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Sidney Wicks

Sidney Wicks

American former basketball playerWikipedia

Search complete. 11 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Sidney Wicks".

Oct 23, 2026

Whitey GleasonHOST
3:12
So, and Law Murray pointed this out, the only field goal percentage lower in a debut with 20 or more attempts was Sidney Wick's.
Whitey GleasonHOST
3:20
who used to play with Jeff Petrie back in Portland, Sidney Wicks in 1971 in his opener was five for 27.
Whitey GleasonHOST
3:26
Yeah.
Whitey GleasonHOST
3:27
So it was historically poor shooting for Darius Acuff, and I just think that something needs to be corrected.
Mark JosephHOST
6:48
John was not about basketball as much as the fundamentals of life, which you then applied to basketball, right?
Trace GallagherGUEST
6:56
Yeah, I mean, and he would often say to whether it was to Bill Walton or to Lew Alcindor, who became Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Sidney Wicks, it didn't matter.
Trace GallagherGUEST
7:06
I mean, John Wooden would always say, do as I tell you to do and you will win.
Trace GallagherGUEST
7:11
And they did what he said and they won.
Matt GeorgeHOST
3:57
Darius Acuff Jr. has the second worst.
Matt GeorgeHOST
4:00
20.8% from the field behind Sidney Wicks.
Matt GeorgeHOST
4:04
In 1971, Elmore Smith was third in 1971, and O.J. Mayo, Grizzlies legend.
Matt GeorgeHOST
4:10
Oh, my gosh.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:46
And I think never really lost it and it was kind of an uncomfortable couple years.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:51
I mean, it was Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe.
Bob LobelGUEST
24:53
That was-
Glenn OrdwayHOST
24:54
That was uncomfortable within itself.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
19:57
People have forgot about it, and they forget about, you know, how good this team was with Tommy behind the bench for those few years in the 70s, Bob, before it became, you know, Curtis Rowe and who was the other guy? I don't even remember.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
20:12
Sidney.
Glenn OrdwayGUEST
20:12
Sidney Wicks, yeah, before that disaster,
Bob RyanHOST
20:15
you know? He had two careers.
Bob RyanHOST
20:17
The first six years, he was a sixth man.
Pete EnichPANELIST
39:48
The ubiquitous [laughs] never-ending trivia question, who was the center at UCLA between Bill Walton and-
Curtis SeaboltHOST
39:58
Sidney Wicks? I don't know.
Curtis SeaboltHOST
39:59
Who?
Pete EnichPANELIST
40:00
...
Marques JohnsonGUEST
13:02
We had a great summer league at, uh, Trade Tech College downtown.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
13:06
Played against Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe, and, but the best player of all that I played against was this dude named Arkansas Red who went to college in Arkansas, but he averaged like 35 a game in, in NAIA.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
13:18
I think it was the last guy cut on the Olympic team in 1968 or something.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
13:22
But-

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Marques JohnsonGUEST
29:34
That was always my thing.
Bishop B HennHOST
29:36
I respect it.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
29:36
It was me and Sidney Wicks and these other guys that, uh, Gail Goodrich, these old, old school guys.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
29:41
But then between Paul Pierce out of Inglewood-
Marques JohnsonGUEST
26:24
Well, I used to be considered one of the top five players in L.A. That was always my thing.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
26:29
It was me and Sidney Wicks and these other guys that Gil Goodrich, these old school guys.
Marques JohnsonGUEST
26:34
But then...
Marques JohnsonGUEST
26:34
Between Paul Pierce out of Englewood, James Harden went to my middle school.

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4 Hours of Relaxing NBA Stories to Fall Asleep To

Sep 28 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:39
With a Golden Gloves background and a zero-tolerance attitude, he didn't just take elbows, he gave them.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:44
In nineteen seventy-six, he famously threw hands with Sidney Wicks.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:48
Other scraps followed with guys like Dale Schluter, Larry McNeil, and John Brown.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:53
He once said, "If you come close enough where I can smell your bad breath, I'm knocking you out." That pretty much sums up the vibe.

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