Yet-to-be-confirmed Ghana coach reveals how he will combine Dortmund job with Black Stars role
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Golden State Warriors coach, Steve Kerr has asked some tough questions to the United States government following the school shooting that occurred in Texas on Tuesday, May 24.
A total of 19 students and 2 students have been confirmed killed when a gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School before he was killed by law enforcement.
According to a report via the BBC News, the 18-year-old suspect had a handgun, an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, and high-capacity magazines.
Yet-to-be-confirmed Ghana coach reveals how he will combine Dortmund job with Black Stars role
FootballSteve Kerr who was speaking in a press conference ahead of the Golden State Warrior’s playoff game against the Dallas Mavericks has now called for stricter gun laws in the USA.
The Golden State Warriors coach who says he is tired of offering condolences, wants the government to be held responsible for the shootings.
Meanwhile, Golden States Warriors star, Steph Curry has backed his manager, Steve Kerr following the coach’s outburst after the Texas school shooting.
According to the Metro UK, Curry revealed the shootings were on everyone’s mind before their Western Conference finals game 4 against Dallas Mavericks.
Curry expressed his sympathy to parents who lost their kids in the shooting as he expressed worry about the situation in the USA.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Golden State Warriors great Stephen Curry was in record-breaking, history-making form at the 2022 NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland.
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FootballThis was as Team LeBron defeated Team Durant in the 52nd NBA All-Star Game, which was held at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Arena in Ohio.
Los Angeles superstar LeBron James captained the eponymous team, while Brooklyn Nets ace Kevin Durant couldn't lead his team due to a family bereavement.