Podcast appearances and mentions of Corey Webster

This week in the Niche Cache we check in with our kiwi sports delusions which leads into a Kiwi County Tour update for New Zealand cricketers in County Championship. Then we react to Steven Adams and his Houston Rockets losing their first NBA playoffs game vs Golden State Warriors before checking in with the NBL where Wellington Saints and Canterbury Rams are top of the league. We also chat through the continued form of Jackson Ball and Carlin Davison, as well as Corey Webster and Dontae Russo-Nance leading Manawatu. Then we have lots to discuss about New Zealand Warriors who defeated Brisbane Broncos and have an Anzac celebration in Christchurch vs Newcastle Knights. Chris Wood got back into a scoring groove for Nottingham Forest while Moses Dyer and Callum McCowatt are scoring goals so we check in with the Flying Kiwis. And Auckland FC are still dominating and top of the A-League after their win vs Melbourne Victory.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/elnichecacheNewsletter: https://thenichecache.substack.comHook us up with a brew: https://buymeacoffee.com/thenichecacheSay kia ora: thenichecache@gmail.comwww.theniche-cache.com(00:00) Intro(09:19) Mindfulness(17:24) Kiwi cricket delusion(31:50) NZers in County Cricket(37:03) Steven Adams in NBA Playoffs(57:08) NBL(01:10:10) NZ Warriors(01:51:18) Chris Wood, Moses Dyer, Callum McCowatt(02:04:04) Auckland FC

This week in the Niche Cast we start by updating Sam Ruthe's mile mahi and then discuss the change in ownership for NZ Breakers. Carlin Davison, Corey Webster and Jackson Ball have had strong start to the NBL season, while the All Whites sealed World Cup qualification so we celebrate all things kiwi football. We also touch on Tyler Bindon, Sarpreet Singh and Marko Stamenic as kiwi footballers with intriguing club situations overseas. Wellington Phoenix Women had a loss and seem unlikely to crack A-League Women finals. Then we chat through Blackcaps T20I/ODI stuff vs Pakistan with Nick Kelly and Muhammad Abbas earning ODI call ups, meanwhile White Ferns have struggled to compete with Australia in their T20Is. We roll through a few Plunket Shield notes before finishing with key details about New Zealand Warriors footy after another win at Mt Smart.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/elnichecacheNewsletter: https://thenichecache.substack.comHook us up with a brew: https://buymeacoffee.com/thenichecacheSay kia ora: thenichecache@gmail.comwww.theniche-cache.com(00:00) Intro & Sam Ruthe(11:28) Mindfulness(12:35) NZ Breakers(18:21) NBL(31:52) All Whites(01:03:06) Wellington Phoenix Women(01:08:18) Blackcaps(01:23:54) White Ferns(01:37:09) Plunket Shield(01:41:54) NZ Warriors

In this episode of 2 Giants Goofballs, we dive into the latest happenings from the Giants' offseason. We start with the Top Giants Ever countdown, revealing players ranked 100 through 91. Rich Seubert, a key part of the championship line during Eli Manning's era, kicks off the list at 100. Brad Benson follows at 99, having played 10 seasons and earning one Pro Bowl selection. At 98, we have Eddie Price, a 3-time Pro Bowler who led the NFL in rushing in 1951. Hakeem Nicks, ranked 97, boasts the 4th most receiving yards in Giants history. Willie Williams, a Pro Bowl DB in 1969 with the 4th most interceptions in Giants history, lands at 96. Saquon Barkley comes in at 95, recognized for his 2018 Offensive Rookie of the Year award, 2 Pro Bowls, and the 4th most rushing yards in Giants history. Erik Howard, an interior defensive lineman from the LT Super Bowl era with 122 games and 1 Pro Bowl, is ranked 94. Terry Kinard, a safety from the 1980s with 105 games, 1 Super Bowl, and 1 Pro Bowl, is at 93. Offensive lineman Darrell Dess from the 1960s, a 2-time Pro Bowler, is ranked 92. Finally, Lawrence Tynes, known for kicking the Giants into the Super Bowl twice, rounds out the list at 91.Saquon Barkley, reacting to his ranking at 95, expressed his appreciation on Twitter, calling it "really dope." However, not all feedback was positive. Philadelphia DJ Howard Eskin criticized the aired phone conversation between Barkley and Joe Schoen on Hard Knocks, calling it "a disgrace" and questioning why Barkley would want to play for Schoen. Continuing with the Top Giants Ever countdown, we reveal players ranked 90 through 81. Aaron Thomas, a tight end in the 1960s who holds the franchise record for most touchdowns by a TE, is ranked 90. Jason Sehorn, an elite cornerback in the 1990s whose career was cut short by injury, comes in at 89. Howard Cross, a great blocking tight end from the 1990s and the player with the 3rd most games played as a Giant, is at 88. Corey Webster, a key cornerback from the last two Super Bowl runs, is ranked 87. Erich Barnes, a DB who played just 4 seasons with the Giants but was 1st Team AP once and 2nd Team AP twice, is at 86. Dave Meggett, arguably the best returner in Giants history, is ranked 85. Solid running back Ahmad Bradshaw comes in at 84. Kerry Collins, who almost got a ring with the Giants and helped turn the franchise around, is at 83. Kareem McKenzie, a standout right tackle, is ranked 82. Finally, Frank Cope, a left tackle and member of the NFL's All-1930s team, rounds out the list at 81.In other Giants news, Cordale Flott was included in CBS Sports' NFL All-Breakout Team, highlighting his potential and expanded role as a slot cornerback. ESPN's survey of NFL executives, coaches, and scouts ranked Dexter Lawrence as the 3rd best defensive tackle in the league, praising his power, balance, and flexibility.  CBS Sports also ranked Bobby Okereke among the top 10 linebackers in the NFL. Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s college coaches highlighted his natural pass-catching ability and physicality, noting his potential to excel in the NFL. Meanwhile, Patrick Peterson criticized Daniel Jones.#giants #nygiants #giants100Support the Show.All Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Roman Harper, a former Saints' Super Bowl-winning safety & current SEC Network analyst, joined Mike and Deuce. The guys reviewed a stat about the SEC's dominance in producing NFL talent. Harper evaluated new Saints CB Kool-Aid McKinstry, the team's 41st overall pick from Alabama. He also praised the Saints' pick of South Carolina QB Spencer Rattler in the fifth round. 

Auckland and Taranaki contested a close early-season match in basketball's NBL.  The Tuatara won 84-77 - Corey Webster contributed 25 points and eight assists and Rob Loe sank 22 points and 14 rebounds.  Both teams have a 1-1 record thus far.   Cam Gliddon joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview today's clash against the Wahi.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, Paul Dottino is joined by Corey Webster, a 2-time super bowl champion who spent his entire career with Big Blue. Webster recalls some of his biggest plays during his career and talks about why it was important for him to retire a Giant. SUBSCRIBE NOW **Apple** | **Spotify** | **Google** | **Pandora** | **iHeartRadio** :00 - Retiring a Giant 4:00 - Interception on Brett Favre 9:09 - Playing in the Super Bowl 12:41 - Webster's best seasons 15:28 - Thoughts on today's NFLSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Super Bowl champion Corey Webster officially retires as a member of the New York Giants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by DrinkWise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drink wise. LIVE PODCAST AT CROWN MELBOURNE On Monday the 25th of September join us as we broadcast live from midday. We'll be broadcasting from the Audio hub in the Metropol Precinct (next to Forever New). Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearler T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0:00 - Hutchy's big week and the fallout from the Herald Sun article on SEN's finances 9:25 - Corey Webster's comments on Twitter 10:58 - Gillon McLachlan's cheeky swipe at Hutchy 12:10 - The exclusive invite list for Gill's farewell party 13:12 - The AFMA Awards dinner... the media's "pie night" 20:20 - Brian Taylor receives a life membership at the AFMAs 23:28 - Have TV networks in Australia missed the trick at not filming their commentators? 27:37 - Memories of working with Ron Barassi 30:56 - How many columns did Damo ghost write for? 33:14 - The Grand Final parade is out of the Yarra and back on the streets this year Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this edition of Throwback Hoops it was our pleasure to have Matt McQuade back on the show. We discussed the NBL Blitz, and also spoke about Corey Webster, Adelaide 36ers and SEM, we then did our annual Sydney Kings preview with Matt and finished off with some Boston Celtics chat! Please make sure you LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Video Chapters 0:00 Kick Off 5:40 Throwback Jerseys for the week- Dee Brown, Paul Pierce and Dwayne D-Train McClain 20:52 NBL Blitz and new of the week 40:48 NBL team previews- Sydney Kings 75:55 Boston Celtics outlook for the upcoming season 79:22 Outro Please sit back and enjoy and spread the word about Throwback Hoops. Much love Rob and Woody V

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Podcast areas, with a bit of Jungian Mindfulness (3:55) leading into some talk about All Whites depth (10:00) then it's time for some Warriors chat. Ali Leiataua's impending debut and junior pathways are part of that (16:29). Also previewing the Warriors vs Canberra Raiders game from all angles (26:40). After that there's still time to yarn about some NBL things with Corey Webster joining the Canterbury Rams and Rob Loe retiring from the Breakers (57:37). It's all good stuff. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/elnichecache Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenichecache Email newsletter: https://thenichecache.substack.com Aotearoa sports blog: https://www.theniche-cache.com

https://youtu.be/C80sD67GAlgJoin LaTangela chatting wih 2X Super Bowl Champion with the NY Giants, Founder of CWF , Corey Webster. There's a program on the way to help students with transitioning into adulthood.  THE PROCESS is something we all have to go through, how do we evolve and empower ourselves and others... well we are having a transparent moment and opening the line of communication.  Watch full interview HERE ********************************************************************************* NEW MUSIC ALERT NEVER KNEW - LaTangela Fay NEW BOOK ALERT P.O.O.F. (Power Over Obstacles Forever) - LaTangela Fay Sherman ************************************************************************************ THE LATANGELA SHOW RADIO -  WEMX- Baton Rouge, La. Mon-Fri 10a.m.-3p.m.CST TV - WLFT - Baton Rouge, La. KGLA  - New Orleans, La. The Louisiana Film Channel YouTube - #LaTangelaFay Podcast - ALL digital platforms www.LaTangela.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perth Wildcats Superstar Guard, Corey Webster, spoke with Scott Cummings & Paul Hasleby about his game-winning shot against Melbourne United and how he's settled into playing for Perth.

In this episode of The NBL News Podcast, we share our thoughts on the Brisbane Bullets, Corey Webster's game-winner, the JackJumpers comeback win, and so much more. We also give our hot takes of the week and do yet another segment of Quick 5.

Chris Reive & Joel Harrison join Chris Key for another episode of the Benchwarmers! In this episode, they guys go over the Breaker's social media mistake, question if it's time to add Anthony Davis to the MVP talks and let everyone know their G.O.A.T. Plus, 'Fantasy Chat' & 'Alley Ooopppsss'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The NBL News Podcast, we share our thoughts on Melbourne United, Corey Webster's huge performance, and so much more. We also give our hot takes of the week and do yet another segment of Quick 5.

NBL Today | Your dose of everything NBL Cooks dunk/ Kings back to top Milton Doyle masterclass, brilliant recurring by JJ's Can Melbourne get it together at all? Corey Webster responds with a huge game

Perth Wildcat joins Sportsday following the teams first loss for the season.

Karl and Will are joined by Craig Williams, Madison De Rozario, Cam Bancroft, Michael Dee, Corey Webster & Trent Cooper for Monday's edition of Sportsday.

General Manager of Basketball Operations for the Perth Wildcats Danny Mills joins the podcast to provide some insights into the hirings and firings made by the Perth Wildcats this season. The team added Corey Webster and imports Brady Manek and TaShawn Thomas while saying goodbye to Vic Law and Michael Frazier. Danny provides clarity on what motivated the Wildcats to make each roster change and how he expects it to improve the team. Topics include... What's been happening behind the scenes at the Wildcats since the team's 35-year consecutive playoff streak was broken six months ago (2:00) John Rillie's integration as head coach and his first few months with the team (4:00) What role will the Cleveland Cavaliers play with Luke Travers during this NBL season (11:30) What surprised Danny in NBL during his first year as Perth Wildcats GM (13:00) What's different in the NBL season this season compared to last (17:00) Why Perth decided against the NBLxNBA games and plans to face Euroleague teams in the future (19:00) How do NBL players like Dusty Hannahs, Greg Whittington, BJ Johnson have moderate success in the NBL yet still get NBA deals (25:00) NBA Exhibit 10 contracts (27:30) How SEN's New Zealand team, the Otago Nuggets, is giving the Perth Wildcats an advantage in the NBL (29:00) The biggest learnings from running the Wildcats program over the past 12 months (34:00) What Perth Wildcats fans can expect from the team this season (36:00)   Visit dunk.com.au for your next set of basketball uniforms. Listen to our previous interviews with the biggest stars in Australian Basketball, head to Aussiehoopla.com. Check out previous podcasts featuring; Australian Basketball Legends - Luc Longley, Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Mark Bradtke, Leroy Loggins, David Andersen, Andrew Vlahov, Phil Smyth, CJ Bruton, Chris Anstey, Brett Maher, John Rillie, Tony Ronaldson, Damian Martin Current NBL Stars - Bryce Cotton, Chris Goulding, Jack White, Dejan Vasiljevic, Thomas Abercrombie, Daniel Johnson, Jason Cadee, Mitch McCarron, Anthony Drmic, Brad Newley, Kai Sotto, Luke Travers Our Finest Coaching Minds - Brian Goorjian, Barry Barnes, Joey Wright, Adrian Hurley, Aaron Fearne, Rob Beveridge, Ian Stacker, Shawn Dennis, Dean Vickerman, Trevor Gleeson, Lindsey Gaze, Ken Cole, Will Weaver, Bruce Palmer NBA Stars Past & Present - Andrew Bogut, Matthew Dellavedova, Stephen Jackson, Randy Livingston, Torrey Craig, Acie Earl, Josh Childress, Reggie Smith, Todd Lichti, Ryan Broekhoff, Doug Overton The NBL's Greatest Imports - Darryl McDonald, Ricky Grace, Derek Rucker, Leon Trimmingham, Scott Fisher, Lanard Copeland, Mike Mitchell, Darnell Mee, Isaac Burton, Adonis Jordan, Shawn Redhage, Willie Farley, Al Green, Corey "Homicide" Williams, Steve Woodberry, Doug Overton, Kevin Lisch And the men who run things - Larry Kestelman, Mal Speed, Paul Maley, Vince Crivelli, Jeremy Loeliger, Jeff Van Groningen, Bob Turner, Danny Mills All that and much more. Follow @AussieHoopla on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or email us at info@aussiehoopla.com

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Corey Webster, Brady Manek & TaShawn Thomas from the Perth Wildcats joined Adam Gilchrist & Tim Gossage for a meet a great before the start of the NBL 2022-23 Season.

Todd Blanchfield tells Gilly & Goss that Corey Webster, Ta'Shawn Thomas & Brady Manek will join training for the first time today.

Perth Wildcats new signing joined Sportsday to plot out the teams return to playoff dominance.

Mark and Adam are joined by Corey Webster, Johnathan Thurston, Shanea Tonkin, David Shortte, James Broadhurst & You!

In Episode 7 of the ALL IN NYG podcast, Antrel Rolle, Corey Webster, Deon Grant, Aaron Ross, and Kenny Phillips talk candidly about their bond and what it took to drive the team to a championship in 2011. The D-backs on this team had a special swagger about them and let both opponents and teammates know it. Re-live all the great moments both on and off the field as the Giants captured their fourth Lombardi Trophy. The ALL IN NYG Podcast is presented by PNC Private Bank, the Official Wealth Management Partner of the New York Giants. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Apple Spotify Google Stitcher iHeart Radio

Corey Webster — or Nooky as he's known to fans of Australian hip hop — shares three of his favourite words from his language, Dhurga of the Yuin Nation.

Corey Webster — or Nooky as he's known to fans of Australian hip hop — shares three of his favourite words from his language, Dhurga of the Yuin Nation.

Paul Smith's salary cap snipes, @nblhistory, 'the media', season delayed till December*, CJ Bruton, COVID in the Kings camp and vaccine hesitancy across the ditch.  Twitter: Joseph @nblpocketpod Andrew @andrewcanion Patreon: patreon.com/nblpocketpodcast Booktopia: https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/c/2324741/607517/9632 Join us on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/nblpp  Give the new website a butcher's hook: https://www.nblpocketpodcast.com  Special thanks to Nick Tan (Bryce Cotton logo) and Alex Canion (theme tune).

For Reconciliation Week 2021, we explore some of the most powerful and enduring protest songs written by First Nations artists across the past 90 years.

The Breakers are set for a long-awaited homecoming with seven consecutive games to be hosted in New Zealand to round out their Australian NBL season.Scheduling for the final six weeks of the 2020-21 season has been released, with the Breakers first set to grace New Zealand hardwood floors on May 20 against the Sydney Kings.It will mark the first time the lone Kiwi franchise in the transtasman competition has played in New Zealand since February 2020.Breakers owner Matt Walsh says all staff and players couldn't be more excited to be returning home."Our priority has been to get our players and staff home to their families as soon as possible. We wouldn't have gotten through this very challenging season without the support of our families and friends," he said."We are very grateful that we get to finish our season playing seven home games."It has been 426 days since the franchise last played a home game, a pre-Covid matchup with the South East Melbourne Phoenix in Christchurch on February 14 last year. You have to go back to January 31 2020 for the last time the Breakers played in Auckland.The Breakers have been based in Australia since before Christmas, and captain Tom Abercrombie has welcomed news the team is heading home."The prospect of going back to New Zealand, getting some home games is obviously very exciting," he says.Abercrombie, who has appeared 350 times for the Breakers and been part of all four championship-winning teams, knows better than anyone the importance of home-court advantage in the NBL."There's a lot of things that come with home-court advantage, part of that is the boost your fans can give you. Sometimes after a couple of losses on the road, you really look forward to that reset of coming home, playing in front of your fans, and resetting, reigniting your momentum," he says."For us being able to come home and hopefully reset and reignite ourselves and go on a bit of a run is exciting."Abercrombie has not seen his wife or three kids since mid-January, while guard Corey Webster has missed both his children's birthdays and his son's first day at school while being in Australia."It's tough being away, they're growing up so quick, they're at an age where they grow and change every week," Webster says.The 32-year-old expects the narrow losses the team continues to suffer to turn into wins when the Breakers are playing on home soil."Home crowd atmosphere is a huge thing in sports; you feed off your crowd's energy, you're playing in front of your friends, your family, and your loyal fans, and that all adds to the atmosphere and the way you feel," Webster says.The Breakers play 10 more games in Australia, beginning with a clash with the Brisbane Bullets in Tasmania tomorrow, prior to coming home.It is expected the team will fly back to New Zealand next month where they will play seven consecutive games without having to fly back to Australia to play a regular-season game again."It's a little cruel the bubble is going to be open, but we can't go back straight away, but we've learned very quickly this season to deal with whatever comes our way and not make excuses," Abercrombie says."When I'm on that plane and I'm heading home, that's when I will really get excited and start imagining the hugs with the kids."

Get in touch with the hosts! Stevie Cozens:Instagram: @basketballcontentnzTwitter: @steviecozens Josh Jeffares:Instagram: @joshjbullshoopsTwitter: @joshjbullshoops

After an overtime win last Friday, the Adelaide 36ers match up against the NZ Breakers again who have been bolstered by the return of Corey Webster, but how will the Breakers stop Isaac Humphries. Paul Bonsor & Adrian Pickles are your commentators for this 3rd round clash from the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. (27/01/21)

NZ Breakers star Corey Webster shares the graphic details around his injury involving an avocado, the panel chat through their NBL21 predictions with the season around the corner, Tom Vodanovich to the Sydney Kings, highlights from the NYE game between Melbourne and Cairns plus much more.

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Pierre Wikberg och pratade:⁣⁣Om besvikelsen över att den första och enda karateträningen inte var Cobra Kai.⁣Om att vara lik Luke Skywalker.⁣Det pratade vi om innan vi upptäckte att inspelningsapparaturen hade kukat ur. Sen började vi om på ny kula och pratade:⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om 4K Red Bull slo mo-filmer.⁣Om att ha haft samma mobilnummer sen 1994.⁣Om Ingemar Backmans hundra meter höga backside air i Riksgränsen 1996.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om en oförstående SYO-konsulent.⁣Om estetiken i 16 mm.⁣Om VX 1000.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om att bli uppringd av The New York Times.⁣Om att surfare ibland är dumma i huve nå jävulskt.⁣Om att filma rally.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om att bli Emmy-nominerad.⁣Om att vara en frequent flyer.⁣Om att vara god vän med Bernie Sanders son.⁣Om The Divided States of America.⁣Om skatespot tourism.⁣Vi hann även klämma in lite snack om videokameror.⁣⁣Namn som nämndes: Patrik Karlsson, Bill Danforth, Jason Jessee, Art och Steve Godoy, Alphonso Rawls, Ludek Vasa, Kristofer Åström, Semi, Pelle Gunnerfeldt, Micke Larsson, Rob Roskopp, Ingemar Backman, Andreas Engelkes, Kalle Helgesson, Pascal Strüwer, Magnus Gyllenberg (som vanligt), Terje Haakonsen, Kent Östling, Spike Jonze, Jef Hartsel, Corey Webster, Jens Allansson, Martin Karlsson, Pelle Fredell, Ken Block, Ty Evans, Greg Hunt, Mathias Ringström, Jonas Sohn, Ed Templeton, Jocke Olsson, Muckmouth, Keith Hufnagel, Carl Shipman, Macki Vertboy, Neil Blender.⁣⁣Trevlig lyssning!⁣⁣Denis & Mathias⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣Om du gillar avsnittet så swisha 10 kronor till: 0735-102810⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣Vi finns på:⁣⁣www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣⁣Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify och skateboardpodden.se⁣

2-Time Champ and Career Giants Corey Webster talks about the need for leadership and positive culture for this young Giants team.  We find out exactly what he was thinking when he made one of the biggest interceptions in Giants history and what he did with the ball. Also, who was his biggest mentor when he got to the team? Follow the True Blue on Instagram (@true_blue_nyg) and Twitter (@trueblue_giants). Follow Mike Vivalo on Twitter & Instagram (@teamvivalo) and Joe on Twitter and Instagram (@licenseplateguy).

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show talking about this game Sunday against Washington essentially being a must-win. They get into lots of losing so far for Daniel Jones, debate whether the Giants should sign Le'Veon Bell and get into the picks of Chase Young and Andrew Thomas. They also discuss Dwayne Haskins getting benched, cutting Damion Ratley and make predictions for the game. In this week's edition of "Tynes Time," he gets into wearing ear plugs every game and why he did it. Two-time Giants Super Bowl champion cornerback Corey Webster then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Webster discusses using his platform to be a mentor, his infamous interception in Green Bay, how he played great in the playoffs and playing behind a dominant pass rush. He also gets into what is wrong with the Giants and current NFL players, being a Giant his whole career and "Coughlin time." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fran Fraschilla is joined by ESPN commentator and former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy. The two discuss a wide variety of topics, including:How the NBA has become a global game The European coaching influence on the American gameSarunas MarciulionisDonnie Nelson and the MavericksWhat the international guys have brought to the leagueMarjanovic & Porzingis How international players have an innate feel for the game Boki Nachbar FIBA rules vs NBA rules vs College rulesThe NBA’s next big rule changeCoaching the USA National Team in the leadup to the FIBA World CupThe New Zealand & Japanese National TeamsThe Dominican Republic National Teams International coachesIgor Kokoshkov The Australian Team and Joe Ingles American kids focusing more on skills and decision makingThe depth of these international teamsYao Ming Luka Doncic The Greek Freak

In today's episode of the podcast, we have Luke Taikoko, a barber at Maloneys Barbershop, sharing his journey with basketball. Starting from when he started hooping, playing through the age groups at the representative level and competing for national titles, as well as his experience with secondary school basketball. Luke attended Kelston Boys, and was apart of the 3rd and 4th place teams during 2006/2007, playing with guys like Houston O'Riley and Ross Mcmains, as well as facing players like Corey Webster, Brook Ruscoe and many other current NBL/Pro level players. I hope you enjoy todays episode! I know I enjoyed this conversation a lot and can't wait to have Luke on to continue to share more about the mental side of his journey.

The Sky Sport Breakers are set to announce another change in their coaching ranks, with Chanel Pompallier set to be unveiled as the team's newest addition.Pompallier will join the ranks as an assistant coach, becoming the first female coach in the ANBL club's history, and will begin work alongside director of basketball Dan Shamir and assistant coach Mody Moar in preparing the roster for next season.She moves into the role in place of Zico Coronel, who manned the post for one season. The club announced the news at a press conference on Wednesday, but did not discuss the details around Coronel's exit from the role."We're definitely not closing the door on that. We are friends," Shamir said of Coronel."We have a different mix in how we build it right now. We're looking to build the right pieces. There a business side to it which we're not going to get into to much detail with, but right now this is who we added and we're not done, I think we;re going to add a few more."Speaking about the change to the coaching staff, Breakers guard Corey Webster said it was a great move for the team to appoint Pompallier."She's got a great basketball IQ and knows the game very well and she will bring that," Webster said."Obviously she will be there to learn and what a great coaching path to learn from with Dan and Mody there who have an enormous basketball IQ, have coached at the highest levels and have a lot to teach so she will be learning from them and she will just be working hard every day, learning along the way and work hard next to everyone else."She just knows the game really well, she's played it her whole life, been around it her whole life, I think the bigger thing for her will be just learning under Dan and Mody and helping out where she can." 

Latest pre-Christmas edition of Hoops Heaven's Basketball Hustle and there's so much happening for us to discuss in the NBL right now that there's not even room for a guest!NBL Writer Chris Pike and Perth Wildcats four-time championship winning legend Shawn Redhage are back to dissect everything that happened in a dramatic Round 11 in the NBL and now looking ahead to Round 12 that will lead into Christmas.First up is a reflection on last week's mid-season predictions and award winners, and talk about why fresh off playing his 300th game for the Wildcats, why others around the country don't still rate Damian Martin as the league's best defensive player.Talk then turns to the remarkable individual performances from Jerome Randle and John Roberson to win games for the Adelaide 36ers and South East Melbourne Phoenix respectively, along with how Jarrod Kenny would be feeling after two costly turnovers for the Cairns Taipans.Focus is then on the Perth Wildcats and Sydney Kings who are breaking away from the pack on top of the NBL while Shawn gives his thoughts on Melbourne United and what they should do with Casey Prather following another injury.The New Zealand Breakers are again in the news as well with the re-signing of coach Dan Shamir and the release of Corey Webster, while the Illawarra Hawks had two new imports make disappointing debuts.There's then more of a discussion surrounding what has happened with Cam Gliddon at the Brisbane Bullets this season fresh off playing for the Boomers at the World Cup, and what his future might hold.Attention is then on Christmas and if the NBL is ready to play Christmas Day games, but then the idea turns into one where an expanded Boxing Day schedule might be ideal.There is then a full preview of Round 12 in the NBL while Shawn reacts to news that the Cairns Taipans will be retiring the No.8 singlet of his old foe, Aaron Grabau.It's all thanks to Hoops Heaven (www.hoopsheaven.com.au), ID Athletic (www.idathletic.com) and Devlin's (www.devlinsonline.com.au).

The New Zealand Breakers have all but resigned to their fate this season and allowed Corey Webster to join the Zhejiang Guangsha Lions in China on a short-term deal.Webster has agreed to join the Lions in the Chinese Basketball Association on a short-term loan after the club offered the Breakers a lucrative buyout deal.It won't be the end of Webster's tenure with the Breakers however, with the 31-year-old agreeing to an extension with the club that would see him remain in Auckland until 2023.Speaking to media about Webster's contract in China, Breakers director of basketball Dan Shamir said their 4-10 record made the decision to let him leave a bit easier."He's not going anywhere if it's 10-4, let's be honest," Shamir said."This season has been challenging from day one, and this is definitely not an upgrade for the team. My approach is always to take it for the next game and compete; look for the three or four things we need to do and we'll keep doing that. Will we in the 14 games that are left? I don't know, I can't promise results."It doesn't mean we're going to rest or be less professional."The Breakers have struggled to a 4-10 record to the halfway point of the season, sitting four games behind the Adelaide 36ers who currently hold the fourth and final playoff spot. Webster's new Chinese deal means he is now unavailable to play against the Melbourne Phoenix in Christchurch this weekend and he was expected to leave the country in the coming days.For Webster, who leads the Breakers in scoring with 19 points per game, it was an easy decision to accept the offer. The CBA is one of the top leagues in the world, with their imports often being high-level former NBA players. Webster joins the club a week after eight-year NBA veteran Kenneth Faried was cut from the team and said the opportunity to play in the CBA was unexpected.It's the second opportunity Webster has had to ply his trade in a league overseas, after an approach by Turkish club Darüşşafaka was knocked back by the Breakers at the start of the season."When that didn't go through, that was nothing personal against the club," Webster said of being unable to link up with Darüşşafaka. "I love being a Breaker; this is where I've played the majority of my pro career."I wasn't out there looking for a deal, I was trying to win with this team. This just happened to come about."Leaving halfway through the season is a little bit disappointing for me, I feel bad a little bit but this is an opportunity that is going to change some things for my family. No one in their right mind would strictly turn it down without even considering it."It's a life changing opportunity for now, but the more important thing for me is I'm returning to the Breakers. My heart's in this club, with everything that's gone on, I still believe in the road we're taking, the focuses and the plans of the club."To cover for the hole Webster leaves, Tall Blacks Shooting Guard Ethan Rusbatch becomes a full rostered player. The 27-year-old initially joined the club in pre-season as a Nominated Replacement Player for Tom Abercrombie. 

Breaker Corey Webster talks to D'Arcy about the embattled club.

Tall Blacks 93Montenegro 83There's still work to be done, but the Tall Blacks are alive – and definitely dangerous - at the Basketball World Cup.A 93-83 victory over Montenegro has kept New Zealand in with a chance of advancing to the second round for the fifth consecutive World Cup, but they require one more win - against a more fearsome foe.The impressive win puts the Tall Blacks at 1-1 in Group F, with a +2 points differential after their opening 102-94 loss to Brazil, and their toughest test still to come, against Greece on Thursday night.Brazil's 79-78 upset victory over Greece has made the Tall Blacks' equation simple though - beat Greece, and they move into the second round. Lose, and they don't.Yes, it remains a tough challenge, but it's at least still in the realm of possibility after grinding down a Montenegrin side who lost their cool, their lead, and eventually the game.For a while, it looked as if the Tall Blacks had run into a repeat of their third quarter issues against Brazil. A nine-point halftime lead was cut to just one with a quarter to go, as the speed and fluency which had gifted the Tall Blacks their lead was bogged down amongst foul trouble and subsequently ill-advised lineups.The first half had seen an offensive clinic, with Corey Webster leading the way with multiple triples, and Shea Ili providing his usual spark. The defence was less stellar against a side who scored just 16 first-half points against Greece, but with a judicious use of a press, and some sloppy discipline from Montenegro, they built a 53-44 lead at the break.Perhaps their hot start was slightly unsustainable, as shots started to miss and the speed which had troubled their opponents started to flag. With Ili benched with four fouls and Rob Loe with three, their replacements had less success, and Montenegro's sole NBA star, Nikola Vucevic, started to shine.After scoring just 13 points in the third quarter, the Tall Blacks saw their lead vanish early in the fourth, but coach Paul Henare had settled on the players that would win his side the game. Henare made just three substitutes in the final period, with Webster, Loe and Tom Abercrombie playing the entire fourth quarter, and Webster's hot shooting regaining the lead they had fought so hard for.Webster had another superb offensive showing, finishing with 25 points, six rebounds and seven assists, and after copping an accidental elbow to the face, Isaac Fotu came back to torment the Montenegrin frontcourt, finishing with 20 points and seven rebounds.Montenegro lost their temper as technical fouls started to mount – their coach had already been ejected from the game for his backchat – and with Vucevic bizarrely benched, the Tall Blacks shot their way to an unassailable lead.It will be tougher against Giannis Antetokounmpo and his Greek side. For now, though, the Tall Blacks can reflect on a mission accomplished. 

Cam, Corey and Liam take a look at the Basketball Australia Boomers first two outings in the World Cup plus the Tall Blacks and Corey Webster's form along with much more.

The Tall Blacks rounded out their World Cup preparation with an upset 88-82 victory over world number 13 ranked Italy in Anshan, China.Corey Webster led the team superbly, not only with his 21 points (seven of 16), but with six assists, a figure matched on the night only by his brother Tai.Ethan Rusbatch continuing a superb tour with 11 points (three of five from deep) while Isaac Fotu finished with 11 point and six rebounds.Playing their third game in three days, New Zealand was in control throughout the encounter, establishing an early lead outside the arc with seven three-pointers dropping in the first quarter alone, and nine at halftime (from 16 attempts).The Italians simply had no answer to the quick ball movement and pace of the New Zealanders, who defied the schedule and the odds with one of the bigger wins in Tall Blacks' history.The Tall Blacks shot the three at 50 percent and had 18 assists compared to just eight for the Italians, underlining their philosophy of sharing the ball and looking for one more pass and an open look.Head Coach Paul Henare was delighted for his players, not just in the performance, but to savour a victory over a world class team prior to heading to Nanjing and their first group game against Brazil on September 1st."We have been battling hard for a few weeks now and the schedule we have put these guys through – I think this was our fifth game in seven days against quality opposition, and that has been tough. For our boys to be able to hang mentally tough and walk away with a win was really pleasing for them to get the reward and that winning feeling against a world class side," Henare.Henare said the obvious improvement was in the shooting stats, with the open looks being converted tonight."We are a team that relies on three-point shooting, it is our job as a coaching staff to provide a system that gets them enough open looks. We felt like we had a few against Serbia last night but couldn't knock them down, but the game is a lot easier when you keep the scoreboard ticking over from the three."To go 15 of 30 speaks volumes for the guys hanging tough. Our bigs have shot the ball phenomenally well, Rob Loe has been very consistent, and Tohi Smith-Milner has come on superbly and been consistent from the three for us, but I am happy for all of our guys to knock those shots down."One stat that glared out at the head coach that he would rather not see however was the turnovers, with 25 coughed up by the Tall Blacks."We have actually been pretty good up until tonight, maybe it is a combination of mental fatigue, but we were well short. We lost the possession game; we lost the rebound battle and turned the ball over too many times."The Tall Blacks now head to Nanjing to put the finishing touches on their preparation and freshen up for the match against Brazil on September 1, buoyed by a quality win against a quality Italian side with plenty of NBA and Euro League experience on their roster. 

The Tall Blacks have finalised their 12-man squad for the upcoming World Cup in China, with Tom Vodanovich and Taine Murray left out of the squad.The young duo were part of the squad for a series of warm up matches, but after last night's 103-100 overtime loss to Canada were cut from the team as the roster was trimmed from 14 to 12.The side will be led into the World Cup by a host of veterans including Tom Abercrombie and Corey Webster, the latter of whom almost lifted the Tall Blacks to an upset on Wednesday night.Webster had 33 points in the side's second of two matches against Canada, leading a strong attack which bounced back in a big way after an poor outing the night before.After being decimated by the Canadians the previous night, the Tall Blacks made amends in Sydney on Wednesday.The Kiwi side were quick out of the blocks last night, holding a 10-point lead after the opening quarter. The Canadians were able to trim the gap to just three points at half time, before taking a one-point lead of their own into the fourth quarter.Canada led by as many as eight points in the final quarter, however a spirited fight back from the Tall Blacks saw Webster convert on a three-point play to tie the game and send it to over time.The Canadians were too good in the extra period and took a two-game sweep.Tall Blacks coach Paul Henare was pleased with the return to a more typical Tall Blacks effort, based on energy, work rate and an up-tempo offence."That was a much better effort and playing at the required intensity at this level," he said. "That was really good to see the response, obviously we are still disappointed with the result, but knowing the way we can play against quality athleticism, length and what they were doing systematically, it was pleasing to see such a change in such a short turnaround."We have to keep reminding ourselves about how we do those things, through messages, conversations, watching video – it is a good reminder that we can play at that level. It is repeated messages about doing those same things over and over again."The Tall Blacks fly out to China today and will play three more warm up matches before their World Cup opener against Brazil on September 1.Tall Blacks World Cup squadGuards: Tai Webster, Corey Webster, Shea Ili, Jarrod Kenny, Ethan RusbatchForwards: Tom Abercrombie, Finn Delany, Jordan Ngatai, Isaac FotuCentres: Rob Loe, Alex Pledger, Tohi Smith-Milner 

The New Zealand Breakers have filled the two remaining import spots on their roster, announcing the additions of American guard Sek Henry and Nigerian centre Chris Obekpa.Much like American signman Soctty Hopson, who was the first import announced by the team, Henry and Obekpa bring a wealth of European experience and add to what is quickly becoming a very strong roster.Henry, 32, brings instant offence to the team and can score in a number of ways. The 2018 Israeli league MVP is a capable three-point shooter, can create for himself, drive into the paint as is strong against fellow guards in the post. Able to play a number of positions, Henry provides depth alongside the likes of Hopson, Corey Webster and Jordan Ngatai.While Henry is a proven scorer, Obekpa's production is less likely to show up in to box scores with the Nigerian 25-year-old joining the club as a defensive powerhouse.A shot blocking force in college, nothing has changed fior Obekpa is his professional career. In 2018, he lead the Turkish Basketball Superleague in blocked shots. While a strong rim protector, Obekpa will be well utilised in the offensive game, bringing a strong pick and roll game which will result in some highlight players throughout the season.The Breakers have also added Australian-Lebanese centre Ater Majok, who joins the club as a local player. Majok, who was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2011 NBA draft, has already had a taste of the Australian League after a stint with the Perth WIldcats in 2011. Like Obekpa, Majok's shot blocking ability brings an element of excitement to the defensive structure, and is a capable midrange shooter. The 32-year-old might be familiar to some New Zealand basketball fans after playing for Lebanon against the Tall Blacks a couple of times in the past 12 months.The additions confirm the Breakers' 12-man roster for the upcoming season, which starts for the club against the Sydney Kings on October 18. It's the earliest the Breakers have confirmed their roster.Breakers rosterPoint guard: RJ Hampton**, Jarrad Weeks, Terry Li***Shooting guard: Corey Webster, Sek Henry*Small forward: Thomas Abercrombie, Scotty Hopson*, Jordan NgataiPower forward: Finn Delany, Tom VodanovichCentre: Rob Loe, Chris Obekpa*, Ater Majok* - import** - NBL Next Stars player*** - Development player

LISTEN ABOVE AS BREAKERS CEO MATT WALSH SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTThe New Zealand Breakers' playoff aspirations are finally dead.The Breakers had clung to a mathematical change of turning around their disappointing season, but a 114-107 defeat to the Adelaide 36ers at Spark Arena last night has ended their hopes of making the top four.They fittingly went out with a poor defensive performance, as Adelaide shot 50 per cent from the field and hit 13 of their 25 three-point attempts. Nathan Sobey led the way with 27 points and nine assists for the 36ers, who moved to 14 wins with the victory, sitting in the fourth and final playoff spot.The Breakers have just 10 wins, and with three games remaining have run out of possibilities to sneak in at the last minute. They are likely to finish in second-to-last on the table, ahead of only the hapless 4-21 Cairns Taipans.The loss epitomised their season in some respects. Shawn Long put up gaudy offensive numbers (28 points on 11/13 shooting, with 12 rebounds), and got help from various role players, tonight's chosen two being Patrick Richard (24 points) and Finn Delany (16 points, six rebounds, five assists).However, import Armani Moore was scoreless, Tom Abercrombie merely okay in his 300th game, and Corey Webster and Shea Ili's disappointing campaigns saw them combine for just seven points, one rebound and three assists.There are still three - now utterly meaningless - games to go, but for a season which promised plenty with new ownership, new players and a new coach, the Breakers will now have to determine where they go from here.

The New Zealand Breakers' losing run has continued in the Australian Basketball league.They've fallen to the Perth Wildcats 91-86, their fourth straight defeat of the season.Forward Tai Wesley managed a team-high 16 points, while it was an off-night for guard Corey Webster who accounted for 10 points in 31 minutes of play.Their next game is against the Sydney Kings in a fortnight.Coach Kevin Braswell told D'Arcy and Goran that the Wildcats found a way to get the win, similar to the Breakers own 2011 season.LISTEN TO KEVIN BRASWELL TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

We provide a full recap of the NBL Blitz pre-season tournament complete with insights and interviews from the league's players and coaches. Topics discussed on the podcast include; The biggest takeaways we saw for each NBL team (2:00) New Zealand Breakers on the start of their season with Kevin Braswell, Corey Webster and new import Shawn Long (23:00) Sam MacKinnon on the Brisbane Bullets roster and why the development of the Flow offence (41:00) NBL Legends Leroy Loggins and Cal Bruton talk about the rise of the NBL from 1979 to 2018 (50:00) Andrew Bogut shares his frustration on the Sydney Kings selfish play and the league's officiating (101:00) Sydney Kings Kevin Lisch and Brad Newley on what the team needs to focus on to deliver success (109:00) Adelaide 36ers Daniel Johnson talks about "finally" making the Australian Boomers roster (117:00) David Andersen announces this will be his last year in the NBL and what he feels he can pass on to the Hawks young stars before he leaves (120:00) All of this and a whole lot more... Listen to the full interview below or download on iTunes. Listen to our previous interviews with the biggest stars in Australian Basketball, head to Aussiehoopla.com. Check out previous podcasts featuring; Australian Basketball Legends - Luc Longley, Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Mark Bradtke, David Andersen, Andrew Vlahov, CJ Bruton, Chris Anstey, Brett Maher, John Rillie, Tony Ronaldson, Brad Newley Current NBL Stars - Kevin Lisch, Rotnei Clark, AJ Ogilvy, Damian Martin, Daniel Kickert, Thomas Abercrombie, Jason Cadee, Stephen Holt, Bryce Cotton, Chris Goulding, Mitch McCarron, Cam Gliddon Our Finest Coaching Minds - Brian Goorjian, Joey Wright, Adrian Hurley, Aaron Fearne, Rob Beveridge, Phil Smyth, Ian Stacker, Shawn Dennis, Dean Vickerman, Trevor Gleeson, Lindsey Gaze, Ken Cole NBA Stars Past & Present - Andrew Bogut, Matthew Dellavedova, Stephen Jackson, Randy Livingston, Torrey Craig, Acie Earl, Josh Childress, Reggie Smith, Todd Lichti Aussie Basketballers Abroad - Ryan Broekhoff, Brock Motum, Jack White, Ben Madgen, Clint Stiendl, Ater Majok, Rhys Carter, Clint Stiendl The NBL's Greatest Imports - Darryl McDonald, Ricky Grace, Derek Rucker, Leon Trimmingham, Scott Fisher, Lanard Copeland, Mike Mitchell, Terry Dozier, Isaac Burton, Shawn Redhage, Willie Farley, Al Green, Corey "Homicide" Williams, Andre Moore And the men who run things - Larry Kestelman, Vince Crivelli, Jeremy Loeliger, Chuck Harmison, Jeff Van Groningen, Bob Turner All that and much more. Follow @AussieHoopla on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and email at info@aussiehoopla.com

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Martin Ottosson och pratade bland annat:   Om Alva-masspsykos. Om att shoppa skateboards på soptippen. Om att göra skateboards på slöjden. Om det omöjliga i att göra ollie över en bil. Om att inte fatta att det står en hoppramp bakom polisbilen i Polisskolan 4. Om Uppåt Väggarna, Thrasher, Rad och Poweredge. Om prostatan. Om Daggers läskiga mobbar-aura och att identifiera sig med Corey Webster och The Ramp Locals. Om svinhöga vändramper/halvramper/quarterpipes. Om Commodore 64 och Amiga. Om hur pensionärer och uteliggare gick i bräschen för skomodet. Om beefen mellan Tacky och Defekt. Om att vilja leva på skateboard eller inte. Om vilken svensk skateboardåkare man inte vill ha med sig till en öde ö. Om svårigheten (och det förvisso synnerligen sympatiska) i viljan att göra alla nöjda och glada.   Namn som nämndes Jani Söderhäll, Martin Ander, Daniel ”D-Boy” Håkansson, Sebastian Håkansson, Stefan Toth, Tobbe Holm, Gorm Boberg, Love Eneroth, Ceausescu, Hans Göthberg, Mikael Finhborg, John Dahlquist, James Holm, John McMillen, Stefan Ylitalo, Lojten, Pelle Jansson, Sami Tolppi, Ozzy-Calle, Pelle Fredell, Ricky Sandström, Alex Klun, Tom Penny, Stefan Lillis Åkesson, Ed Templeton, Mögel.   Det hela resulterade i ett rekordlångt avsnitt som fick delas upp i två avsnitt. Punkterna och namnen är från båda avsnitten.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis och Mathias   ————   Om du gillar det vi gör.  Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810    ————   Polisskolan 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROPhpIpmWus   California Games - C64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSp8XHpEKzw   Martins mardröm - The daggers (Thrashin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rVl7H6kiMk   Defekts podcast - Kastat i etern https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/defekt-kastat-i-etern/id435370110?mt=2   Defekt - Andra akten https://vimeo.com/9429389   ————   Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/  Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Martin Ottosson och pratade bland annat:   Om Alva-masspsykos. Om att shoppa skateboards på soptippen. Om att göra skateboards på slöjden. Om det omöjliga i att göra ollie över en bil. Om att inte fatta att det står en hoppramp bakom polisbilen i Polisskolan 4. Om Uppåt Väggarna, Thrasher, Rad och Poweredge. Om prostatan. Om Daggers läskiga mobbar-aura och att identifiera sig med Corey Webster och The Ramp Locals. Om svinhöga vändramper/halvramper/quarterpipes. Om Commodore 64 och Amiga. Om hur pensionärer och uteliggare gick i bräschen för skomodet. Om beefen mellan Tacky och Defekt. Om att vilja leva på skateboard eller inte. Om vilken svensk skateboardåkare man inte vill ha med sig till en öde ö. Om svårigheten (och det förvisso synnerligen sympatiska) i viljan att göra alla nöjda och glada.   Namn som nämndes Jani Söderhäll, Martin Ander, Daniel ”D-Boy” Håkansson, Sebastian Håkansson, Stefan Toth, Tobbe Holm, Gorm Boberg, Love Eneroth, Ceausescu, Hans Göthberg, Mikael Finhborg, John Dahlquist, James Holm, John McMillen, Stefan Ylitalo, Lojten, Pelle Jansson, Sami Tolppi, Ozzy-Calle, Pelle Fredell, Ricky Sandström, Alex Klun, Tom Penny, Stefan Lillis Åkesson, Ed Templeton, Mögel.   Det hela resulterade i ett rekordlångt avsnitt som fick delas upp i två avsnitt. Punkterna och namnen är från båda avsnitten.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis och Mathias   ————   Om du gillar det vi gör.  Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810    ————   Polisskolan 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROPhpIpmWus   California Games - C64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSp8XHpEKzw   Martins mardröm - The daggers (Thrashin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rVl7H6kiMk   Defekts podcast - Kastat i etern https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/defekt-kastat-i-etern/id435370110?mt=2   Defekt - Andra akten https://vimeo.com/9429389   ————   Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/   Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

The Breakers believe they've signed a new and improved Corey Webster.The Tall Blacks guard has recommitted to the Breakers for the next three Australian basketball league seasons, after missing the 2017/18 campaign to play in Israel.Breakers coach Kevin Braswell told D'Arcy and Goran Webster wants to rebuild his image, after a number of disciplinary issues during his last stint at the club."He has a chance to just come back and show people what we've always known about him and how good of a basketball player he is. It actually shows how much growth he's had in the last couple of years."Braswell says Webster will also have a role with the younger players in the squad.He says Webster is the kind of player they need as he makes plays in big situations."He played well in Israel, had some really big numbers against big teams over there. He's going as a n elevated ball player. He's the guy who helps you win championships." LISTEN TO KEVIN BRASWELL TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

The Breakers believe they've signed a new and improved Corey Webster.The Tall Blacks guard has recommitted to the Breakers for the next three Australian basketball league seasons, after missing the 2017/18 campaign to play in Israel.Breakers coach Kevin Braswell told D'Arcy and Goran Webster wants to rebuild his image, after a number of disciplinary issues during his last stint at the club."He has a chance to just come back and show people what we've always known about him and how good of a basketball player he is. It actually shows how much growth he's had in the last couple of years."Braswell says Webster will also have a role with the younger players in the squad.He says Webster is the kind of player they need as he makes plays in big situations."He played well in Israel, had some really big numbers against big teams over there. He's going as a n elevated ball player. He's the guy who helps you win championships." LISTEN TO KEVIN BRASWELL TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

In Extra Time this week…. the New Zealand Breakers have had a difficult week, not just on the court, but off with guard Corey Webster arrested.... the Black Caps wrapped up their cricket Test series against Pakistan, they now face Australia in the Chappel-Hadlee series.... with the disappointment of the Olympics now behind them, the New Zealand men's rugby sevens team focuses on the start of the new World Series season and the ASB Classic men's tennis tournament tries to match the outstanding field of the women.

In Extra Time this week…. the New Zealand Breakers have had a difficult week, not just on the court, but off with guard Corey Webster arrested.... the Black Caps wrapped up their cricket Test series against Pakistan, they now face Australia in the Chappel-Hadlee series.... with the disappointment of the Olympics now behind them, the New Zealand men's rugby sevens team focuses on the start of the new World Series season and the ASB Classic men's tennis tournament tries to match the outstanding field of the women.

Some say it’s hot. Some say it’s reckless. Some even say it’s totally insane. But we can all agree that it is in fact Thrashin’. In 1986 only one rivalry truly mattered, The Ramp Locals vs The Daggers. The Ramp Locals just wanted to have some summer fun skating around and scooping up the ladies, but Corey Webster, leader of The Ramp Locals, scooped up the wrong one. Chrissy just so happens to be the sister of Tommy Hook, badass leader of The Daggers. After very little plot and an endless amount of montages, will Corey Webster win the race and finally get the girl of his dreams? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bmoviebreakdown/support

Jacob joined by guest host Corey Webster welcome in Duvall Murray and Jeebs. We discuss GHOE, Renaissance Festival, Thanksgiving and the perfect date! Give your ears what they want!

Breakdown of the week 5 NFL games.....GIANT issues....Jets on the brink...Can the Chargers get out of their own way?.....Breakout players and concerns....Hoyer over smoking Jay...Corey Webster's the man.

Jacob and Tom, joined by Corey Webster and Josh Piner. We let Josh fire back from E7 while newcomer joins in on the fun. Throw in the Olympics and Random Questions!

This week on the #HardBall Podcast Tommy Greer, Liam Santamaria and Brett Thomas recap all the major story-lines from Round 12 of the NBL. The boys discuss Adelaide’s home win over Melbourne, the phenomenal shooting display from New Zealand’s Corey Webster and the awesome spectacle that was the open air game at Hisense Arena. They also chat to Melbourne’s import point guard Stephen Holt about playing in the open air, his partnership with Chris Goulding and the St. Mary’s brotherhood that exists in the NBL. All that plus this week’s Studs & Duds, your tweets and a preview of the NYE round of games. The post Episode 10 feat. Stephen Holt appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

This week on the #HardBall Podcast, Andrew Gaze joins Liam Santamaria to recap all the major story-lines from Round 7 of the NBL. The boys break down Perth’s narrow victory over Cairns and the spectacular shooting performance by New Zealand’s Corey Webster. The also discuss Adelaide’s home win over Illawarra, Townsville’s massive upset victory over Melbourne and what United’s Dean Demopoulos would be most worried about with his team’s three-game losing streak. New Zealand Breakers guard Corey Webster is the NBL’s leading scorer, having returned from the NBA in scintillating shooting form. Webster chats to Liam Santamaria and Brett Thomas about his electrifying 39-point performance against Melbourne, how much he enjoys battling Chris Goulding and the current state of New ... Read More The post Episode 5 feat. Andrew Gaze & Corey Webster appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

This week on the #HardBall Podcast, Tommy Greer, Liam Santamaria and Brett Thomas recap all the major story-lines from NBL Round 3. They boys discuss the return of Corey Webster to the defending champion New Zealand Breakers, Townsville’s miraculous win in Perth and the Wildcats’ bounce-back win over Illawarra. They also break down the disappointing results from Sydney and Cairns, Melbourne’s undefeated start and Adelaide’s impressive back-to-back wins. Jerome Randle stepped straight off the plane onto the court and had an immediate impact for the Adelaide 36ers, leading them to back-to-back wins over Cairns and Sydney in Round 3. Randle speaks on the #HardBall Podcast about his debut weekend, his time playing pro ball in Europe and his NBA aspirations. ... Read More The post Episode 1 feat. Jerome Randle appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

Corey Webster joins the podcast for an exclusive chat direct from New Orleans and the boys talk all things Perth Wildcats with CEO Nick Marvin and star recruit Nate Jawai. Webster breaks down the details of his workouts with the Pelicans and the ins and outs of his non-guaranteed NBA contract. Marvin discusses the sudden departure of Hugh Greenwood, the Wildcats new recruits and his thoughts on the NBL’s new broadcast deal. Jawai explains the personal details of the scary neck injury he sustained in 2013 and his reasons behind returning to the NBL with the Wildcats. The post 114 – Corey Webster, Nick Marvin and Nate Jawai appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

Liam Santamaria and Brett Thomas are joined by Shane Heal to discuss NBA Finals Game 5, Curry vs Delly, Bogut’s benching and the historic play of LeBron James. The boys also discuss Heal’s new sports management company, what lies ahead for Corey Webster at the Indiana Pacers mini-camp and the recent knee injury suffered by SEQ Basketball recruit Rebecca Allen. facebook.com/downtownball @downtownball The post 106 – Shane Heal appeared first on Mammoth Audio.