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Politie zocht een wapen in Iverson's huis nadat hij iemand bedreigde om te doden

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The police found broken glass and smeared blood inside a vehicle frequently driven by Allen Iverson's wife, but an extensive search of his home and cars Thursday failed to turn up any guns, a police official said today.

Investigators also found rocks and women's clothing in the vehicle, a Cadillac Escalade, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. In a court affidavit, the police said they were hunting for evidence to back accusations that Iverson threw his wife, Tawanna Iverson, out of their Gladwyne mansion during a fight July 2, then barged into a cousin's Philadelphia apartment with a gun while searching for her early in the morning of July 3.

The police were able to confirm that Tawanna Iverson checked into a hotel on July 1 and that Allen Iverson, apparently upset, had gone there looking for her shortly before 3 a.m. on July 3.

While there, the police said, he told security guards he was looking for a car with smashed windows. He left without finding it.

None of the Cadillac's windows were broken when the police searched it Thursday, but in court papers investigators said they were also seeking automobile repair receipts.

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PRO BASKETBALL; Searches Fail to Find a Gun

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The police found broken glass and smeared blood inside a vehicle frequently driven by Allen Iverson's wife, but an extensive search of his home and cars Thursday failed to turn up any guns, a police official said today. Investigators also found rocks and women's clothing in the vehicle, a Cadillac Escalade, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

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Philadelphia 76ers stuurt Iverson weg en verliest een reeks wedstrijden

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Iverson, 24, declined to talk with reporters. He was in street clothes sitting with his bodyguard and two friends under the stands an hour before the game.

According to General Manager Billy King, Iverson phoned the team trainer yesterday morning to say he had a headache and would not be at the 11 a.m. shoot-around. King called Iverson's hotel room shortly thereafter, but there was no answer.

The reserve Bruce Bowen sank three 3-pointers in the fourth quarter against his former team to lead Miami over Philadelphia.

Tim Hardaway came within a rebound of the fourth triple-double in Heat history. He had 18 points, 14 assists and 9 rebounds.

Bowen scored a season-high 16 points for the Heat, which won its 13th straight at home to break the franchise record set in 1992-93.

The 76ers fell five and a half games behind Atlantic Division leader Miami.

JAZZ 107, CAVALIERS 86

Bryon Russell scored 13 points and Karl Malone 11 during a 36-8 third-quarter run to lead Utah to the victory in Cleveland.

Howard Eisley scored 24 points for the Jazz, including 10 during the fourth quarter. Malone finished with 21 and Russell with 18.

Malone and Russell helped turn a 47-41 deficit into a 77-55 lead during the big run, which began with a 17-0 spurt over a 3:42 span.

Danny Ferry led Cleveland with 15 points and 9 rebounds.

MAVERICKS 110, SPURS 88

Erick Strickland scored 26 points and hit 5 of his team's 12 3-pointers as Dallas got its first victory in the Alamodome since 1996.

The Mavericks, 27-37 and not in postseason contention, have beaten playoff-bound Phoenix, Indiana and San Antonio in the last six days after losing six in a row.

While Dallas sizzled offensively, San Antonio was lethargic in its first game since Tuesday night's emotional return of Sean Elliott from a kidney transplant. Elliott started and played the first eight minutes, but he did not see action in the second half after his right groin tightened up. He had 2 points and 4 rebounds.

BUCKS 106, ROCKETS 96

Ray Allen scored 28 points and Sam Cassell added 22 as Milwaukee handed visiting Houston its fifth straight loss.

The rookie Steve Francis had 22 points for the Rockets and Kelvin Cato added 20.

Glenn Robinson, held to 5 points in the first half, had 14 after the break, including 8 in the fourth period as the Bucks never let the lead they grabbed in the third quarter slip away.

TIMBERWOLVES 96, TRAIL BLAZERS 92

Joe Smith scored 12 points in the last 7:05, including a desperate bank shot with 15.1 seconds left, giving visiting Minnesota the victory.

A 13-foot baseline jumper by Steve Smith cut the lead to 91-89 with 40.3 seconds left. At the other end, Minnesota's Kevin Garnett had the ball stripped by Scottie Pippen, but the ball bounced to Smith, who heaved a 17-foot shot off the glass to barely beat the shot clock and make it 93-89.

After a timeout, Pippen's inbound pass was picked off by Garnett, who passed to Malik Sealy for the clinching dunk.

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N.B.A.: ROUNDUP; Philadelphia Suspends Iverson, and Then Loses

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Iverson, 24, declined to talk with reporters. He was in street clothes sitting with his bodyguard and two friends under the stands an hour before the game. According to General Manager Billy King, Iverson phoned the team trainer yesterday morning to say he had a headache and would not be at the 11 a.m.

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Iverson gestemd als beste binnenkomer in de NBA

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Allen Iverson was so confident that he deserved the National Basketball Association rookie of the year award that he called it ''my award'' three weeks before the end of the season. As it turned out, he was right.

Iverson won the award today, getting 44 of 115 votes from writers and broadcasters who cover the N.B.A.

Minnesota's Stephon Marbury finished second with 35 votes, and Vancouver's Shareef Abdur-Rahim was third with 25. Also receiving votes were Boston's Antoine Walker (6) and the Nets' Kerry Kittles (5).

''I would have always felt I was rookie of the year even if I didn't get the award, but I wanted it bad,'' Iverson said today. ''As a rookie, I think I made the most impact.''

Iverson, a 21-year-old guard out of Georgetown who was the top pick in the 1996 draft, was the leading rookie scorer this season, and his average of 23.5 points placed him sixth over all.

He may have clinched the award with his streak of scoring 40 or more points in five straight games in April, the longest high-scoring streak ever by a rookie. His team finished 22-60, the 76ers' third-worst mark ever.

Marbury's supporters pointed out he helped transform the Timberwolves into a playoff team and led all rookies by averaging 7.5 assists.

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Allen Iverson was so confident that he deserved the National Basketball Association rookie of the year award that he called it ''my award'' three weeks before the end of the season. As it turned out, he was right. Iverson won the award today, getting 44 of 115 votes from writers and broadcasters who cover the N.B.A.

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Reebok ontwierp nieuwe schoenen voor Iverson zijn verjaardag

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Reebok Celebrates Allen Iverson's Birthday With These Shoes

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Iverson met zijn beste vriend Yao Ming

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Iverson in Hall of Fame

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In a highlight destined to be repeated many more times, Iverson, as a brash rookie, schooled Michael Jordan with a crossover move in 1997.

Iverson will also forever be remembered for a single word: practice. After skipping a Sixers practice in 2002, he attended a news conference at which he played down his transgression in a monologue in which he repeated the word more than 20 times.

His tattoos and cornrows were ahead of the curve and alienated some old-school fans. Iverson had troubles with the law, and financial problems after retirement. But his following was devoted.

In an interview on ESPN on Monday, Iverson came up with what may become another memorable quotation: "I wasn't a point guard. I was a killer."

Also inducted on Monday were Coach Tom Izzo, who has taken Michigan State to seven Final Fours; the Houston Comets star Sheryl Swoopes; the 1960s and 1970s pro star Zelmo Beaty; and the longtime Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf.

The class of 10 new members was rounded out by the referee Darell Garretson; John McLendon, considered the first African-American to coach in the pros; and Cumberland Posey, a Baseball Hall of Famer for his Negro leagues exploits, who also played on the Loendi Big Five, an elite all-black basketball team of the 1920s.

The coaches Lefty Driesell and Eddie Sutton were among the nominees passed over this year.

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Allen Iverson Stands Tall in New Hall of Fame Class

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In a highlight destined to be repeated many more times, Iverson, as a brash rookie, schooled Michael Jordan with a crossover move in 1997. Iverson will also forever be remembered for a single word: practice.

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Iverson zijn meest bekende Celebration

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Meest bekende quote van Iverson

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Zelfs mensen die niks weten van basketbal kennen Iverson zijn interviews

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Hij word ook wel King of Crossovers genoemd

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Tattoos van Iverson

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Iverson tijdens een wedstrijd voor Besiktas in Turkije

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De familie Iverson

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Een van het meest verkochte tenues allertijden met de naam Iverson

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Bij elk rugnummer 3 word meteen gedacht aan Allen Iverson

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Bruiloft van Allen Iverson en Tawanna Turnet

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Iverson in 2016

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Jonge Iverson naar het gevangenis

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Carriere van Iverson

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Netflix publiceerde de documentaire van Iverson dit jaar

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Tribeca FF (2014) - Iverson Official Trailer - Allen Iverson Basketball Documentary HD

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Subscribe to TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: http://bit.ly/H2vZUn Subscribe to INDIE & FILM FESTIVALS: http://bit.ly/1wbkfYg Like us on FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/dHs73 Follow us on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt Tribeca FF (2014) - Iverson Official Trailer - Allen Iverson Basketball Documentary HD Iverson is the ultimate legacy of NBA legend Allen Iverson, who rose from a childhood of crushing poverty in Hampton, Virginia, to become an 11-time NBA All-Star and universally recognized icon of his sport.

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Iverson was een legende voor veel legende spelers

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Kobe Bryant: Allen Iverson pushed me to another level (2016)

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Bryant and O'Neal have apparently put their well-chronicled feud behind them - "We're extremely friendly with each other," Bryant said - and Iverson influenced the trajectory of Bryant's career. Bryant recalled a regular-season game in 1999 in which Iverson scored 41 points for the 76ers in a win over the Lakers.

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Vaarwels show van Iverson

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Allen Iverson's Number is Retired by the Philadelphia 76ers!

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Het meest bekende sport interview allertijden

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Allen Iverson's Interview We talkin' about practice

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Hij speelde ook American Football in zijn jongere jaren.

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Het bekendste play allertijden

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Iverson won 11x speler van de jaar prijs in 15 jaar.

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Iverson met zijn niet succesvolle rap album

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Allen Iverson was de eerste basketballer die tatto's, rasta haar en ganster kleding droeg

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Eerste jaar in de NBA, dolt Michael Jordan en scoort (crossover)

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Allen Iverson crosses over Michael Jordan upon their first meeting

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As a kid, Iverson had bragged to his coach about taking on MJ...and now, he would finally get his chance. When Iverson got a hold of the ball, he heard Chicago Bulls' coach Phil Jackson yell "Michael!", ordering Jordan to guard rookie Allen Iverson. Iverson first gives a small cross to see if Jordan would bite.

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Allen Iverson won the Big East championship met zijn College

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18-jarige Iverson gaat naar het gevangenis

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Bowling Alley Brawl Nets 5-year Term

HAMPTON - Allen Iverson, hailed as the finest high school athlete in the country, received a five-year prison sentence Wednesday and was escorted from a Hampton courtroom in handcuffs.

Circuit Judge Nelson T. Overton sentenced Iverson, 18, to five years for taking part in a bowling alley brawl so violent that some customers ran down the lanes and tried hiding in the pins. Iverson started the Valentine's Day melee by "mouthing off" to other bowlers, and he hit one woman over the head with a chair, prosecutors alleged.

Iverson was convicted two months ago of three counts of maiming by mob, a felony punishable by up to 20 years for each count. Overton gave Iverson 15 years - five years per count - but suspended 10 of those years.

Advisory guidelines produced by the state called for Iverson to get even more time than he did.

On Wednesday afternoon, the second day of classes for Iverson's fellow students at Bethel High, Iverson was transferred from the Hampton jail to the Newport News City Farm. Inmates at the farm, a minimum-security jail, spend their days growing crops and cutting grass, among other chores.

Iverson could be eligible for parole in 10 months, one-sixth of his sentence. He might be able to attend school under a work-release program, but he'll need the judge's approval first.

Overton refused to allow Iverson to remain free while appealing the convictions.

If released in 10 months, Iverson would be 19 years old.

Iverson's exploits on the basketball court coupled with his troubles in court have generated reams of national publicity. Sports Illustrated and The New York Times have done stories on him, and a media crush that included reporters from the New York Daily News, Washington Post and USA Today attended Wednesday's sentencing hearing.

The convictions won't bar him from playing college basketball.

Word of Iverson's sentence spread quickly.

"I'm absolutely dumbfounded," said Bob Gibbons, a prominent talent scout based in North Carolina. "I'm not saying he shouldn't be punished, but he's a child. He deserves a second chance."

"It's unfair," said Iverson's mother, Ann. "I'm shocked because he would not let my son finish school."

In recent weeks, a group numbering about 200 has begun raising money to offset any legal expenses incurred by Iverson and three other teens convicted in the brawl. The group, named SWIS after the first letter of each defendant's last name, helped collect about 2,000 signatures on a petition asking Overton for leniency.

Outside the courthouse Wednesday, the group's members railed at Overton's sentence.

"We're beginning to see Klansmen in robes of another color," said Joyce Hobson, a teacher who helped organize SWIS.

"I'm outraged," said Linda Mines, one of the group's organizers. "Drug dealers get less than that. Murderers get less than that. People with guns and knives get less than that."

Added Marilyn Strother, another organizer: "It's a high-tech lynching without a rope."

The group has contacted several civil rights organizations about the case. The NAACP's Legal Defense Fund has already assigned a lawyer to the matter, said Hobson.

Iverson's supporters contended the prosecution was motivated by racism. They also said the case would not have been pursued so vigorously if not for Iverson's status as one of the most sought-after athletes in the country.

Commonwealth's Attorney Christopher W. Hutton denied both charges.

"Racism is evil and wicked and stupid, and I choose to be none of those things," Hutton said.

Iverson's athletic exploits "may have factored into how the media treated it, but it was irrelevant as far as this office was concerned," he added.

One of Hutton's assistants, Colleen Killilea, handled the case's prosecution. She asked Overton to send Iverson to prison, saying the brawl resulted in serious injury to three people, including the woman hit by Iverson. That woman received six stitches and suffered amnesia, Killilea said.

The brawl occurred Feb. 14 at Circle Lanes Bowling Center in Hampton. Witnesses said an estimated 15 to 20 black males began picking up chairs and hitting white people. Prosecutors said Iverson provoked the attack for no reason at all. Defense attorneys said the fight started after Iverson was the object of a racial slur.

The defendants sentenced Wednesday - Iverson, Michael Simmons, 19, and Samuel Wynn, 19 - have yet to accept blame for what happened, Killilea said.

"They have not shown, any of them, one shred of remorse," she said.

Simmons and Wynn were both convicted of six charges for their roles in the brawl. Simmons received a five-year sentence Wednesday and Wynn received three years. Both were taken to jail. Neither said anything to Overton before being sentenced, but Iverson did.

"I would like to apologize to my family and friends and the community, if I caused them any embarrassment," he said.

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Top 10 plays van Allen Iverson

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A countdown of Allen Iverson's Top 10 Career Plays. Relive this talented guard's greatest shots, crossovers, and dunks from his rookie season to retirement. Honorable Mention: 11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIdkoZkjXrU 12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV6Y0OcMJ7o 13. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EojdXPsG3Z0 14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogw0PTEMzi4 15.

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Allen Iverson fan page

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - By Chris Forsberg at ESPN-- Only Allen Iverson could deliver a Hall of Fame speech that name-checked '90s rappers, referenced "Chappelle's Show" and thanked just about every person he met along his basketball journey. Only Shaquille O'Neal could follow that act with what amounted to a half-hour comedy routine that needled former coaches and teammates and included...

Thursday, August 4 from 6-10 pm: Allen Iverson Celebrity UnGala 2016, a night honoring Allen Iverson for his contributions to the sports and entertainment culture Location: Sheraton Society Hill, 1 Dock Street, Philadelphia, PA Join with the Philadelphia community as we honor our own Allen Iverson for his many contributions to the sports and entertainment culture. Some of the biggest names...

By Ryan Totka - Moore Management and Entertainment, 214 Films and Allen Iverson will release and premiere the documentary called "Iverson" at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 27th at 9:30pm. The movie held at the SVA Theater 1 Silas is Executive Produced by Mike Tollin and Gary Moore with a cast of NBA celebrities including Allen Iverson, Tom Brokaw, Larry Brown,...

Allen started his career by being named the NBA Rookie of the Year in the 1996-97 season and is an eleven-time NBA All-Star which includes winning the All-Star MVP award in 2001 and 2005.

Winning the NBA scoring title during the 1998-99, 2000-01, 2001-02 and 2004-05 seasons, Iverson was one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history, despite his small stature at 6'0″. His regular season career scoring average of 26.7 points per game ranks sixth all-time, and his playoff career scoring average of 29.7 points per game is second only to Michael Jordan. Iverson was also the NBA Most Valuable Player of the 2000-01 season and led his team to the 2001 NBA Finals that same season. Iverson represented the United States at the 2004 Summer Olympics, winning the bronze medal.

He also played for the Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons and the Memphis Grizzlies, before returning to the 76ers for part of the 2009-10 season. He was rated the fifth greatest NBA shooting guard of all time by ESPN in 2008 and is destined for the NBA Hall of Fame... Get Up Close with Allen
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Allen Iverson Official Website - NBA Legend and Future Hall of Famer

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - By Chris Forsberg at ESPN-- Only Allen Iverson could deliver a Hall of Fame speech that name-checked '90s rappers, referenced "Chappelle's Show" and thanked just about every person he met along his basketball journey. Only Shaquille O'Neal could follow that act with what amounted to a half-hour comedy routine that needled former coaches and teammates and included...