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sports2 years ago

"Summer League Showdown: Bucks Dominate Suns in Full Team Effort"

The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Phoenix Suns 84-75 in their summer league game, with four players scoring in double figures. Despite a rough start, the Bucks rallied in the second and third quarters to take the lead heading into the fourth. MarJon Beauchamp stood out with 20 points, while Drew Timme and Tyler Cook made significant contributions. Andre Jackson Jr. showcased his rebounding skills, and Beauchamp's off-court talent as a rapper was also mentioned.

via Brew Hoops|
#drew-timme#marjon-beauchamp#milwaukee-bucks
sports2 years ago

Over 240 players, including Larsson and Wembanyama, declare for 2023 NBA Draft.

The NBA has released the list of early entrants for the 2023 NBA Draft, with 242 players declaring, including French star Victor Wembanyama and Gonzaga's Drew Timme. The list features a 48-person international class and every player in the top 30 of the CBS Sports Big Board, except for Scoot Henderson and Leonard Miller, who were automatically eligible due to their participation in the G League Ignite. College players who wish to remain eligible must withdraw by May 31, and players can withdraw their names by June 12.

via CBS Sports|
#college-players#drew-timme#early-entrants
sports2 years ago

Drew Timme's Gonzaga Career Ends with Elite 8 Loss and Gratitude.

Gonzaga's Drew Timme ended his college basketball career as the program's all-time leading scorer with 2,307 points, but his final game ended in an 82-54 loss to UConn in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. Timme, who spent four years at Gonzaga, was emotional in his postgame press conference, thanking the program for accepting him for who he was. Despite the loss, Timme's legacy at Gonzaga is secure, having led the team to the Sweet 16 in each of the past three seasons and the national title game in 2021.

via OregonLive|
#college-basketball#drew-timme#gonzaga
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga's Elite 8 berth secured with late-game heroics.

Gonzaga defeated UCLA in a thrilling NCAA Tournament game, with Drew Timme leading the way with 36 points and 13 rebounds. Malachi Smith also had a strong second half performance. Gonzaga struggled with turnovers and defense in the first half, but fought back to win the rebounding battle and hold UCLA without a field goal for over 11 minutes in the second half. Hunter Sallis provided key contributions off the bench, while Gonzaga's starting guards struggled. Gonzaga will face UConn in the next round.

via The Slipper Still Fits|
#drew-timme#gonzaga#malachi-smith
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga secures Elite 8 spot with thrilling win over UCLA in March Madness.

Gonzaga, the 3-seed, defeated UCLA, the 2-seed, 79-76 in a thrilling Sweet 16 matchup of the NCAA Tournament. Gonzaga's Drew Timme had a game-high 36 points and 13 rebounds, while Julian Strawther hit a clutch 3-pointer with 6 seconds left to secure the win. Gonzaga advances to the Elite Eight for the fifth time under coach Mark Few and will face UConn.

via ESPN|
#drew-timme#elite-eight#gonzaga
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga prepares for UCLA rematch with focus on intensity and defense.

Gonzaga's Drew Timme is ready to face UCLA in the Sweet 16, two years after their Final Four matchup. Timme acknowledges UCLA's physicality and hard-nosed style, but is confident in his team's ability to match their intensity. UCLA's Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Tyger Campbell were both on the team that lost to Gonzaga in the Final Four two years ago. This year's Gonzaga team is different, with Timme's expanded role and a group of upperclassmen who have found their chemistry at the right time.

via Yahoo Sports|
#drew-timme#gonzaga#ncaa
sports2 years ago

UCLA's Injury Woes and Gonzaga's Heartbreak: A Sweet 16 Showdown.

UCLA faces Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament with injuries to key players Adem Bona and David Singleton. Mick Cronin is keeping updates on their status under wraps, but their absence would severely compromise the team's depth. UCLA will need to find a way to defend against Gonzaga's Drew Timme, who is a national-player-of-the-year candidate and a dominant force in the low post. If Bona is unable to play, senior forward Jaime Jaquez Jr. may have to defend Timme despite a three-inch height disadvantage.

via Los Angeles Times|
#drew-timme#gonzaga#mick-cronin
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga's March Madness Streak Threatened by Brutal Bad Beat.

Gonzaga's Drew Timme dropped an F-bomb on live TV after his team defeated TCU in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, securing their eighth straight Sweet 16 appearance. Timme was worried about being the team that "f—ks this one up." This is not the first time an athlete has sworn on national television during the tournament. Timme and the Bulldogs will face UCLA in their next matchup.

via SFGATE|
#drew-timme#f-bomb#gonzaga
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga's Win Over TCU Results in March Madness Bad Beat.

Gonzaga's Drew Timme led the team with 28 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists in a tough win against TCU. The Zags struggled early on with their three-point shooting, but were able to make a second half push thanks to the defensive efforts of Rasir Bolton, Malachi Smith, Hunter Sallis, and Anton Watson. Gonzaga's win secures their spot in the second weekend of March Madness for the eighth straight tournament.

via The Slipper Still Fits|
#drew-timme#gonzaga#march-madness
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga's March Madness Dominance Continues with TCU Victory and Bettor Heartbreak.

Gonzaga's Drew Timme leads his team to an 84-81 win over TCU, scoring 28 points, eight rebounds, and three assists. He becomes the seventh player ever to score 20 or more points in nine NCAA Tournament games. Timme's raw physical gifts are less evident, but his skill is self-evident. Gonzaga reaches the Sweet 16 for the eighth straight time, and Timme's college career lives for another night.

via The Athletic|
#college-basketball#drew-timme#gonzaga
sports2 years ago

Gonzaga dominates Grand Canyon to advance in NCAA tournament.

Gonzaga, a perennial basketball powerhouse, won their first-round game against Grand Canyon University in the NCAA tournament as a No. 3 seed in the West Region. This is a less pressure theme for the team that has been a No. 1 seed in each of its previous three tournament trips, including a title game loss to Baylor in the 2021 tournament. Gonzaga's coach, Mark Few, believes that the seeding is more for bracket predictions and that the players and staff focus on the task at hand. The team has learned to play without focusing on rankings or records and has a rare high-end senior in Drew Timme, who is now the school's all-time leading scorer.

via ESPN|
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