Eric Hamilton on the Story: Legend Kobe Bryant dies at age 41 and Gina dies at 14.
Kobe Bryant was one of the greatest basketball players of all time because of his many NBA accomplishments.
Here is the story of Kobe Bryant’s amazing legacy. Kobe was not only amazing on the court, he was given awards for his amazing book Mamba mentality: How I Play. It’s an inspirational book pick one up for $28.00 and you won’t regret it. Kobe has done a lot on the court such as win 5 championships, 2 MVP trophies and a full-time dad. His daughter Gianna was 14 in the 9thgrade and was an amazing basketball player with lots of promise to make it all the way to the WMBA. Now that you know the facts, let’s get to this very sad story that has the world all in a shock.
KOBE was going to his Child Gina’s basketball game and crashed. Local fire department and paramedics are on the scene searching for survivors. Kobe was 41 and Gina was 14 before this terrible tragedy here in California. This is Eric Hamilton signing off.
See you soon and good night from everyone here at sidelineconnect.com Keep watching and keep dreaming because maybe you’re the next Kobe Bryant just waiting to be trained.
Eric Hamilton on the Story: TOM BRADY IS AMAZING BECAUSE OF HIS LEDGENDRY ACOMPLISHMENTS HERE IS WHY.
Tom Brady has been to 9 super bowls, won 6 championships and is a 4-time MVP…WOW that’s a lot coming from a 6th round bench warmer. Tom brady has the most wins of all time and considered the G.O.A.T. Graduating from The University of Michigan, this man has trucked through his career. Just like many underdogs in the league, Tom Brady had an amazing start to his career because a hall of famer had an injury. Tom came off the bench and never returned. Drew Bledso’s injury was game changing for the league. After Tom started a few games, Drew Bledsoe came back and Belichec had to make a decision. He chose Brady and it seems to have been the right choice.
Well, this is Eric Hamilton II signing off here from sidelineconnect.com See ya later! 😊:)
Kinsey Bates Reporting for Sideline Connect at the BIG 3 American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX – August 2019
The Big 3 is a 3vs3 basketball tournament where teams featuring retired NBA players compete against each other. One of the players named Nate Robinson is a key player for his team. Robinson spent 11 seasons in the NBA after being selected with the 25th overall pick in the 2005 NBA draft. Robinson is a 5’9” point guard and he is known for his ability to jump very high. The big three also has some excellent coaches, like Nancy Lieberman. Nancy is a basketball Hall of Famer and she was named the coach of power in 2018. Nancy coached 8 years in the WNBA. She also received a silver medal at the 1976 summer Olympics and a gold medal on the USA basketball’s world championship team. Another great coach in the big three is Lisa Leslie. Lisa Leslie has won 2 NBA titles and 4 Olympic gold medals for team USA. Leslie was also the first player to ever dunk in a WNBA game. Overall there are so many great players and coaches involved with the BIG 3 tournament, it is a great organization.
ERIC HAMILTON ON THE SUPER WRITE-UP ON JASON R WEBSTER NFL PLAYER 12YRS
Hello, I am Eric Hamilton from sideline connect.com and today I am talking about a professional football player known all around Texas and his name is Jason webster.
Jason Richardson Webster (born September 8, 1977) is a former corner back. He played at Texas A&M and was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the second round of the 2000 NFL Draft.
EARLY YEARS
Webster attended Willowridge High School in Missouri City, Texas where he earned All American honors in football. He also lettered four times in track.
COLLEGE CAREER
He made an immediate impact playing in every game with one start as a true freshman. Webster recorded 32 tackles and one interception and later started 12 games at cornerback as sophomore. He finished with 61 tackles, one fumble recovery and a team high of 9 passes deflected. He went on to have started 12 games and recorded 72 tackles, 2 Interceptions and 7 passes deflected as a junior. He also was the anchor of the “wrecking crew” defense, as he played a team-best 640 defensive snaps as a senior.
He was also voted by his teammates as the winner of the Aggie heart award. The Aggie heart award is presented to a senior who has completed his eligibility and displayed intangibles such as effort, desire, determination, competitiveness, and leadership. The heart award is voted on by the entire Aggie football team and he was chosen as the team spokesman Aggie. Soon after tragedy struck but not just any tragedy the bonfire tragedy.
After his senior year, Webster was selected as Texas A&M defensive MVP, was an all Big 12 selection and was named on all American by all American football foundation. That year Webster made 74 tackles, 4 interceptions and broke up a team leading 10 passes. He was named the sportsmanship award winner at the 1999 Alamo bowl.
PROFESSIONAL YEARS
Jason was drafted by the 49ers in the 2000 draft and later moved on to the patriots after his injury. He came back stronger than ever getting 1 int, 7 passes deflected, 38 tackles and 1 fumble recovery giving him one of his best seasons.
Jason Webster is a true legend and an amazing corner back who will always be remembered.
