinching shot against the Hoyas on March 29, 1982, pairing a light grey base with contrasting College Navy overlays. Signature details include a woven Nike Air tag on the nylon tongue and a retro Wings logo stamped on the lateral ankle. The classic high-top is mounted on a rubber cupsole, with an Air-sole heel unit encapsulated in polyurethane.

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IverSunday March Madness edition

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Games PB5 and AF35 played together in but also their injuries to really put in perspective how little they have truly played.

I bolded the games I thought were their best together and realized they never have played their best together truly. Like the one time Azzi was healthy and going off, Paige was recovering from knee injuries. Between the two of them, they probably had one healthy leg in those 17 games.

For rewatch purposes: https://www.youtube.com/@mjl2434

2021-2022

Paige coming back from right ankle surgery after being NPOY as a freshman.

Azzi came in with a foot injury from the World Cup after winning her third gold medal and it never really healed the entire season. She said later it was all about pain management but she was never really free. It really affected her movement and shooting.

11/14/2021 Arkansas: PB scored 34 at 78.9% and AF scored 7 at 42.9%

11/20/2021 Minnesota: PB scored 8 at 42.9% and AF scored 5 at 33.3%

11/21/2021 South Florida: PB scored 21 at 50% and AF scored 18 at 60% (the presser after is iconic haha)

11/22/2021 South Carolina: PB scored 19 at 42.1%. AF only played 10 minutes and didn't score.

12/1/21 - Azzi suffered a foot injury forced her out of the lineup for 11 games.

12/7/21 - Paige injured her left knee - tibial plateau fracture against Notre Dame and it kept her out of 19 games.

During that time while PB was on the bench (and all her fun reactions), Azzi played three games that I absolutely love rewatching and rank in her top 10: 2/6/22 Tennessee (her first start); 2/9/22 Villanova (note that UConn ended up losing this but I honestly rank this one of her best performances ever); 2/13/22 Marquette.

2/25/2022 St. John's (NY): PB scored 8 at 80% and AF scored 19 at 77.8% (there was so much joy because PB was back and this has a great presser afterwards)

2/27/2022 Providence: PB scored 2 FT but still made a big impact in limited time and AF scored 14 at 62.5%

3/5/2022 Georgetown: PB scored 16 at 66.7% and AF scored 11 at 30.8%

3/6/2022 Marquette: PB scored 2 at 25% and AF scored 4 at 11.1%

3/7/2022 Villanova: PB scored 2 at 25% but didn't play much in this game and AF scored 9 at 80%

3/19/2022 Mercer: PB scored 12 at 71.4% and AF scored 9 at 75%. Statistically great game for both but also early round of March Madness where they play like 20 minutes. So I suppose you can watch it for feels.

3/21/2022 UCF: PB scored 9 at 44.4% and AF scored 16 at 30.8%

3/26/2022 Indiana: PB scored 15 at 41.2% and AF scored 13 at 27.3%

3/28/2022 NC State: PB scored 27 at 66.7% and AF scored 19 at 43.8% --- AF helped get it to OT before PB finally took off. Probably their best game together but I don't know if their best overlapped completely during that game.

4/1/2022 Stanford: PB scored 14 at 53.8% and AF scored 8 at 25%. This game was not fun from what I can remember. I don't think I enjoyed it at all.

4/3/2022 South Carolina: PB scored 14 at 46.2% and AF scored 3 and 33.3% ---- Azzi had the stomach flu and only played 16 minutes. Between this and Dorka getting injured against NC State, I don't think this team really recovered.

2022-2023

Paige tore her left knee ACL on August 1, 2022.

After having a NPOY level November 2022, Azzi injured her knee on December 4, 2022 against Notre Dame  and was out of 9 games. She made her return in January 2023, only to reinjure the same knee on Jan. 15 and miss an additional 13 games. She never really recovered that level she had during November 2022.

I highly recommend watching the games in that month of November 2022 if you want to see Azzi Fudd play lights out basketball. And truthfully, I don't even think that was half her full potential. She was warming up to it in the first month of basketball.

2023-2024

11/8/2023 Dayton: PB scored 8 at 33.3% and AF scored 13 at 33.3%

11/12/2023 NC State: PB scored 27 at 61.1% and AF scored 9 at 30.8%

Azzi tore her ACL and meniscal tear in her right knee - second ACL tear for her. I actually think Azzi never really recovered her knee from the previous season and in the same way Paige came back too soon, Azzi did as well.

So now as we approach 2024-25, may the basketball gods bless us with potentially the best backcourt duo in the nation, because truthfully, we have never actually seen it at the college level. One thing I know is Azzi is a second half assassin (like statistically speaking). Looking forward to that the most. - 🔎

It was really interesting and a great read, but depressing af 💔.

We deserve to see them play for a full season, and more importantly, THEY deserve to play together for a complete season.

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Disturbing bodycam video captured the moment a trained mental-health specialist was fatally shot by a veteran Virginia cop just seconds after she charged at him with a knife and repeatedly slashed him.

Sydney Wilson, 33, was fatally shot by Fairfax County officer Peter Liu in the hall of her apartment building in Reston, just outside Washington D.C., on Sept. 16 after cops were called to carry out a welfare check on her, police said.

The graphic footage, released by police on Monday, showed an “agitated” Wilson opening and then abruptly slamming her door in the officer’s face after he knocked just after 10 a.m.

After nearly three minutes of trying to convince her to re-open the door, Wilson suddenly emerged in a bathrobe, calmly asked “How are you?” — and then immediately brandished the kitchen knife, the video shows.

“Oh Jesus Christ!” the officer gasps, backing away as the towering  6-foot-tall attacker followed.

Wilson, who just months earlier posted proudly about being certified to provide adult mental health first aid, was then caught on camera swiping at the officer — knifing him in the face, police said.

The cop, a 14-year-old department veteran trained in crisis intervention, quickly pulled his firearm and backed up down a dead-end hallway, according to the bodycam clip.

A crazed Wilson, who worked as a leasing operations manager for a commercial real estate firm in DC, was filmed coming towards the officer with the blade held above her head as the officer repeatedly shouted for her to “back up.”

Just seconds later, the knife-wielding woman repeatedly stabbed the officer in the face — prompting him to open fire, cops said.

The attacker was shot three times before she collapsed to the floor, the shocking video shows.

Police Chief Kevin Davis said the officer did everything he could to de-escalate the situation but was trapped in the dead-end hallway when he opened fire.

“It could have been much, much, much worse,” Davis said as he released the clip.

“The slash, gash and slash wound he received was at the top of his forehead.”

Wilson was pronounced dead after being rushed to a nearby hospital, police said. The officer, meanwhile, was treated in the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

“Any loss of life is something that we all mourn,” Davis said.

“The person whose life was lost in this particular case is no different; she has a family and friends and loved ones who love her very much, who care about her and undoubtedly are grieving and upset and we acknowledge that and we pray and our thoughts are with this particular family.”

The video of the shooting emerged just months after Wilson revealed in a post on LinkedIn that she had become certified in “adult mental health first aid.”

“As a people manager, mentor, teammate, friend, big cousin, daughter … the list goes on, it’s important to be able to help / identify challenges in myself and others. I think this is the greatest act of love,” she wrote in the post.

“With mental health awareness month starting May 1 (today), the timing feels right,” she added.

Wilson, who attended Georgetown University on a basketball scholarship, became a motivational speaker to young female players after graduating, according to her online obituary.

“Sydney’s legacy of friendship, empathy and love will live on in the hearts of everyone who ever met her,” the obit read.

Meanwhile, the officer who fired the fatal shots remains on administrative duties amid an ongoing investigation into the fatal shooting.