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Kings hire Bobby Jackson to coach G League squad Field Level Media 28 May 2021, 06:55 GMT+10 The Sacramento Kings named Bobby Jackson as the new head coach of the NBA G League's Stockton Kings on Thursday. Jackson, 48, previously worked as an assistant coach and player-development coach for Sacramento (2011-13 and 2018-21). He played point guard for the Kings and five other teams during a 12-year NBA career from 1997-2009, making the All-Rookie Team with the Denver Nuggets in 1997-98 and earning NBA Sixth Man of the Year honors with the Kings in 2002-03. Jackson averaged 9.7 points, 3.1 rebou...

Bobby Jackson has been named head coach of the Sacramento Kings' NBC G League affiliate, the Stockton Kings.

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Representation of overall theme: Illinois’ best football season in the last 50 years ended with a 44-9 loss to an unranked team. Fans of the Illinois Fighting Illini will tell you that it’s hard to hate Illinois given how bad they are at football. This is nonsense. Hating Illinois is very easy for three reasons: Every time Illinois is the class of the B1G in a major sport, it is a sure sign that the conference sucks and Illinois is about to get eviscerated. Every time Illinois tries out the “don’t sleep on us, we’re a darkhorse ready to make some noise” shtick, you can be sure the...

"Buying in," said Webber, describing why his time in Sacramento was so transformative for not only the city, but the NBA. "[Assistant Coach Pete Carril] told me when I came there, 'You want to be on the post, huh? And you want the ball... I need you to play this way.'" On a recent episode of the All the Smoke podcast with Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes, Chris Webber discussed The Fab Five, his time in Sacramento and much more. "We had guys that could play, so it's easy to get a triple double," Webber continued. "It was all of us wanting to play. It was the work ethic. It was dudes like Doug ...