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» Saturday, June 15 2013 |
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Tom Moore: #Sixers worked out Glen Rice Jr., Shane Larkin, Desaun Thomas and Khalif Wyatt of #Temple today. @tumbb Twitter @tmoorepburbs |
» Thursday, June 13 2013 |
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Today's workout featured a mix of big men and shooting guards, including Michigan guard Tim Hardaway Jr., North Carolina guards Reggie Bullock and Dexter Strickland, Georgia guard Kentavious Caldwell Pope, NBADL guard Glen Rice Jr., Illinois State power forward Jackie Carmichael and Providence point guard Vincent Council. Boston Herald |
» Monday, June 10 2013 |
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Steve Popper: Knicks predraft workouts on Tuesday include: Phil Pressey, Pierre Jackson, Tim Hardaway, Jr., Tony Snell, C.J. Leslie, Glen Rice, Jr. Twitter @StevePopper |
» Thursday, May 16 2013 |
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Gary Washburn: #celtics interviewed draft prospects Mason Plumlee, Cody Zeller, Rudy Gobert, Glen Rice Jr. and Victor Oladipo on Wednesday night Twitter @GwashNBAGlobe |
» Sunday, March 10 2013 |
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Haiti Prime Minister called on a group of retired NBA players to invest in Haiti Saturday during a philanthropic summit in Miami. The event at the Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, was additionally attended by former US President Bill Clinton, who traveled to Haiti on Sunday. Lamothe addressed a group of attendees including former NBA stars including Glen Rice, Penny Hardaway and Haitian-born Olden Polynice, who was recently named a goodwill ambassador by Haiti President Michel Martelly. Caribbean Journal |
» Wednesday, November 14 2012 |
![]() Jon Santiago: Hilarious in-arena entertainment segment by #nbakings ft. Jason Thompson: Date, Marry and Ditch. When offered choice of Michelle Obama, Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton, he said he'd prob date Palin because she was into Glen Rice. Twitter @itsjonsantiago |
» Friday, September 16 2011 |
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Michael Lee: Charles Barkley to Mike Lupica: "I'd never vote for [Palin]. But Glen Rice is my new hero!" Twitter |
» Tuesday, June 7 2011 |
![]() Whether G-Force can one day become a rival to the UFC or be acquired by the MMA behemoth like Strikeforce was last March remains to be seen, but right now Rice has his mind focused on setting up the next event, most likely in Chicago, Puerto Rico or Houston. When asked why he didn't just soak up the sun on South Beach and enjoy the millions he'd earned in the NBA, Rice explains that he felt the need to stay active and help young athletes achieve their dreams. "I can't say it wasn't a (financial) risk but it wasn't a big enough risk to make me give up trying to help these guys get to that next level," Rice said. "I mean, come on. When I was growing up, people took a chance on me. So I said, 'Why not be able to take a chance on these guys?' " Yahoo! Sports Unfortunately, Rice allegedly acted like he was in the octagon himself in 2008 when he was arrested on a felony battery charge for beating a man he found in his estranged wife's closet (the charges were dropped). Said Rice of the incident: "I think one of the things I tried to do mostly was just understand that it was something that happened and something that was going to blow by because (there) was a lot of things that were said that happened that were untruths. When things like that happen, you brush it off and move on. You learn from it. And that's what I've done." Yahoo! Sports |
» Monday, April 11 2011 |
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Busy week for ex-NBA star Glen Rice ... TMZ has learned the former Miami Heat star just got sued over a HANDBALL tournament he organized back in 2009. According to legal docs filed in Miami, Rice hired a bunch of people to film and produce a team handball tournament at the American Airlines Arena in April 2009 -- but never paid them. Now ... 15 people and 3 companies have filed suit against Rice, claiming he owes them all a grand total of $22,320. TMZ.com |
» Wednesday, April 6 2011 |
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Former Miami Heat guard Glen Rice faced off with cops on Friday ... TMZ has learned -- after his estranged baby mama called police to help her retrieve personal items from the guy's house. According to a report filed last week with the Coral Gables Police Department -- Glen broke up with his ex-GF Tia Santoros over a week ago and refused to let her back into his house ... which made it difficult for her to move out her stuff. Tia hit up local law enforcement for support -- and according to the report, an officer accompanied her to Glen's house so she could collect her things. TMZ.com |
» Thursday, March 17 2011 |
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The latest incarnation of Bravo’s "Real Housewives" franchise, set in Miami, stars Larsa Pippen, wife of former Chicago Bull Scottie Pippen, and Christy Rice, ex-wife of former NBA star Glen Rice. Pippen, a mother of four with Scottie Pippen (he has four other children), and Rice, now raising her three kids without her former husband, are just two of the six women featured, but they have some interesting back stories. Pippen, a Lebanese-American, has been married to Scottie Pippen since 1997 and was once known as the NBA’s hottest wife. Rice and her ex-husband divorced in part over expenses related to an $8 million dollar home they were building together in Miami. An additional factor was when Glen Rice discovered another man hiding in her closet. Florida Courier |
» Tuesday, February 22 2011 |
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The Miami edition of the "Real Housewives" series, which started in Orange County as good, not-always-clean fun, adds a Latino twist to the mix. This proves that in America, women of all races, creeds and colors can create and nurture tedious little dramas from pretty much nada. The marquee name for the Miami cast is Larsa Pippen, wife of former NBA star Scottie Pippen. She explains in her introductory remarks that it's not easy being her - because after mothering four kids, cooking and maintaining Scottie's schedule, she still has an NBA wife's responsibility to "look cute" at the end of the day. She has a near-colleague in Cristy Rice, who was married for 11 years to former NBA star Glen Rice, but now that they've divorced isn't getting along so well with him. That sometimes happens with, you know, divorce. New York Daily News |
» Wednesday, November 17 2010 |
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This morning, Jorge Sedano (790TheTicket) asked Glen Rice question I’d intended to ask yesterday, if not for a game of phone tag. What’s it like going from a first option to a third? “If you want to win, it’s an easy transition,” Rice said. “And I really feel (Chris) Bosh wants to win. To me, it seems like he’s accepted that role. Is it something new? Absolutely. Is it something that you get right away? No. You’ve got to get used to it. But when you have the type of caliber players that Bosh has in front of him, it’s a much, much easier situation to just sit back and just say, ‘Hey, you know what, I’m going to chip in when I need to chip in, I’m going to be be there for these guys when I’m needed. And I’m just going to enjoy the show and work as hard as possible.’” “I mean, it takes a lot of pressure off him as well.” Palm Beach Post |
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