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| Marvin Williams scored nine points Wednesday on 3-of-4 shooting as the Milwaukee Bucks fell to the Indiana Pacers 118-111. Williams grabbed four rebounds and did not have an assist, tallying a plus-minus of +20 in his 19:33 of playing time. Williams went 1 of 2 from 3-point range. The Scoop:Marvin Williams scored nine points Wednesday on 3-of-4 shooting as the Milwaukee Bucks fell to the Indiana Pacers 118-111. Williams grabbed four rebounds and did not have an assist, tallying a plus-minus of +20 in his 19:33 of playing time. Williams went 1 of 2 from 3-point range. Feb 12 12:00 ET - | ||||||||
| Trans. Oct 31 3:00 ET Prior to the 2005 NBA Draft, there was uncertainty as to whether the Milwaukee Bucks would select Andrew Bogut or Marvin Williams with the first overall pick. After a dominant season with the University of Utah, Bogut had just been named college basketball's Player of the Year and the Bucks were unable to resist, selecting the Australian big man to play alongside rising sharpshooter, Michael Redd. Being selected with the No. The Scoop: None. Oct 31 3:00 ET |
| Trans. Oct 7 8:20 ET This book is about a young man who came from a dysfunctional and abusive family and fell in love with the sport of basketball. SECONDARY BREAK Author Marvin Williams, Sr. To learn more about Author Marvin Williams, Sr, read an article published by New York Times. SECONDARY BREAK- NBA Dad’s Story This book is about a young man who came from a dysfunctional and abusive family and fell in love with the sport of basketball. His love and passion for the game would take him on a lifelong journey, a journey of disappointments, setbacks, and finally triumph. This book will show how, by continuing to follow your passions and dreams, anything can be possible.Charlotte, NC, Oct. 07, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- October 5, 2020 – Marvin Williams, Sr.’s new book “Secondary Break: An NBA Dad’s Story” shares an inspiring story of a young man’s journey to becoming a successful basketball player while navigating the many hurdles that can deflate hopes, dreams and aspirations.Williams, Sr. is a retired member of the US Navy and a current member of The Fathers and Men of Professional Basketball Players organization. His son, Marvin Williams, Jr., is a 15-year NBA veteran, currently playing for the Milwaukee Bucks and formerly a member of University of North Carolina’s 2005 NCAA Championship team. “My story is about a young man who came from a dysfunctional and abusive family and fell in love with the sport of basketball,” Williams, Sr. writes. “My love and passion for the game would take me on a lifelong journey—a journey of disappointments, setbacks, and, finally, triumph. This book will show how, by continuing to follow your passions and dreams, anything is possible.” The elder Williams was also a decorated player, playing for All-Navy teams while he served, and collegiately at Warner Pacific University where he averaged 27 points a game during his senior season. Published by Fulton Books, Williams, Sr.’s book imparts a resounding lesson on determination as well as faith in achieving one’s goals. Readers are invited to witness a young man’s love for basketball that paved a path for his success in the playing field through unwavering belief and hard work. Readers who wish to experience this motivational work can purchase “Secondary Break: An NBA Dad’s Story” at bookstores everywhere or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble. About The Author Marvin Williams, Sr.To learn more about Author Marvin Williams, Sr, read an article published by New York Times.Marvin Williams: The Perfect Teammatehttps://g.co/kgs/2fTXRyhttps://www.amazon.com/Marvin-Williams/e/B08FZ515FH?ref_=dbs_p_pbk_r00_abau_000000https://classifieds.usatoday.com/ads/secondary-break-book-for-sale/https://www.walmart.com/ip/Secondary-Break-An-NBA-Dad-s-Story-Paperback-9781646541249/568949528https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/342022153481189/Contact: Meredith Geisler Please direct all media inquiries to Gregory Reeves via email at gregory@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816. Tandem Sports + Entertainment mgeisler@tandemse.com 703.740.5015 KISSPR.COM PRESS RELEASE NEWS DISCLAIMER This news has been published for the above source. Kiss PR Brand Story Press Release News Desk was not involved in the creation of this content. KISS PR and its distribution partners are not directly or indirectly responsible for any claims made in the above statements. Contact the vendor of the product directly. https://story.kisspr.com Attachments * SECONDARY BREAK Author Marvin Williams, Sr. * SECONDARY BREAK- NBA Dad’s Story The Scoop: None. Oct 7 8:20 ET |
| Trans. Sep 9 7:00 ET Milwaukee Bucks forward Marvin Williams announces his NBA retirement after a 15-year career. NBA player Marvin Williams announced his retirement after 15 seasons as a professional basketball player. ESPN’s The Undefeated reports the Milwaukee Bucks forward shared the news after his team’s 2020 season came to an end. The Scoop: None. Sep 9 7:00 ET |
| Trans. Sep 9 1:00 ET After 15 years in the NBA, former UNC star and national champion Marvin Williams announced his retirement from professional basketball, according to the Undefeated: Williams was, of course, the 6th man and a key part of the 2005 National Championship-winning Tar Heel squad, and would be immortalized in Tar Heel History even if he hadn’t been a national champion just thanks to his game-winning putback against Duke in that fateful season-ending rivalry game. The Scoop: None. Sep 9 1:00 ET |
