Latest news with #TheProcess
Fox Sports
3 days ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
2025 Sideline Cancer TBT Roster
Sideline Cancer are winners of the Louisville region and will play in the quarterfinals of this year's TBT. Check out the full roster for Sideline Cancer as they compete for a cure and the $1 million prize. Sideline Cancer Roster Keith Braxton Jr – Shooting Guard (Saint Francis University) Joshua Cohen – Center (Saint Francis University, UMass and USC) Chris Coffey – Power Forward (Georgetown College) Jacob Conway – Shooting Guard (Georgetown College) Matthew Crowley – Shooting Guard (University of Southern Mississippi) Marcellus Earlington – Small Forward (San Diego) Jericole Hellems – Shooting Guard (NC State) Branden Jenkins – Shooting Guard (LSU) Jermaine Marrow – Point Guard (Hampton University) Trey Moses – Power Forward (Ball State) Cullen Russo – Power Forward (Southern Idaho and Fresno State) Alonzo Verge Jr – Point Guard (Nebraska) Tay Weaver – Point Guard (Eastern Kentucky University and Saint Louis University) Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuaa Joel Embiid's cautious return from knee surgery and his ongoing battle with injuries, which limited him to just 19 games in the 2024-25 season. The panel debates how Embiid's chronic health issues impact the Philadelphia 76ers' championship aspirations and if "The Process" can ever truly achieve its potential with their star consistently sidelined. How to watch Sideline Cancer in the TBT Quarterfinals Sideline Cancer will face off against Eberlein Drive. Here's how to catch the game: Date: Monday, July 28, 2025 Time: 8 p.m. ET Location: West Virginia TV: FS1 Path to the Quarterfinals (3) Sideline Cancer 74, (7) LA Ignite 71 (4) Sideline Cancer 73, (1) The Ville (Louisville Alumni) 63 (4) Sideline Cancer 84, (5) Madd Katts 82 Get more from the The Basketball Tournament Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
Fox Sports
5 days ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
2025 Best Virginia TBT Roster
Best Virginia (West Virginia's alumni squad) has been a TBT staple since 2019, consistently showcasing the toughness and grit that defined WVU basketball. Winners of this year's West Virginia region, they also reached the quarterfinals in both 2021 and 2023. Check out the full roster for Best Virginia as they take the floor in TBT 2025. Best Virginia Roster Eduardo Andre – Power Forward (West Virginia) John Flowers – Small Forward (West Virginia) Wesley Harris – Small Forward (West Virginia) Kedrian Johnson – Point Guard (West Virginia) Tre Mitchell – Power Forward (West Virginia) Toby Okani – Small Forward (West Virginia) James Reese V – Shooting Guard (North Texas and South Carolina) Isaiah Sanders – Shooting Guard (Fairmount State University) Will Voorhees – Power Forward (Notre Dame College) Jarrod West – Point Guard (Marshall University and University of Louisville) J. D. Weatherspoon – Power Forward (Ohio State and Toledo) Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuaa Joel Embiid's cautious return from knee surgery and his ongoing battle with injuries, which limited him to just 19 games in the 2024-25 season. The panel debates how Embiid's chronic health issues impact the Philadelphia 76ers' championship aspirations and if "The Process" can ever truly achieve its potential with their star consistently sidelined. How to watch Best Virginia in the TBT Quarterfinals Best Virginia will face off against Shell Shock. Here's how to catch the game: Date: Monday, July 28, 2025 Time: 6 p.m. ET TV: FS1 Path to the Quarterfinals (3) Best Virginia (West Virginia) 79, (1) Elite Nation 68 (3) Best Virginia (West Virginia) 82, (2) Herd That (Marshall) 75 (3) Best Virginia (West Virginia) 72, (6) DuBois Dream 69 Get more from the The Basketball Tournament Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
Perth Now
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
'Stick to the process:' Walker rapt as Suns test awaits
Comparison is the thief of joy - and for Taylor Walker, it also gets in the way of The Process. The veteran Adelaide forward is in no mood to revisit the Crows' last AFL finals campaign as their long-awaited return to September looms large. Adelaide are third with a healthy percentage. They are riding a three-game winning streak and captain Jordan Dawson re-signed this week. So life is good at West Lakes ahead of Sunday's massive home game against Gold Coast, who are sixth and also have won their last three games. Suns coach Damien Hardwick once called July "Big Boy Month" in the grind of an AFL season and Sunday is a another big test for the combatants. Walker has no time for history, with the Crows writing some special new chapters with coach Matthew Nicks. "It's unfair to compare. We're building something really special at this footy club and it's been going for a long time under Nicksy," he told AAP. In a three-minute interview, Walker repeatedly uses the word "process". It is put to him that just as any interview with a Collingwood player will feature "The System", Adelaide have "The Process". "There you go," the Adelaide big man smiles. "For us, we've just got to continue to stick to what we know, and that's our process. "That's what keeps getting it done. It will all take care of itself - in life, if you stick to the process, results take care of themselves. "We just have to keep batting up and backing up in the big month ahead, against some really, really good sides." Walker also notes that below top sides Collingwood and Brisbane, there is a log jam. And while Adelaide's last five games are not the worst draw, it's not an easy run either. After the Suns they have the Showdown - and Port Adelaide would love nothing more than send off coach Ken Hinkley with one last win over their fiercest rivals. Then comes West Coast, another blockbuster against Collingwood and North Melbourne. Apart from Walker, Matt Crouch, Rory Laird, Wayne Milera, Reilly O'Brien and Brodie Smith were also at the Crows when the club was derailed by the disastrous 2017 grand-final loss to Richmond. Now the man known as "Tex" is the old man of the powerful Crows attack, with Riley Thilthorpe kicking a career-best six goals in last week's statement win over the Western Bulldogs. A feature of Sunday will be Thilthorpe v Suns defender Mac Andrew, who got in the face of the Crows star immediately after Gold Coast had a controversial one-point win at home in round four. What Walker loves about the Adelaide attack is everyone is playing their part. "They're going really well - not just the key forwards, but across the board in our forward line," Walker said. "If someone's having a quiet day someone else pops up and we're able to share the load. "We just keep emphasising our ability to bring each other into the game - it's just so infectious."
The Advertiser
19-07-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
'Stick to the process:' Walker rapt as Suns test awaits
Comparison is the thief of joy - and for Taylor Walker, it also gets in the way of The Process. The veteran Adelaide forward is in no mood to revisit the Crows' last AFL finals campaign as their long-awaited return to September looms large. Adelaide are third with a healthy percentage. They are riding a three-game winning streak and captain Jordan Dawson re-signed this week. So life is good at West Lakes ahead of Sunday's massive home game against Gold Coast, who are sixth and also have won their last three games. Suns coach Damien Hardwick once called July "Big Boy Month" in the grind of an AFL season and Sunday is a another big test for the combatants. Walker has no time for history, with the Crows writing some special new chapters with coach Matthew Nicks. "It's unfair to compare. We're building something really special at this footy club and it's been going for a long time under Nicksy," he told AAP. In a three-minute interview, Walker repeatedly uses the word "process". It is put to him that just as any interview with a Collingwood player will feature "The System", Adelaide have "The Process". "There you go," the Adelaide big man smiles. "That's what keeps getting it done. It will all take care of itself - in life, if you stick to the process, results take care of themselves. "We just have to keep batting up and backing up in the big month ahead, against some really, really good sides." Walker also notes that below top sides Collingwood and Brisbane, there is a log jam. And while Adelaide's last five games are not the worst draw, it's not an easy run either. After the Suns they have the Showdown - and Port Adelaide would love nothing more than send off coach Ken Hinkley with one last win over their fiercest rivals. Then comes West Coast, another blockbuster against Collingwood and North Melbourne. Apart from Walker, Matt Crouch, Rory Laird, Wayne Milera, Reilly O'Brien and Brodie Smith were also at the Crows when the club was derailed by the disastrous 2017 grand-final loss to Richmond. Now the man known as "Tex" is the old man of the powerful Crows attack, with Riley Thilthorpe kicking a career-best six goals in last week's statement win over the Western Bulldogs. A feature of Sunday will be Thilthorpe v Suns defender Mac Andrew, who got in the face of the Crows star immediately after Gold Coast had a controversial one-point win at home in round four. What Walker loves about the Adelaide attack is everyone is playing their part. "They're going really well - not just the key forwards, but across the board in our forward line," Walker said. "If someone's having a quiet day someone else pops up and we're able to share the load. "We just keep emphasising our ability to bring each other into the game - it's just so infectious." Comparison is the thief of joy - and for Taylor Walker, it also gets in the way of The Process. The veteran Adelaide forward is in no mood to revisit the Crows' last AFL finals campaign as their long-awaited return to September looms large. Adelaide are third with a healthy percentage. They are riding a three-game winning streak and captain Jordan Dawson re-signed this week. So life is good at West Lakes ahead of Sunday's massive home game against Gold Coast, who are sixth and also have won their last three games. Suns coach Damien Hardwick once called July "Big Boy Month" in the grind of an AFL season and Sunday is a another big test for the combatants. Walker has no time for history, with the Crows writing some special new chapters with coach Matthew Nicks. "It's unfair to compare. We're building something really special at this footy club and it's been going for a long time under Nicksy," he told AAP. In a three-minute interview, Walker repeatedly uses the word "process". It is put to him that just as any interview with a Collingwood player will feature "The System", Adelaide have "The Process". "There you go," the Adelaide big man smiles. "That's what keeps getting it done. It will all take care of itself - in life, if you stick to the process, results take care of themselves. "We just have to keep batting up and backing up in the big month ahead, against some really, really good sides." Walker also notes that below top sides Collingwood and Brisbane, there is a log jam. And while Adelaide's last five games are not the worst draw, it's not an easy run either. After the Suns they have the Showdown - and Port Adelaide would love nothing more than send off coach Ken Hinkley with one last win over their fiercest rivals. Then comes West Coast, another blockbuster against Collingwood and North Melbourne. Apart from Walker, Matt Crouch, Rory Laird, Wayne Milera, Reilly O'Brien and Brodie Smith were also at the Crows when the club was derailed by the disastrous 2017 grand-final loss to Richmond. Now the man known as "Tex" is the old man of the powerful Crows attack, with Riley Thilthorpe kicking a career-best six goals in last week's statement win over the Western Bulldogs. A feature of Sunday will be Thilthorpe v Suns defender Mac Andrew, who got in the face of the Crows star immediately after Gold Coast had a controversial one-point win at home in round four. What Walker loves about the Adelaide attack is everyone is playing their part. "They're going really well - not just the key forwards, but across the board in our forward line," Walker said. "If someone's having a quiet day someone else pops up and we're able to share the load. "We just keep emphasising our ability to bring each other into the game - it's just so infectious." Comparison is the thief of joy - and for Taylor Walker, it also gets in the way of The Process. The veteran Adelaide forward is in no mood to revisit the Crows' last AFL finals campaign as their long-awaited return to September looms large. Adelaide are third with a healthy percentage. They are riding a three-game winning streak and captain Jordan Dawson re-signed this week. So life is good at West Lakes ahead of Sunday's massive home game against Gold Coast, who are sixth and also have won their last three games. Suns coach Damien Hardwick once called July "Big Boy Month" in the grind of an AFL season and Sunday is a another big test for the combatants. Walker has no time for history, with the Crows writing some special new chapters with coach Matthew Nicks. "It's unfair to compare. We're building something really special at this footy club and it's been going for a long time under Nicksy," he told AAP. In a three-minute interview, Walker repeatedly uses the word "process". It is put to him that just as any interview with a Collingwood player will feature "The System", Adelaide have "The Process". "There you go," the Adelaide big man smiles. "That's what keeps getting it done. It will all take care of itself - in life, if you stick to the process, results take care of themselves. "We just have to keep batting up and backing up in the big month ahead, against some really, really good sides." Walker also notes that below top sides Collingwood and Brisbane, there is a log jam. And while Adelaide's last five games are not the worst draw, it's not an easy run either. After the Suns they have the Showdown - and Port Adelaide would love nothing more than send off coach Ken Hinkley with one last win over their fiercest rivals. Then comes West Coast, another blockbuster against Collingwood and North Melbourne. Apart from Walker, Matt Crouch, Rory Laird, Wayne Milera, Reilly O'Brien and Brodie Smith were also at the Crows when the club was derailed by the disastrous 2017 grand-final loss to Richmond. Now the man known as "Tex" is the old man of the powerful Crows attack, with Riley Thilthorpe kicking a career-best six goals in last week's statement win over the Western Bulldogs. A feature of Sunday will be Thilthorpe v Suns defender Mac Andrew, who got in the face of the Crows star immediately after Gold Coast had a controversial one-point win at home in round four. What Walker loves about the Adelaide attack is everyone is playing their part. "They're going really well - not just the key forwards, but across the board in our forward line," Walker said. "If someone's having a quiet day someone else pops up and we're able to share the load. "We just keep emphasising our ability to bring each other into the game - it's just so infectious."
USA Today
01-06-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Sixers draft history: Nerlens Noel selected No. 6 overall in 2013
With the NBA draft right around the corner, now is the time to look at some past drafts and see what the Philadelphia 76ers have done in their history. The Sixers have selected some big-time players in the past who have become an important part of the fabric of the franchise's history. This edition focuses on the 2013 NBA draft as the Sixers began The Process era. New GM Sam Hinkie made a deal with the New Orleans Pelicans to send All-Star Jrue Holiday to New Orleans for the No. 6 pick which turned out to be Kentucky big man Nerlens Noel. Noel missed his entire rookie year due to injury, but overall, he had some solid moments in Philadelphia. When he did get on the floor in 2014-15, Noel averaged 9.9 points, 8.1 rebounds, 1.8 steals, 1.7 assists, and 1.9 blocks. He made an impact as a rim runner offensively and as a defensive presence. Noel spent 2.5 seasons with the Sixers before being dealt to the Dallas Mavericks at the 2017 deadline as Joel Embiid took steps forward in the 2016-17 season. Overall, Noel spent nine seasons in the league playing for the Sixers, Mavericks, Oklahoma City Thunder, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, and Brooklyn Nets. He carved out a solid role in this league and was a starter for the Knicks when they made the playoffs in 2021. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle
