Podcast appearances and mentions of Morgan William

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Alysa Auriemma is an English Teacher and Assistant Coach for the Girls Basketball Team at Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Connecticut.  She is also the daughter of UConn Women's Basketball Coach, Geno Auriemma.  Alysa talks about growing up in Manchester, Connecticut,  growing up around the UConn program, her own basketball career, and why she stopped playing in high school to focus on her greater passion, theater.  She explains how much she has always loved reading, including bringing books to the UConn games, and her passion for writing.  Alysa discusses why she chose to attend UConn, her own life there away from her father, going to NYC to pursue theater, her decision to return home, go back to school, and pursue English.  She describes how she became an English teacher, working at her alma mater Miss Porters, and helping to coach the basketball team.  She opens up about some viral moments she had as Geno's daughter, including her piece honoring Coach Pat Summit and tweeting at Morgan William congratulating her after she hit a buzzer beater against UConn.  Alysa then talks about the novel she wrote, "All Daughters Rise" that is available now for pre-order, and will be released on January 4th, 2022.  She describes her writing process, how she came up with the idea, what the book is about, why she decided to self-publish, and how she's already working on the sequel.  

El día de hoy hablaremos de 3 arquitecto con estilos totalmente diferentes, son esencias y pensamientos distintos; hablaremos de Morgan William, Mendes da Rocha Paulo y Bo Bardi Lina.

Morgan William is a  former college student-athlete who previously played for the Mississippi State Bulldogs. She helped lead the Bulldogs to four appearances in the NCAA Tournament, including three Sweet Sixteens, and two appearances in the championship game, 2017 and 2018. She is best known for a buzzer-beating shot to beat UCONN during the 2017 Final Four, ending the Huskies' 111-game winning streak.  Visit urecruitu.com/fullride  

New Format Update: praising Morgan William, plus a '94 football flashback

As athletes we are often given play books and scouting reports. However, there is no booklet on adulting. As college athletes there are a lot of things that we don’t have to do for ourselves. Once we are on our own reality sets in rather quickly. Be sure to connect with Morgan William https://www.instagram.com/_morganwilliam/ https://twitter.com/_morganwilliam2?lang=en Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and connect with Coach J www.joiwalker.com info@joiwalker.com Social Media https://www.instagram.com/setsforlife314/ https://twitter.com/SetsForLife314/ https://www.facebook.com/SetsForLife314/

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, project contributor William Garner, and Beat the Buzzer's Keenan Terry for a mid-year check-in; the quartet discusses their favorite movies so far in 2018 (3:30), political correctness and faux outrage (12:10), our perspective of the country in relation to 2014 (21:20), America's current political climate (33:00), updates on Lightskinned Lórenzo's summer (42:30), our 2018 music favorites (45:40), and the celebrities with whom we'd most like to party (51:15).On behalf of TeamCedricGill, we appreciate everyone showing up for #THEFUNDRAISER2; check out the recap video and TCG's Instagram for footage from the event. With your continued support, we'll be able to sponsor our first cohort of student-athletes in the near future! Our Cashapp is also still wide open; send a donation to $TeamCedricGill if you feel so inclined. We'll be back with more events very very soon.LinksWSH Consulting is still offering introductory specials — lock your spot in today! Guaranteed turnaround time of 48 hours!Get your tickets to Kindred Fest here!

WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by television and film critic Rhyanna Morgan and project contributor William Garner to discuss the current season of Atlanta (3:00), the transition from CDs to digital music (17:15), re-rank their favorite Kanye West albums (26:20), Lupe Fiasco’s legacy (36:00), and Big Sean’s “corniness” (41:00).Make sure you support the Beat the Buzzer Podcast and donate towards their goal of collecting bikes for folks of all ages! Follow Rhyanna and William on Twitter, and check out The Glam Korner, Rhyanna’s beauty project with Ms. Jacqueline Elliott.LinksLarry’s Mid-Aughts Music Review, Weeks One + TwoLarry on Big Sean (from January 2017)

Originally recorded February 17, WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes WSH's new film + television critic Rhyanna Morgan and William Garner to discuss all things Black Panther, with some Boondocks and Coming to America talk toward the end. The trio riff on Michael B. Jordan as villain (2:40), our confidence in Agent Ross's character (14:55), T'Challa's vulnerability (19:05), James Franco's career (22:00), Oprah's hypothetical presidential campaign (25:30), Rhyanna's Coming to America piece (34:00), and some final Black Panther thoughts (36:00).LinksWilliam on MigosRhyanna on Coming to America

Before a profile with Mississippi State's Morgan William, LaChina Robinson recaps the week's top matchups with sports analyst Angel Gray. Plus, head coach and President of Basketball Operations of the newly named Las Vegas Aces Bill Laimbeer stops by!

Special Guest: Angela Spears, Dream Living Coach March Madness: 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Final Four results: North Carolina (77) vs. Oregon (76) Gonzaga (77) vs. South Carolina (73) North Carolina beat Gonzaga 71-65. Congratulations North Carolina Tar Heels, NCAA Men's Basketball Champions! Shout out: Sasha Anderson, 7th Grader at Mountain Island Lake Academy in Charlotte, NC for accurately picking the Final Four. Source: http://bit.ly/2oO1AGU March Madness: 2017 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament Final Four results: Mississippi State (66) vs University of Connecticut (UConn) (64) – Morgan William (aka “Itty Bitty”) buzzer beater, ending UConn's 111th-game winning streak. South Carolina (62) vs Stanford (53) South Carolina beat Mississippi State 67-55. Congratulations South Carolina Gamecocks, NCAA Women's Basketball Champions! Congratulations to Coach Dawn Michelle Staley for leading South Carolina to their first NCAA Women's Basketball title. Staley is second African-American coach to win a title since NCAA began sponsoring the women's basketball tournament. Source: http://nyti.ms/2oeaTSL NCAA and NBA News Patrick Ewing was hired as Georgetown Hoyas head coach. Ewing was an associate head coach for the Charlotte Hornets. Source: http://es.pn/2ouvyCB NBA Key Dates (Source: http://www.nba.com/key-dates): Regular season ends April 12 NBA Playoffs 2017 begin April 15 Conference Semifinals begin May 1 NBA Finals 2017 begin June NBA Draft 2017 – June 22 Rekaya and Angela's favorite NBA teams Black Girls Talk Sports received media credentials to cover the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament that is scheduled on April 12-15. NFL News Quarterback Tony Romo released from Dallas Cowboys and he will become CBS analyst for the NFL. Source: http://es.pn/2nT2TEw Leave recorded message for Black Girls Talk Sports (BGTS): Answer: What do you think about the Raiders moving to Las Vegas? Click on the link and then record a 90-second message. BGTS might use your comments on the podcast. https://www.speakpipe.com/blackgirlstalksports MLB News Major League Baseball kicked off the season on April 2. Join Black Girls Talk Sports (podcast) Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackGirlsTalkSports/ Don't forget to share and subscribe this podcast. Thank you!

On this episode: Entertainment Chop: The Netflix April/Spring list is HERE and we run down a list of the best new additions. Plus KG and ToyuhGee toss out suggestions of other must-watch shows for your chill session. Excellence Chop: This episode focuses on the surprising NCAA Women's Tournament run led by Mississippi State's Morgan William and celebrates the historic college policy debate championship run of Rutgers University-Newark students Nicole Nave, Devane Murphy, and coach Ryan Wash.  Social Chop: Are we in a New Black Renaissance? We lay out the facts and stand in awe of the way blackness and black people are shaping everything from pop culture to the arts and sciences. Featured Music: "Bad Girl" by D'Chan IG/Twitter/SC- @dchan1027 and "Better Things" by Rock-It fr. BoyDutch IG- @RockitByGlight/ @Califaradutch SC- @Rockit Music/@BoyDutch Twitter- @Rockit_SFO Submit YOUR music to be played- thechopupemail at gmail dot com

On this episode: Entertainment Chop: The Netflix April/Spring list is HERE and we run down a list of the best new additions. Plus KG and ToyuhGee toss out suggestions of other must-watch shows for your chill session. Excellence Chop: This episode focuses on the surprising NCAA Women's Tournament run led by Mississippi State's Morgan William and celebrates the historic college policy debate championship run of Rutgers University-Newark students Nicole Nave, Devane Murphy, and coach Ryan Wash.  Social Chop: Are we in a New Black Renaissance? We lay out the facts and stand in awe of the way blackness and black people are shaping everything from pop culture to the arts and sciences. Featured Music: "Bad Girl" by D'Chan IG/Twitter/SC- @dchan1027 and "Better Things" by Rock-It fr. BoyDutch IG- @RockitByGlight/ @Califaradutch SC- @Rockit Music/@BoyDutch Twitter- @Rockit_SFO Submit YOUR music to be played- thechopupemail at gmail dot com

In this 75th Episode, A-Double speaks about Terrence Crutcher's murderer getting an interview on 60 Minutes BEFORE her trial. More Trump regret, Atlanta officials and Pepsi Selling Hope Like Dope. Faux Feminist have to Hold This L while listening to K dot's "Humble". Shoutout to Patrick Ewing and Morgan William for being Heroes without capes and in Health Over Wealth I speak on the election results in Omaha with a quote from Pericles. Questions/Comments/Feedback/Advertising email: duragsandboatshoes@gmail.com

The Record’s Andy Vasquez (@andy_vasquez) is welcomed onto the podcast this week to preview the first major of the golf season, The Masters at Augusta National. Host Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) and Vasquez discuss Tiger Wood’s decision to skip the tournament for the second straight year and third time in four years because of lingering back issues. Will Tiger ever return to the course for another major? Do we even want him to? Also, Vasquez offers his picks for possible winners and sleepers. And Popper begins by explaining why Morgan William’s buzzer-beater to topple UConn in the NCAA Final Four was the most important shot for women’s basketball in his lifetime.  Produced by Daniel Popper Edited by Frank Posillico For more from the Daily News find us on: iTunes, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and special guest Joel Anderson are joined by the Washington Post’s Sally Jenkins to talk about UConn’s loss in the women’s NCAA tournament. They also discuss the men’s Final Four, the Las Vegas Raiders, and NBA hook-up culture. Women’s Final Four: Sally Jenkins joins to explain how Mississippi State broke UConn’s 111-game winning streak, Bulldogs coach Vic Schaefer’s decision to bench Morgan William in the title game, South Carolina’s title game win, and Geno Auriemma’s comments on women in coaching. Men’s Final Four: Breaking down Oregon player Jordan Bell’s self-flagellation after his team’s defeat and the North Carolina-Gonzaga championship matchup. The Las Vegas Raiders: Why the Raiders fit in Vegas, what a new stadium means to the city’s taxpayers, and what the move says about the NFL’s gambling policies. Tinder and the NBA: Weighing in on ESPN the Magazine’s story on how dating apps may affect teams’ performance on the road. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and special guest Joel Anderson are joined by the Washington Post’s Sally Jenkins to talk about UConn’s loss in the women’s NCAA tournament. They also discuss the men’s Final Four, the Las Vegas Raiders, and NBA hook-up culture. Women’s Final Four: Sally Jenkins joins to explain how Mississippi State broke UConn’s 111-game winning streak, Bulldogs coach Vic Schaefer’s decision to bench Morgan William in the title game, South Carolina’s title game win, and Geno Auriemma’s comments on women in coaching. Men’s Final Four: Breaking down Oregon player Jordan Bell’s self-flagellation after his team’s defeat and the North Carolina-Gonzaga championship matchup. The Las Vegas Raiders: Why the Raiders fit in Vegas, what a new stadium means to the city’s taxpayers, and what the move says about the NFL’s gambling policies. Tinder and the NBA: Weighing in on ESPN the Magazine’s story on how dating apps may affect teams’ performance on the road. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the ESPNMediazone: Doris Burke, a versatile basketball commentator who calls both men’s and women’s college and pro contests, has covered basketball for ESPN since March 1991. She works a variety of ESPN assignments, including the NBA, women’s basketball regular-season and NCAA Championship, men’s basketball regular-season and Championship Week, in addition to other ESPN properties. As of today, you can eliminate covering women's basketball from that exhausting resume, as Burke announced yesterday's NCAA national championship game between South Carolina and Mississippi State will be her last, and she will be focusing on her other duties on the men's side. As the saying goes, she went out with a bang. This was one of the most watched women's basketball tournament final fours, with storylines, controversies, and a feel good ending, like all good drama has. I will not bore you with a recap of the weekend's theatrics and final four games; if you are reading this you have already read plenty! It is a pleasure to welcome Doris Burke to Dishin & Swishin for the first time, to help put the bow on the neatly wrapped package of the NCAA women's basketball season. Topics covered on the podcast include: The importance of Dawn Staley and South Carolina winning the championship in a historical sense, and as the heir to the UConn-Tennessee rivalryWhere to both South Carolina and Mississippi State go from here? Sustainability, and recruiting is keyVic Schaefer's decisions, especially the sitting of Morgan William in the championship game (spoiler: interesting take on her own coverage by Burke)A'ja Wilson and Alisha Gray both at this and the next levelHeir apparent to her spot, and the growth of coverage of women's basketball over the years until now For too long, I was intimidated by

South Carolina wins first women's NCAA basketball championship over Miss St. Madison "Babe Ruth" Bumgarner hits 2 HR's in opening day loss to DBacks. Should Opening Day in baseball be a national holiday?

UCONN 111 game win streak is done, Mississippi State was the better team. Morgan William had ice in her veins, the great ones want the ball at the end. Phil Mickelson paid off $1.9 million gambling debt in 2012, thats a lot of dough.

Host Howard Megdal is joined by ESPN's Rebecca Lobo and Doris Burke, direct from Dallas, to discuss the work of Saniya Chong, how long UConn's dominance will continue, defending Morgan William and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just the coach today to recap MSU's historic victory over Baylor to advance to the first Final 4 in program history, Morgan William's 41 point performance! also Coach gives a look into his life as an MSU fan

Le 25 janvier 2014, à Washington, les lycéens de Carentan ont eu la chance de rencontrer trois vétérans de la 35e division d'infanterie US, débarqués à Utah Beach, le 6 juillet 1944. Ces soldats américains racontent leur état d'esprit pendant leur entrainement et les combats meurtriers de la bataille de Normandie. C'est avec beaucoup de philosophie qu'ils reviennent sur cet épisode dramatique de leur vie.