Podcast appearances and mentions of Keenan Evans

La saison 2024-2025 de l'EuroLeague est enfin de retour ! Après des semaines d'attente, les équipes sont prêtes pour la bataille. Les previews des équipes les plus attendues sont là : du duel grec entre le Panathinaikos et l'Olympiacos aux prétendants au titre comme Fenerbahçe et le Real Madrid, en passant par les clubs comme Anadolu Efes et Partizan Belgrade qui cherchent à retrouver les playoffs. Cette saison s'annonce palpitante avec des équipes prêtes à tout pour éviter les dernières places et nos trois représentants français, Paris Basketball, LDLC ASVEL et AS Monaco.C'est quand on croit que l'équipe ne peut pas être plus forte, qu'elle se renforce. Que choisissiez vous entre Evan Fournier ou le retour de votre M.V.P Sasha Vezenkov ? Et on n'a même pas parlé de Tyler Dorsey qui revient, Luca Vildoza ou Keenan Evans qui patientera sagement au frigo... Une chose est sûre, la Grèce sera sur les plus hautes marches de l'Europe, à savoir si elles seront rouges, vertes, ou les deux.Chaque équipe a droit à son analyse détaillée. Abonnez-vous pour ne rien manquer des dernières infos, analyses et highlights de la saison. Soyez prêts avant l'entre deux !Nos réseaux : Instagram https://instagram.com/theupsetmedia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/TheUpset_media TikTok https://tiktok.com/@theupsetmedia La Conv' WhatsApp ➡️ https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLfnIjsCd8fGIqu2g1hvm2 Animation, montage et miniature by Damien Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

La saison 2024-2025 de l'EuroLeague est enfin de retour ! Après des semaines d'attente, les équipes sont prêtes pour la bataille. Les previews des équipes les plus attendues sont là : du duel grec entre le Panathinaikos et l'Olympiacos aux prétendants au titre comme Fenerbahçe et le Real Madrid, en passant par les clubs comme Anadolu Efes et Partizan Belgrade qui cherchent à retrouver les playoffs. Cette saison s'annonce palpitante avec des équipes prêtes à tout pour éviter les dernières places et nos trois représentants français, Paris Basketball, LDLC ASVEL et AS Monaco.Mise au vert pour les Lituaniens. Le mot d'ordre est clair : retourner en postseason pour une des ambiances les plus chaudes d'Europe. Quoi de mieux qu'un mercato hyper sexy pour redonner de l'entrain à la première véritable année du coaching d'Andrea Trinchieri. Est-ce que Sylvain Francisco arrivera à rentrer dans les pompes laissées au vestiaire par Keenan Evans ? Deividas Sirvydis saura il une saison du même calibre qu'au Lietkabelis ? Chaque équipe a droit à son analyse détaillée. Abonnez-vous pour ne rien manquer des dernières infos, analyses et highlights de la saison. Soyez prêts avant l'entre deux !Nos réseaux : Instagram https://instagram.com/theupsetmedia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/TheUpset_media TikTok https://tiktok.com/@theupsetmedia La Conv' WhatsApp ➡️ https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLfnIjsCd8fGIqu2g1hvm2 Animation, montage et miniature by Damien Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

BasketNews žurnalistas Lukas Malinauskas kartu su Kauno „Žalgirio” prezidentu Pauliumi Jankūnu kalbasi apie mėginimus išsaugoti Keenaną Evansą, išsiskyrimą su Rolandu Šmitu, esminį lūžį komplektacijos vizijai, galimybę prie štabo prisijungti Artūrui Milakniui, pinigais besitaškančius Eurolygos grandus, ryšį su Lietuvos krepšinio federacija (LKF), investiciją į Londono „Lions” klubą ir ilgalaikį „Žalgirio” tikslą.

URBONUS' Donatas Urbonas is joined by Mike James and Errick McCollum to dive into Monaco's moves to win the EuroLeague, Kevin Punter's transfer to Barcelona, Mario Hezonja's saga, Lorenzo Brown's possible move to Panathinaikos, and other big transfer bombs. Topics: Mike James won't win the EuroLeague ever again? (0:00); Two signings that will make Monaco champions (10:39); Will Kevin Durant join Monaco? (19:13); Hezonja won't play either in Barca or Madrid? (21:01); Why Mike didn't go to Olympiacos, Pana, or Barca (29:01); Why Partizan wasn't the best fit for Hezonja (36:51); Why NBA teams sign Real players (41:25); The new No. 1 player for Zeljko Obradovic (46:25); Mike James, Kevin Punter & Nikola Mirotic on the same team (59:52); Does Panathinaikos really need Lorenzo Brown? (1:02:11); Sasha Vezenkov to Olympiacos or Monaco? (1:05:45); What Mike & Errick would do with Keenan Evans in Olympiacos (1:12:10); Was it really the last Mike James contract? (1:20:04).

In a Q&A session, URBONUS' Augustas Suliauskas and Donatas Urbonas responded to fans' questions, addressing market rumors, Partizan's and Crvena Zvezda's rebuilds, and the worrisome future of the EuroLeague. BN+ Topics: Upcoming changes in Partizan; Lorenzo Brown's replacement in Maccabi; Panathinaikos signing ideas; Zvezda's rebuild; Best fit for Will Clyburn?; EuroLeague player to move to the NBA; Fener's replacement for Hayes-Davis; Last move for Efes; Our FIBA top 10 ranking; EuroLeague survival ideas; New EuroLeague format idea; Zalgiris' transfer rumors.

URBONUS' Donatas Urbonas, Gytis Blazevicius, and Augustas Suliauskas respond to fans' questions in a Q&A session, addressing topics such as the criticism over the All-EuroLeague Teams selections, Kendrick Nunn's NBA future, Panathinaikos' free agency strategy, and the EuroLeague off-season move that will make the biggest noise. The entire episode is exclusively available for the BN+ community. Join at https://basketnews.com/plus BN+ Topics: Biggest All-EuroLeague snubs; Gytis' argument with Augis over Bartzokas; Kendrick Nunn's NBA return chances; Do Panathinaikos really need Ibaka?; What's better for Hezonja: PAO or Barcelona?; The biggest upcoming off-season signing; Why we have mixed feelings about Berlin's Final 4 experience; Who was the BasketNews MVP this season?; Final 4 or best-of-5 series?; The clubs we hate; 18-year-old Luka vs. Spanoulis & Bodiroga; Tyus Edney or Keenan Evans?; NextEfes' free agency moves; How we would build Zalgiris from scratch; Next big player for the EuroLeague?; The question that got Donatas offended.

URBONUS' Donatas Urbonas, Gytis Blazevicius & Augustas Suliauskas dive into the shocking fourth quarter of the Partizan vs. Olympiacos game, explore the rumors of Keenan Evans joining Olympiacos, comment Zalgiris' statement victory over Milan, and make bold predictions for the Play-In. Partners: – Get an additional -10% discount for all hosting plans: https://www.hostg.xyz/SHEdJ. Free domain as well as free AI Website Builder is included. Start building your dream business now! Topics: Shocking Partizan vs. Olympiacos quarter (0:00); Keenan Evans to Olympiacos rumours (15:37); Augustas' hot take about Ettore Messina (26:09); The X factor behind Zalgiris' Ws (36:29); Bold Play-In takes (45:57).

Join us to watch the entire podcast on PICK'N'POD TALKS! In the second episode of the season, Žalgiris Kaunas coaching staff member Tautvydas Sabonis and basketball commentator Rytis Kazlauskas engage in an insightful conversation with Žalgiris leader Keenan Evans. Hear firsthand accounts from the American guard about his experiences playing in Tel Aviv, overcoming injury, and assuming a leadership role within the EuroLeague team. Don't miss out on this captivating discussion - tune in now to catch the full episode! 00:00 start; 01:24 Keenan‘s take on the podcast setup; 01:53 what was the first contact like between Keenan and Tautvydas; 03:23 Tautvydas take on Keenan when he was in Maccabi; 04:32 not being the main player in Maccabi; 07:20 first Keenan game with Žalgiris: game vs Maccabi; 08:34 developing as the last shot taker; 11:28 leadership and not being “swaggy” leader on the court; 15:40 getting back on the court after the injury; 22:27 Keenan‘s role this season and getting the load off his shoulders; 25:28 this season game that Keenan would like to replay; 27:50 the psychological change in this season; 30:13 Keenan‘s first technical foul and refereeing; 37:56 the game winning drive in Belgrade; 40:30 coaches‘ shooting competition; 43:07 Keenan is big on Threads. Žalgiris fans can use the code ZALGIRIS to get a 72% discount + 4 extra months when buying a 2-year NordVPN subscription! Special deal: https://go.nordvpn.net/SH4sK

Fenerbahce, si punta forte su Keenan EvansOlimpia Milano, suggestione Lorenzo Brown?Panathinaikos, continua il pressing su Walter TavaresRicky Rubio firma con il BarcelonaValencia estende Justin Anderson fino al termine della stagioneMaccabi Tel Aviv, si avvicina Joe Thomasson?Badalona blinda la stellina RuzicIl Girona piazza il colpo Khem BirchMatkovic vola ai PelicansAlen Omic lascia i Metropolitans e si accasa al CedevitaDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/backdoor-podcast--4175169/support.

URBONUS' Rytis Vysniauskas and Augustas Suliauskas discuss the upcoming EuroLeague transfer window by offering trade ideas for many teams, including Olympiacos, Fenerbahce, and Craven Zvezda. They also discuss racism incident in Piraeus, reported three-team trade with Keenan Evans as its centerpiece, Partizan's offensive excellence in a match vs Zalgiris, Sarunas Jasikevicius' debut behind Fenerbahce's wheel. Topics: Rytis winning the best commentator award (0:00); How legit were Fenerbahce-Olympiacos-Milano trade reports? (3:18); For how much you would give up Keenan Evans? (9:32); Olympiacos - Fenerbahce trade (15:19); Crvena Zvezda - Zalgiris trade (20:19); Another idea for Shabazz Napier trade (27:48); A win-win trade between PAO & Olimpia (33:10); Hardly imaginable trade for Anadolu Efes (40:16); Help us improve Monaco & Virtus (42:34); Partizan getting Nando De Colo & Rytis ‘the ASVEL GM'? (45:53); Free Jaleen Smith! (49:40); Jasikevicius' debut & crazy technical foul for James (51:48); Partizan looking like serious contenders right now (59:56); Racism in Piraeus (1:07:04).

Karolis Tiškevičius, Jonas Miklovas ir Jonas Lekšas aptarė pastarųjų dienų Kauno „Žalgirio“ įvykius – susitarimą su Andrea Trinchieri, pakeistą nuomonę po žaidėjų maišto ir Pauliaus Jankūno spaudos konferenciją.  Temos: Dienos šviesos neišvydęs podkastas bus paviešintas (0:00); Ar tikrai „žaidėjų sukilimas” buvo esminis? (3:20); Kazys lieka, Trinchieris neatskrido, agentui nepatiko (9:17); „Žalgirio” išstojimas internete ir apie ką konferencija? (11:52); Ar tikrai pilnai pasitikite Kaziu? (13:27); Jankis už Kaziuką (15:31); Dėl ko Jankūnas atsiprašo? (17:57); Visuotinis šaršalas, o kas toliau? (20:17); Tai kam priklauso „Žalgiris”? (22:50); Tai kas priima sprendimus „Žalgiryje”? (26:40); Už kokius nuopelnus toks postas Jankūnui? (29:04); Apie ką apskritai yra žurnalistika? (30:41); Ar Jankūnas patogus Motiejūnui kaip Tiškevičius Miklovui? (32:24); Mūsų burbuliuko problemos (36:09); Gandai apie Keenaną Evansą ir „Fenerbahče” (37:45); Kas tie trenerių keitikai „Žalgiryje”? (39:42); Kaip jaustis Kaziui? (46:34); Ar įmanoma dar bus pasikviesti Trinchieri? (48:51); Artimiausios „Žalgirio” rungtynės (50:40); „Žalgirio” pinigai, kur Pulkovkis ir Krapikas? (52:26).

URBONUS' Donatas Urbonas is joined by co-host Errick McCollum from Izmir Karsiyaka, along with special guest Chima Moneke from Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz. Together, they delve into Dusko Ivanovic's effect, share funny story from a critical moment in the victory against Crvena Zvezda, explore the most underrated EuroLeague players, discuss hypothetical and potential transfer scenarios, and analyze the recent Dante Exum's stretch in Dallas. Topics: How Moneke became Partizan & Zvezda player (0:00); A crazy story behind a crazy play against Zvezda (1:35); Moneke's most fun players to watch (6:39); Most underrated EuroLeague players (11:22); What makes players underrated (16:00); Next EuroLeague's Chima Moneke (18:39); The dark box that Chima Moneke was in (24:10); Biggest EuroLeague stars that came from lower divisions (32:40); Kevin Pangos for Keenan Evans trade (41:00); Would Pangos make Valencia a Top 8 lock? (45:07); Do mid-season signings really make a difference (48:29); Will Madrid become the best EuroLeague RS team ever? (54:52); Hilarious Moneke's reaction following Dusko's hire (1:02:10); What happened with Virtus? (1:09:36); Which underdog to stay in the Top 8? (1:13:47); One important thing to address about the refs (1:19:00); Is Errick McCollum still Zvezda's believer? (1:20:37); Dante Exum's situation in Dallas (1:23:48); NBA player in Turkey (1:26:22); Did CJ McCollum like NBA in-season tournament experience (1:28:52); Funny Tadas Sedekerskis story (1:31:00).

URBONUS' Donatas Urbonas is joined by co-host Errick McCollum and special guest Braian Angola from Hapoel Tel Aviv, who shares his experience and feelings in Tel Aviv following the unprecedented terror attacks in Israel. The trio also delves into a detailed analysis of the standout performances in the Olympiacos vs. Panathinaikos game, gives a bold prediction for Red Star, and offers their response to Ergin Ataman's comments. Topics: War in Israel & the situation in Tel Aviv (00:00); What players think about the future in Israel (8:03); Errick's response to Ergin Ataman's remarks (14:00); A new big challenge for Olympiacos? (26:26); The standouts of Olympiacos vs. PAO game (33:11); Advice on how to beat Fenerbahce (44:37); How would you feel if you were Nick Calathes? (49:33); Milan's problem and new-look Mirotic (53:50); Are doubters sleeping on Barcelona? (1:00:39); Zvezda is a playoff lock? (1:06:07); Errick's Top 2 EuroLeague point guards (1:11:40); Credit to Zalgiris & Keenan Evans' future (1:12:31); Teams that people are sleeping on (1:17:25); Errick's and Braian's early predictions that went wrong (1:23:24).

Baskonia, si lavori ai rinnovi di Markus Howard e Darius ThompsonFenerbahce, Itoudis vuole trattenere Hayes-Davis ma ci sono sirene dalla RussiaHapoel Jerusalem, Matan Adelson è il nuovo proprietario della squadraBayern Monaco, blindato Obst fino al 2026Zalgiris Kaunas, Keenan Evans vuole rimanereBogdan Bogdanovic firma un rinnovo pluriennale con gli HawksVerona, ecco il rinforzo Justin Simon per l'ultima parte di stagioneBursaspor, torna il figliol prodigo Andrew AndrewsQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/4175169/advertisement

Tune in to the URBONUS podcast as we travel to Monaco for an in-depth conversation with EuroLeague stars Mike James and Donatas Motiejunas. They give their thoughts on Zalgiris changes and Panathinaikos issues, provide their perspective on the #FreeFacu campaign, and share their ideas for growing the EuroLeague. Topics: Teams Mike James & D-Mo love to watch (00:00); Mike's relationship with Spanoulis (4:47); Panathinaikos' problems and solutions (7:09); #FreeAndrews (11:43); How Mike James could have joined Zalgiris (15:05); Evaluating Zalgiris' signings of Polonara & Taylor (16:57); The irreplaceable Keenan Evans & his future (20:00); Why James & Motiejunas disagree with the #FreeFacu idea (22:52); What's wrong with the MVP award (30:20); The EuroLeague All-Star game & ideas to grow the league (39:59); The bothering reason why Mike had to decline KD's invitation (45:05); Coaches and fans' complaints about player motivation (48:40); The impact of coaches & a change that needs to be made (52:10); Mid-season All-EuroLeague Team (58:03).

Η πρώτη διαβολοβδομάδα του 2023 είναι προ των πυλών και μαζί της η έναρξη του δεύτερου γύρου της regular season στην EuroLeague. Ο Γιάννης Μασοκώστας aka Fantasy Sports Greek έρχεται από την πρώτη 200άρα στη σεζόν που τον ανέβασε στο Top 150 και σκοπεύει να συνεχίσει την ανοδική πορεία του. Ο τραυματισμός του Keenan Evans αλλάζει τις ισορροπίες στους γκαρντ, καθώς όλοι θα ψαχτούν για αντικαταστάτη. Μεγάλο ερωτηματικό αποτελεί τι θα γίνει με τον Petrusev, ο οποίος έρχεται από συνεχόμενα καλά σκορ, όμως θα βρει απέναντί του την frontline της Ρεάλ Μαδρίτης, την ώρα που ο Παναθηναϊκός συνεχίσει να δίνει μεγάλα σκορ στους αντίπαλους ψηλούς. Σε αυτό το επεισόδιο, επικαιροποιείται η λίστα σκάουτινγκ, προκρίνονται οι καλύτερες επιλογές αρχηγών και προπονητών για τη διαβολοβδομάδα, ενώ δίνεται απάντηση και στις εξής ερωτήσεις: - Ποιοι είναι οι καλύτεροι αντικαταστάτες του K. Evans; - Rivero-Motley ή Koumadje-Lessort; - Φέρνουμε τον Vezenkov ή συνεχίζουμε να περιμένουμε; - Κρατάμε ή διώχνουμε τον Petrusev; - Ποντάρουμε στον Motley απέναντι στον Παναθηναϊκό; - Μπορεί ο Κ. Αντετοκούνμπο να αποτελέσει φθηνότερη εναλλακτική του Motley; - Διατηρούμε την εμπιστοσύνη μας στον Bacon; - Ποιοι είναι οι καλύτεροι forwards στα 7-12 cr; - Διατηρούμε τον Σλούκα απέναντι στη Μονακό;

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In these ‘Moment' episodes, I'll be selecting my favorite moments from previous episodes of Mind Bully Podcast. In this moment, Keenan Evans describes his definition of success, the sacrifices in playing ball overseas, and dating as a professional athlete.https://mindbully.buzzsprout.com/1855313/10069694Support the show

The Sports Rabbi and Ben Pask look back at Maccabi Tel Aviv's 84-83 Euroleague win over Zalgiris at Yad Eliyahu. We break down how the Yellow & Blue found a way to dispose of the Lithuanian club as we discussed many debuts from Bonzie Colson, Lorenzo Brown and Rafi Menco to some of the players who will need to earn their time in the Israeli league. Join us as we have fun talking about Oded Katash's first win on the Maccabi sidelines in 15 years and what the club will need to work on going forward.RELATED ARTICLES:Firsts and debuts: Maccabi Tel Aviv newcomers reflect on Euroleague openerMaccabi Tel Aviv's Great Escape – Euroleague Round 1 The Good, The Bad and The UglyMaccabi wins Euroleague opener as Colson and Brown shine“Big thank you to Maccabi fans” Keenan Evans is back in Tel Aviv to lead Zalgiris to European successAustin Hollins Unplugged: Maccabi swingman readies to give Tel Aviv some hard nosed, old school hoopsMake sure to subscribe to The Sports Rabbi Show on iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts.Also download our fabulous new App available for both Android and iPhone! Click here for the iPhone AppClick here for the Android App

Rytis Kazlauskas #ŽalgirisOnAir tinklalaidėje kalbina žalgirietį Edgarą Ulanovą. Tinklalaidėje kalbama: 00:00 Intro; 01:01 laikinos kapitono pareigos; 02:44 kokia buvo E.Ulanovo vasara po slogaus sezono?; 06:38 apie E.Ulanovo ateitį Lietuvos rinktinėje; 08:56 apie pokalbius prieš naują sezoną su kitais žalgiriečiais; 11:00 darbas su Kaziu Maksvyčiu „Žalgiryje“; 16:14 apie pasiruošimą sezonui be eilės žaidėjų; 18:30 apie darbą su Gintaru Krapiku pasiruošime; 20:42 būsimo sezono sudėties įvertinimas; 25:57 apie „Žalgirio“ gynybinį potencialą; 29:18 apie potencialiai didesnį žaidimo laiką „ketvirtoje“ pozicijoje; 30:36 pirmas įspūdis apie Keenaną Evansą; 35:27 kaip treniruotėse atrodo Kevarriusas Hayesas?; 38:12 kaip kapitono pareigos užgrūdino E.Ulanovą?; 42:24 atsakymai į „Žalgiris Insider“ prenumeratorių klausimus.

Possiamo dire che in questa puntata abbiamo raggiunto vette inesplorate per quantità di notizie e rumors nella puntata di basketmercato. Orazio Cauchi ha dato fondo a tutti i suoi contatti per confezionare una puntata clamorosa.Questi i temi:Partizan Belgrado, arriva il colpo Dante Exum Zalgiris Kaunas, in arrivo Keenan Evans, si segue ancora la pista Darius Thompson Fenerbahce, Nick Calathes obiettivo primario, Polonara in uscita?Anadolu Efes, è ufficiale l'addio a Singleton, si continua a lavorare su Bacon e su un 4 di spessoreMilano, c'è il rinnovo di Datome, a breve arriveranno anche Pangos e VoigtmannVirtus Bologna, sfumata la pista Reynolds, si avvicina Bako Baskonia, arriva Daulton Hommes con un biennale Venezia, ormai tutto fatto per Derek Willis, si attende la risposta finale di Spissu Monaco, è tempo di rinnovi: coach Obradovic fino al 2025, in dirittura d'arrivo anche le conferme di Motiejunas e Mike James Olympiacos, arriva Isaiah Canaan, Tyler Dorsey sempre più verso la NBAStella Rossa, Vlada Jovanovic è il nuovo allenatore, torna anche Nedovic, Kalinic sempre più verso il Barcellona

Todays guest is Keenan Evans. He's a professional basketball player for Euroleague powerhouse, Maccabi Tel Aviv. He's a former collegiate athlete at Texas Tech University, where he led his squad to an Elite Eight appearance, 1st in school history. He joins the show not just as a superstar talent, but as my best friend. On this love day, we'll talk about love and the many challenges in finding love, while traveling the world. @k3vans12Keenan Evans ONHumble Superstar (6:55)Texas Tech Now vs Texas Tech Then (8:00)Dude, You're Keenan Evans, Act like it (9:30)What Going Undrafted feels like (13:15)How do you define success? (18:29)Sacrifice playing Overseas basketball (20:10)Lessons learned from having kid siblings (25:15)Dating as an Athlete in a Different country (28:00)How did you find your girlfriend? (31:30)#1 Trait Keenan & Norense Love in a Woman (35:00)3 Stages in Dating (37:50)What Anxiety feels like during each stage (41:30)This is Self Sabotage (44:45)Do we ask for too much in a partner? (48:20)The State of Dating in 2022 (54:00)Why sports and relationships don't mix (57:15)What does your Mind Bully sound like? (1:02:00)Overcoming his Mind Bully (1:06:30)Continue the conversation by connecting with the pod!  We'd love to hear from you!Send your topic requests and questions to: contact@mindbully.com Follow the show:https://www.instagram.com/mindbullypodcasthttps://twitter.com/mindbullypodFollow the Host:https://www.instagram.com/kingno_https://twitter.com/kingno_Support the show (https://paypal.me/mindbully)

Texas Tech Basketball clawed back against the Mountaineers to get just their second win ever in Morgantown. Hear our thoughts on the victory, Daniel Batcho's remarkable defensive performance and the importance of Bryson Williams down the stretch. We also end by talking about if we would add Keenan Evans, Jarrett Culver or Tariq Owens to this season's Texas Tech team. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paribu'nun sunduğu Salon Sporu'nda bu hafta: Fenerbahçe Beko, Pierria Henry'nin de sakat sakat oynadığı maçta Zalgiris Kaunas'a karşı 17 sayıdan dönüp kazandı. İkinci yarıda Marko Guduric ve Şehmus Hazer'in performansları ön plana çıktı. Anadolu Efes, yine bekleneni veremedi, Papagiannis'in oynamadığı maçta Panathinaikos'u son saniyede Adrien Moerman'ın attığı üçlükle geçebildi. 11'de 2 ile oynayan Krunoslav Simon'un formsuzluğunun sebebi saha içinde mi saha dışında mı? Form tutan Monaco, 8 maçlık galibiyet hasretini dindiren Maccabi Tel Aviv'de Keenan Evans'ın performansı, Troy Daniels, Nick Calathes'in dönüşü ve UNICS'in Barcelona rövanşı... Bize yazın! Twitter: @nihancab | @BugraBalaban_

WELCOME TO SEASON 2! On this episode, I sit down with Texas Tech Basketball Alumni as we discuss his time playing for the red raiders and how that journey between his beginning stages of basketball and his current stage means a lot to him. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS For more information on the End SARS/End SWAT movement click the link below: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54531449 To help donate to the BLM movement click this link: https://blacklives.help/?url=https://blacklives.help&gclid=CjwKCAjw88v3BRBFEiwApwLevR9osyQS7yLmoK6WAE5y8nF2FobVl7CnH9HzNEWwf94l-pdmUXdokRoChwgQAvD_BwE LIKE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE! Feel free to suggest debate topics. Follow: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passtheerock/ Instagram (Host): https://www.instagram.com/kingabe_31/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PassTheRock2 Twitter (Host): https://twitter.com/KingABE_31

Geoff Haxton catches up with former Red Raider men's basketball player Keenan Evans.

Geoff Haxton catches up with former Red Raider men's basketball player Keenan Evans.

Hapoel Haifa’s brand new star guard Keenan Evans joined The Sports Rabbi as we talked about the Texas native’s arrival in Israel and to the Carmel Mountain. We also speak about his time at Texas Tech, the value of having a good agent help guide you and much more! Israel National Team star Shahd Abboud also comes on board form the “Bubble” in Crete as the Blue & White ready for European Championship Qualifying against Montenegro and Sweden. Abboud talks about her career as well as her time in the United States and the project she is working on Basketball Coaching. Moshe Halickman and The Sports Rabbi discuss the latest in Israeli Hoops action from the Euroleague, Israeli League, Champions League and a lot more! Subscribe to The Sports Rabbi Show on iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts.

Fran Fraschilla is joined by former Texas Tech fan-favorite and Olimpia Milano guard Davide Moretti. The two discuss a wide variety of topics, including:Davide on what it’s like playing for MilanDavide on his decision to go back to ItalyDavide on why he wanted to play college basketballDavide on Coach BeardDavide on the adjustment of moving to Lubbock  Davide on American food Davide on having great memories of playing for Texas TechDavide on playing in the Final FourDavide on when his parents surprised him before a gameDavide on the similarities between Coach Beard and Coach MessinaDavide on being the son of a coachDavide on having such a talented team at Texas TechDavide on adjusting to becoming a rookie again at MilanDavide on the older players at MilanDavide on talking about Texas with Coach MessinaDavide on what makes Coach Messina so well respectedDavide on team celebrations in ItalyDavide on the Coronavirus protocols in ItalyDavide on being back home Davide on telling Coach Beard that he was leaving11:35: Davide on playing for the Italian National Team 

In this episode guest Keenan Evans share his experience transitioning from being a college superstar to a professional athlete. 

The Sports Rabbi welcomed Paul Harris of the San Angelo Standard-Times who gave us some great insight about Maccabi Tel Aviv’s new guard Chris Jones who graced the courts in Turkey last season while having played at Angelo State. Next up was Andy Greder from the St. Paul Pioneer Press as he came on board to discuss Jordan Murphy who will feature for Nes Ziona this campaign. The Minnesota Golden Gopher big man will collaborate with coach Brad Greenberg and we can’t wait to see him work in the paint. Ben Golan from Red Raider Sports also joined the program to talk about Keenan Evans who signed with Hapoel Haifa. The Texas Tech product signed with Winner League newcomers Hapoel Haifa for the upcoming season, so check out what Ben’s got to say about the guard!

Thomas Brandsma sits down with Keenan Evans and Nimari Burnett to talk Red Raider Basketball.

Thomas Brandsma sits down with Keenan Evans and Nimari Burnett to talk Red Raider Basketball.

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In this episode of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome back Texas Tech head coach Chris Beard. Topics of discussion include: building off of the program's first-ever Elite Eight appearance, replacing players like Keenan Evans and Zhaire Smith, Jarrett Culver's development, expectations for the newcomers, the challenges of the Big 12 on a nightly basis, and much more. It’s another exciting episode of Marching to Madness!   About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Athlon Sports, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch and is the founder of SoutheastHoops.com. He’s also a member of the USBWA. You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. His print and internet experiences include a college basketball writer and internet writer for Lindy’s Sports Annuals and www.lindyssports.com, Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook, and  Rivals.com. He’s the founder and editor of collegehoopswatch.com. You can follow him on Twitter @KennyBuckets333.

We preview the point guard position for the Pistons this season, hearing from Reggie Jackson from Monday's media day about how he sees his role under new coach Dwane Casey. We also talk 1-on-1 with Keenan Evans, the two-way point guard from Texas Tech about how his summer went and what kind of player Pistons fans can expect. We also discuss what to expect from veteran point guards Ish Smith and Jose Calderon, along with who could be a surprise at point guard late in the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We preview the point guard position for the Pistons this season, hearing from Reggie Jackson from Monday's media day about how he sees his role under new coach Dwane Casey. We also talk 1-on-1 with Keenan Evans, the two-way point guard from Texas Tech about how his summer went and what kind of player Pistons fans can expect. We also discuss what to expect from veteran point guards Ish Smith and Jose Calderon, along with who could be a surprise at point guard late in the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As summer has officially started this week, we start off by discussing our favorite flavors of ice cream.  We put a bow on the 2018 baseball season. The Red Raiders finished their season in Omaha with a record of 45-20. In my book, any baseball season that ends in Omaha is a good one. There is nothing to be disappointed about with how this season turned out and we have nothing but high expectations of this team moving forward.  We also discuss the NBA Draft as Texas Tech had their first ever one and done player in Zhaire Smith. Keenan Evans and Zach Smith also landed on NBA summer teams.  The 2018 football season predictions and projections season starts off with Bill Connelly's not-so-rosy outlook for the Red Raiders. 

Is drinking unsweet tea the most unTexan thing you can do? Or is it liking Pepsi? What about NOT hating on New Mexico? Unfortnately, the basketball season ended with the Red Raiders being elimated in the Elite Eight matchup versus Villanova. Both Spencer and Michael think Nova is the best team left and will likely win the national championship. Keenan Evans reveals he actually broke his toe in the game against Baylor and was playing through the pain. Is Keenan Evans the best basketball player of all-time for Texas Tech? The answer is more difficult than you would think.  The football team had an open practice/scrimmage in Midland this past Saturday, but the news didn't end there. Four players were arrested Sunday morning after an incident at Bash Riprocks. The players are still on the team but have been suspended indeifnitely. This certainly makes the battle for the starting QB position interesting, especially the longer the suspension is to last.  The baseball team had a bounce back weekend as they hosted Northeastern and swept them in four games. The offense scored nearly 60 runs on the #8 RPI team. Conference play resumes this weekend in Lubbock as West Virginia comes to town. By the end of the weekend, the baseball season will be halfway over.  We have a couple of listener questions, like whether we would put chips on sandwiches and if we're team breakfast burrito or team breakfast taco. 

Chris Beard defeats Purdue...AGAIN. Beard was the coach at Arkansas-Little Rock when they knocked out the Boilermakers in a 12-over-5 upset.   Texas Tech advances to the Elite Eight for the first time in school history. Tech takes down Purdue 78-65 in pretty convincing fashion. Tech got to a 5-point halftime lead and never let up. The Red Raiders closed the first half on a 10-0 run and kept the pressure on Purdue the entire second half.  Justin Gray was HUGE in this game, scoring 12 points and grabbing 7 boards. Keenan Evans played a solid game, scored a little under his season average but 3 other Red Raiders scored in double figures around him. Such an impressive win all the way around. These guys are making history, getting hot and riding momentum in the right direction at the right time.  Texas Tech is set to take on Villanova on Sunday at 1:20 p.m. for a shot to advance to the Final Four in San Antonio.   

A new barbecue place opened recently in the 806 and we grabbed lunch there to give it a try. Green chiles were everywhere, meat was decent. Our verdict was that it was OK but there are some other pretty fine joints in town to get the 'cue. There was also some discussion on what needs sauce and what doesn't and who makes the best sauces (Whataburger, obviously).  Texas Tech opened the NCAA tournament with wins over Stephen F Austin and Florida. Both games saw exciting plays from guards Keenan Evans and Zhaire Smith (who might be leaving after this season). Smith flying through the air for 360 dunks and alley oops are just things of beauty.  Tech is getting ready to face Purdue in Boston in the Sweet Sixteen. The Boilermakers may be without their senior big man, Isaac Haas. He broke his elbow in the first round against CSU Fullerton and nearly gave it a go in the round of 32 game. His brace was disallowed by the NCAA and it's unlikely he will play again this season. Good news for Purdue is they have another big man backing up Haas, Matt Haarms.  The baseball team wrapped up a vicious road trip in Waco to open Big 12 play and dropped the series to the Bears. The Red Raiders went 3-5 over the 8-game trip and look to bounce back against Northeastern this weekend.  Spring football is still chugging along with an interesting battle at quarterback. Jett Duffey needs more reps and McLane Carter needs to cut down on his turnovers. Inside receiver and defensive back has great depth, but lots of unknown guys filling out the roster there. Defensive tackle is as deep as it's ever been. We're really looking forward to getting to watch a spring practice in person.  Finally, we learned this week that Spencer is not much for camping for too long and that the OU band will play Boomer Sooner if it's the last thing they ever do. 

Texas Tech head coach Chris Beard and seniors Zach Smith, Justin Gray and Keenan Evans share their thoughts about earning a No. 3 seed and facing off against No. 14 seed Stephen F. Austin on Thursday in Dallas.

A sobering thought now compared with just a few weeks ago, that despite being 1st in the Big 12 at one point, a possible #2 seed in the NCAA tournament and Texas Tech's first conference title in basketball since joining the Big 12 just within reach, Texas Tech finds themselves limping towards the finish line uncertain of how things will play out in the post-season. A projected #4 seed is nice, but makes the road to that much more difficult and the hopes that Keenan Evans will be 100% in just a few weeks time is hopeful at best. The return of Zach Smith helps, but he too is not 100%. And as good as this team is with Jarrett Culver and Zhaire Smith, Tech looks out of sorts without their senior leaders on the court.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Andy is joined by Steve and Kyle to talk about the two big wins for Kansas this week, and the final stretch of Big 12 play. Topics discussed: -Overall takeaways from the WVU game? -Rebounding problem is "fixed" -"Press Virginia" causes many fouls to not be called on both ends. -Devonte' Graham busts out of his slump. -Udoka Azubuike was dominant. -Trae Young didn't live up to the hype in his only trip to Allen Fieldhouse. -Lockdown defense is making the difference again. -Graham doesn't get the credit he deserves. -Texas Tech lost to Oklahoma State right before facing Kansas. Does that change your thoughts on Saturday's game? -Keenan Evans didn't play well in the first meeting, but neither did any KU player except Graham. -Tech's defense is awesome, but their offense is not. -Talking Texas on Senior Night. -How will Kansas acknowledge -Last time that Kansas lost on Senior Night? -Any chance that Graham gets consideration for Big 12 POY or National POY? -#OlympicMinute We want your input on the podcast. If you have something you would like to talk about on the podcast, or any suggestions for people that we should try to talk to, let us know by emailing us at rctsbn@gmail.com or on twitter @rockchalktalk. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rough week for Texas Tech as they lose both to Baylor and Oklahoma State, lose ground in their quest for their first Big 12 title and lose Keenan Evans to a foot injury. And while Evans is trying to play through it, his effectiveness has been greatly diminished. Needing to win out to get at least a share of the Big 12 title, Texas Tech welcomes Kansas to Lubbock on Saturday and host College Gameday for the first time ever (for basketball). In baseball, the Red Raiders have cruised to a 5-0 record and are the last remaining undefeated team in the conference. With a weekend series with UTSA next up, Texas Tech deals with the reality of losing their ace, Steven Gingery, for the season. Who will Tadlock use in Gingery’s rotation spot and does Tech still have it’s eyes on a College World Series birth? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fun episode today. Rob Dauster was joined by one of the up-and-coming stars at ESPN, Dalen Cuff, to talk through the changes that Duke and Kentucky have made in recent weeks and whether or not that changes our perception of those teams moving forward. They also discussed Trae Young's regression as well as the root of their soccer fandom, and all of that happened roughly 90 minutes before news broke that Missouri's Michael Porter Jr. was cleared by doctors to play while Arizona's Allonzo Trier was once against ineligible for a positive PED test, so Travis Hines of NBC Sports jumped on the podcast to talk through all of that. The rundown:OPEN: Should Michael Porter Jr. play this season?10:05: Did Allonzo Trier get screwed by the NCAA?16:55: Why did Dalen Cuff sully his name by becoming an Arsenal fan?26:20: Why has Duke been better without Marvin Bagley III?34:05: Is Jarred Vanderbilt the key to unlock Kentucky's potential?39:25: Have you changed your outlook on Duke or Kentucky in the long-term?43:45: Texas Tech losing Keenan Evans was a bummer.48:00: So let's talk about this Trae Young slump.

It's a crazy time to be a Red Raider. Texas Tech is ranked #7 in the country and is in 1st place in the Big 12 standings a full week into February. With a deep postseason run in sight, we discuss Tech's chances of winning the Big 12 outright, where they fit in the latest bracketology and what is the draft potential for Keenan Evans and Zach Smith.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Great episode today. Rob Dauster was joined by Tom Crean, the Tony Romo of college basketball broadcasting. Crean dishes on what he's doing now that he's out of coaching for the first time in 30 years, how he was able to predict the play that Oklahoma ran against Kansas and who he's been stealing plays from while he's been working in TV. Rob also broke down what's wrong with West Virginia, what makes Auburn interesting and a little insight into why Northwestern is the nation's most disappointing team. The rundown is below:OPEN: Tom Crean joins the show.25:30: What’s wrong with West Virginia?38:40: Keenan Evans and where he ranks in the Big 12 point guard hierarchy.44:05: Let’s talk about Auburn and Bruce Pearl.53:00: Bryant McIntosh’s comments about what happened at Northwestern.56:00: Gonzaga banning Mormon-mocking costumes.59:50: Let’s make some picks.

In this episode of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome in Texas Tech head coach Chris Beard. Topics of discussion include: the team's recent overtime win over Nevada, combining experience with depth, how Keenan Evans and Jarrett Culver affect games, and so much more. It's another exciting episode of Marching to Madness! About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Athlon Sports, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch, and also covers SEC basketball for SoutheastHoops.com. He’s also a member of the USBWA. You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. He’s currently the founder and editor of College Hoops Watch.