Colbert game

Wichita State would finish the quarter on a run to tie it up at 16 after 10 minutes. Three Trajata Colbert layups and a pair of Mariah McCully free throws gave the Shockers their first lead in the opening minutes of the second quarter.

McCully and Carla Bremaud splashed in back-to-back triples with just under on the clock to make it Jane Asinde split two free throws in the final seconds to put the Shockers up at the break.

After starting the game 4-for-4 from beyond the arc, the Pioneers would miss their last eight attempts of the half. Colbert scored all eight of her first half points in the second frame to lead Wichita State. Strong was right behind with six.

Denver quickly erased the halftime deficit and regained the lead at the midway point. With the game tied at 43, Wichita State scored the next seven points to take a lead. During the run Asinde accounted for five of those points. In the final minute Wichita State grabbed its largest lead of nine after Colbert scored inside, but Denver cashed in a three-pointer just before the buzzer to make it after three quarters.

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Seoltang bbopki was widely considered to be a local tradition for decades, but it has recently received global attention due to its prominent role in Squid Game's second challenge. Squid Game 's meteoric success has sparked a worldwide interest in South Korean popular culture and entertainment. Already, major western production studios are green-lighting English-language adaptations of acclaimed Korean dramas and films.

With general audiences' interest in Korean intellectual properties at an all time high, it's likely that more IP from South Korea will make its way into the west in the coming years, including a potential Squid Game season 2. Shortly after that, the Jets signed Colbert to the practice squad, promoting him to the active roster later in the month. Colbert played four games with New York, recording 16 tackles, 10 of which were solo, and 1.

A seventh-round pick out of Miami in the NFL Draft, Colbert — who started his college career at Texas — was picked by the San Francisco 49ers and remained there for just over two seasons. Colbert played in 21 games, starting 12, during those first two years in San Francisco. Colbert recorded 58 tackles, six pass deflections and forced two fumbles during those days with the 49ers before being waived with an injury settlement in early September Colbert did not play for the Seahawks in a game, was put back on the practice squad and then signed by the Miami Dolphins off of that practice squad.