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MBB Cinematic Highlights: Jacksonville vs Southern Miss | November 28, 2020
The Jacksonville University men's basketball team (2-0) never trailed on Saturday afternoon opposite Conference USA foe Southern Miss. (0-1), en route to a 66-51 victory to move to 2-0 for the first time since the 2007-08 season. Dontarius James was the story on the stat sheet for the Dolphins, canning a new career-high 21 points to go with eight rebounds, two assists, two blocks and a steal. Joining James in double figures were Bryce Workman, who posted 11 points and seven boards, Diante Wood, who added 11 off the pine and Tyreese Davis, who picked up 10 points and four boards to go with two assists. Jacksonville will be in search of its first 3-0 start since that same 2007-08 season when it welcomes Presbyterian to Swisher Gym on Dec. 2.
West Ham, Premier League, Newcastle's finest trolls & lockdown exit.
General silliness from Gonzo including some West Ham news, another injury for Jack Wilshere, Carlos Sanchez exclusive and a bit of Canning Town Len. All sprinkled with a bit of abuse from some lovely Newcastle United fans who are rather excited about their imminent takeover.
REACTION | Institute 0-4 Coleraine FC | 22nd February 2020
Hear what Coleraine defender turned goalscorer Aaron Canning had to say about his brace that helped Coleraine on to a comfortable 4-0 win over Institute Video shot and edited by Pinball Media: Website: https://www.pinballmedia.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PinballMedia/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pinballmedia/
HIGHLIGHTS | Coleraine FC 3-0 Banbridge Town | 1st February 2020
Watch all the action right here as Coleraine strolled to a 3-0 win over Banbridge Town, advancing to the next round of the Irish Cup. Goals coming from Aaron Canning and Emmett McGuckin (x2). Video shot and edited by Pinball Media: Website: https://www.pinballmedia.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PinballMedia/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pinballmedia/
Vernon Philander on his century against the Dolphins at Newlands
Vernon Philander and Pieter Malan both hit centuries and shared a record stand in a dominant second day of the 4-Day Domestic Series for the Cape Cobras against the Dolphins in Cape Town on Tuesday. The pair put on 228 for the sixth wicket – smashing the previous mark of 176 by Ryan Canning and Owais Shah set in 2010/11 – as the hosts reached stumps on 317 for eight, a lead of 92. Proteas all-rounder Philander continued an impressive return from injury with his third career century, a patient 104 (228 balls, 13 fours), while Malan, who is turning out to be a run machine again this season, eventually fell for 153 (296 balls, 21 fours). They batted for almost the entire day together and wrestled away the strong position held by the visitors at the start. The Durbanites had the log leaders at their mercy early on after reducing them from their overnight 45 for four to 65 for five by the sixth over of day two. However, it was one-way traffic from there as the Dolphins struggled to break through the stubborn Malan-Philander stand that lasted well over 70 overs. It eventually was broken in the 94th over of the innings when Kerwin Mungroo (2/94) struck, with the same bowler then nabbing a second wicket by getting Dane Piedt (4). Having completed his 29th first-class century, the resilient Malan eventually fell to Okuhle Cele (3/49) in the penultimate over of the day, although the home side was still powerfully placed at Newlands. Footage: Cricket South Africa
Pieter Malan on his 153 for the Cobras against the Dolphins
Vernon Philander and Pieter Malan both hit centuries and shared a record stand in a dominant second day of the 4-Day Domestic Series for the Cape Cobras against the Dolphins in Cape Town on Tuesday. The pair put on 228 for the sixth wicket – smashing the previous mark of 176 by Ryan Canning and Owais Shah set in 2010/11 – as the hosts reached stumps on 317 for eight, a lead of 92. Proteas all-rounder Philander continued an impressive return from injury with his third career century, a patient 104 (228 balls, 13 fours), while Malan, who is turning out to be a run machine again this season, eventually fell for 153 (296 balls, 21 fours). They batted for almost the entire day together and wrestled away the strong position held by the visitors at the start. The Durbanites had the log leaders at their mercy early on after reducing them from their overnight 45 for four to 65 for five by the sixth over of day two. However, it was one-way traffic from there as the Dolphins struggled to break through the stubborn Malan-Philander stand that lasted well over 70 overs. It eventually was broken in the 94th over of the innings when Kerwin Mungroo (2/94) struck, with the same bowler then nabbing a second wicket by getting Dane Piedt (4). Having completed his 29th first-class century, the resilient Malan eventually fell to Okuhle Cele (3/49) in the penultimate over of the day, although the home side was still powerfully placed at Newlands. Footage: Cricket South Africa
Cape Cobras vs Dolphins, action from day 2 at Newlands
Vernon Philander and Pieter Malan both hit centuries and shared a record stand in a dominant second day of the 4-Day Domestic Series for the Cape Cobras against the Dolphins in Cape Town on Tuesday. The pair put on 228 for the sixth wicket – smashing the previous mark of 176 by Ryan Canning and Owais Shah set in 2010/11 – as the hosts reached stumps on 317 for eight, a lead of 92. Proteas all-rounder Philander continued an impressive return from injury with his third career century, a patient 104 (228 balls, 13 fours), while Malan, who is turning out to be a run machine again this season, eventually fell for 153 (296 balls, 21 fours). They batted for almost the entire day together and wrestled away the strong position held by the visitors at the start. The Durbanites had the log leaders at their mercy early on after reducing them from their overnight 45 for four to 65 for five by the sixth over of day two. However, it was one-way traffic from there as the Dolphins struggled to break through the stubborn Malan-Philander stand that lasted well over 70 overs. It eventually was broken in the 94th over of the innings when Kerwin Mungroo (2/94) struck, with the same bowler then nabbing a second wicket by getting Dane Piedt (4). Having completed his 29th first-class century, the resilient Malan eventually fell to Okuhle Cele (3/49) in the penultimate over of the day, although the home side was still powerfully placed at Newlands. Footage: Cricket South Africa
I Will Fly, Cory Tetford, Paul Lamb, Barry Canning, Chris LeDrew, NL Songwriters: 25 Years
Just one of the songs from a grand night at sold-out Exile in St. John's' Jag Hotel, where these longtime friends and fellow songwriters gathered to share songs and stories from their careers and lives together, the first of five such deadly shows. August 21, 2018