News about Michael Cooper

Leaders Leicester missed the chance to move clear at the top of the Championship as they suffered a shock 1-0 defeat away to relegation-threatened Plymouth, thanks to Mustapha Bundu's 21st-minute winner. Second-placed Ipswich remain level on points with the Foxes, with Leeds a point further back ahead of their games on Saturday with all three clubs currently having four matches left. Managerless Argyle climbed to 16th on the back of their first home win in seven, under the caretaker management team of director of football Neil Dewsnip and first-team coach Kevin Nancekivell and now sit five points clear of the bottom three.

Vince Carter, Chauncey Billups, and Seimone Augustus, a WNBA legend, were selected among the 14 finalists for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame this year. Former Los Angeles Lakers guard Michael Cooper, former Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan, and three others were also nominated, including former Los Angeles Lakers guard Walter Davis, former Milwaukee coach Bo Ryan, and three others as contributors - former Los Angeles City and coach Doug Collins, Indiana Pacers owner Herb Simon, and NBA legend Jerry West, who was enshrined as a player in 1980. Charles Smith, the winning high school head coach in Louisiana; former Kansas coach Marian Washington; Australian guard Michele Timms; three-time NAIA champion at Tennessee A&I Dick Barnett; and six-time AAU champion coach Harley Redin were among the finalists.

Michael Cooper, the brother of Los Angeles Lakers legend Michael Cooper, was shot and killed in Pasadena, California. The assault took place in the early hours of Saturday morning. Officers rushed to a local park, where a police scanner had detected gunshots. Officers arrived, and they discovered a man who had been suffering from gunshot wounds. Michael Cooper has since reported to ABC7.com that the deceased man is his brother, 64-year-old Mickey.

Ian McDonald-Taylor, 54, pleaded for assistance when he was short of breath under detention on Coldharbour Lane in Brixton on June 29, but his pleas were dismissed as "a load of crap." Mr Taylor's case has surfaced after The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) published the complete investigation report and summary of their findings at the end of last month. We had no evidence that any individual serving with the police had committed a criminal conviction or behaved in a way that would justify the filing of discipline hearings,' the police chief said.' The IOPC also released its annual report on deaths caused or related to police contact in the last two years -2021/22.

AT HOME PARK: MATT BARLOW: With the place packed to the rafters today, Plymouth fans roared on Steven Schumacher's crew's shirts, displaying spinach and a battling spirit to the finish, making cartoon sailor Popeye's biceps bulge with pride. It was too much for Ipswich, who led at halftime but gave up their undefeated start as east meets west in Devon. Argyle skipped over their visitors to the summit, sending supporters home with their hopes soaring.