The 6-foot-4 freshman originally was recruited by Washington, where assistant Quincy Pondexter discovered they were cousins. They've been like brothers ever since.

Paul George was the biggest name available on this years free agent market. He eventually landed with the Sixers, and a ...

In that time, San Joaquin Memorial graduate and eight-year NBA veteran, Quincy Pondexter, has expressed his desire to get a shot at the job - even getting support from Fresno native and former US ...

After bringing in former Washington associate head coach Will Conroy, Musselman has also hired former Washington assistant Quincy Pondexter, the program announced Thursday on social media.

There's an opening for the position of head coach of the Fresno State women's basketball team, but one of the area's top ...

Husky Legend and eight-year NBA veteran Quincy Pondexter enters his third season as an Assistant Coach for Mike Hopkins. Pondexter returned to Washington in a coaching capacity prior to the 2021-22 ...

Pondexter made an immediate impact upon his arrival. As a freshman at UW, he started 22 games and finished third on the team in scoring. Quincy briefly considered making the leap to the NBA before ...

Yates, once a top 50 recruit in the 2023 recruiting class out of Beaumont, Texas, chose to follow ex-Husky assistant coaches Will Conroy and Quincy Pondexter — his uncle — and play for the USC ...

You probably could have gotten pretty good odds at the start of the NBA season if you had bet that both San Antonio and Houston, two of the league's powerhouse teams, would be under. 500 a quarter ...

1 / 50Pelicans Anthony Davis, Ryan Anderson, Jrue Holiday and Quincy Pondexter helped model our the team's new pride uniforms which celebrate the Mardi Gras spirit. 1 / 50Pelicans Anthony Davis ...

At least, that’s what Quincy Pondexter thought. Pondexter had been an assistant at his alma mater, Washington, for only a few months. He’d never spoken to Wesley Yates III but was familiar ...

It was just a run-of-the-mill recruiting call. At least, that’s what Quincy Pondexter thought. Pondexter had been an assistant at his alma mater, Washington, for only a few months. He’d never ...