"Kim it's clear Kanye has nothing for you except dribble and dribble and feeble conversation," Wendy began.
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"Kim it's clear Kanye has nothing for you except dribble and dribble and evil conversation," Williams said.
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"Kim it's clear Kanye has nothing for you except dribble and dribble and feeble conversation," Williams said, slamming the star.
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Now, this girl can dribble with both hands while doing the splits, dribble while catching tennis balls, and hit three-pointers.
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"The first concern people had was to understand what was going on before we're going to reveal information dribble by dribble," the Vermont senator said.
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"Kim it's clear Kanye has nothing for you except dribble and dribble and feeble conversation," Williams said on her talk show last January, after Kardashian posted some scandalous photos.
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Ingles took 154 shots off > one dribble all year.
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I know he saw a tear dribble down my cheek.
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His live dribble was oil spattering on a hot pan.
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"She used to dribble the basketball around me," he wrote.
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Most of those are wild difficult and off the dribble.
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Dribble some food while sprawled on the couch watching Westworld?
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Eat popcorn, dribble a basketball or swing a "plunja" pickaxe.
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He's crafty off the dribble and plays with unteachable awareness.
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But NC State had issues guarding the Commodores off the dribble.
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He shot 18-footers and he took people off the dribble.
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This is why we will not just SHUT up and dribble!
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Oh, of course, and I'll dribble them out now and then.
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" He added, "But we will definitely not shut up and dribble.
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Adorable babies tumble, squawk and dribble their way to the festivities.
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"He zipped right through it, spider dribble and all," he said.
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When information began to dribble out, it was vague and misleading.
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Is the player shooting off the dribble or from a pass?
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I would definitely not want to dribble a basketball near him.
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Off-brand European Frank Kaminsky gets taken off the dribble at about 1:28, proving that all Frank Kaminskys in all possible Realifranks are doomed to suffer when they have to stop dribble penetration on a switch.
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Dray should have realized that Al-Farouq Aminu had spent his time on the Portland Trail Blazers learning to waltz with his deep inner rawness, teaching his body the score of one-two-three-dribble-dribble-dunk.
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It was love at first dribble for Ben McCleskey and Avery Armstrong.
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I practice all sorts of dribble moves from all over the court.
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As a basketball player we're really supposed to shut up and dribble.
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Dribble through the gallery to see the hoops heroes as college classics.
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Every second trying to contain him off of the dribble is exhausting.
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Towns makes one quick dribble, and gets to the hoop with ease.
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"Drip, Dribble and Splash," group show featuring 70 artists exhibiting small works.
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He can make every pass with either hand off a live dribble.
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Zuckerberg's announcement isn't the only bit of news to dribble out early.
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To Houston, Beasley represented the possibility of another off-the-dribble creator.
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Few teams cut more or leaned as heavily on dribble hand-offs.
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When not confined to a container, liquids will splatter, dribble, and ooze.
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He shoots it, catch-and-shoot, or off the dribble, like Steph.
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"He uses a rhythm dribble to get a good look," James said.
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And just look at the footwork on this one-dribble pull up!
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Comparing the dribble to any other basketball player's basketball move is useless.
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Whereas Curry showed incredible ability off the dribble as a rookie, however, placing in the 65th percentile in the NBA in overall pick-and-roll plays, as well as the 94th percentile in shooting off the dribble, Hield has not shown anything resembling that, placing in just the 15th percentile in the pick-and-roll and the 24th percentile in shooting off the dribble.
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Defenders beaten off the dribble often foul Robinson as they try to recover.
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Bangs, ever frumpled, is dewy-eyed even while he derides it as dribble.
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He beat me off the dribble, he pulled up for 15-foot jumpers.
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" Added Lillard: "You prefer him to shoot pull-up threes off the dribble.
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For Sexton, the goal was to sharpen his entire off-the-dribble attack.
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"I still can dribble better than everybody I train," Shammgod told VICE Sports.
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Instead of putting the ball down and driving LeBron… picks up his dribble?
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Last year 70.1 percent of his shots were launched without taking a dribble.
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But have you seen Jaliyah Manuel dribble while doing one-armed push-ups?
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He passes like a point guard and beats wing players off the dribble.
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So he took a step-back dribble and fired a 3-point attempt.
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"He didn't even know how to dribble or make a layup," Velliniatis said.
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Everything can change in one dribble: a player's career, a team's championship aspirations.
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It seemed they tried to isolate on you and attack off the dribble?
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Results dribble out overnight, with the outcome typically reasonably clear within six hours.
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There was no slow dribble up the court after a change of possessions.
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Often, they even forgot to dribble the ball and were whistled for traveling.
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The broad outline of "the Chennault affair" would dribble out over the years.
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Calipari is optimistic, because Travis can shoot, create off the dribble and score.
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Do not attempt to dribble the rock, which to reiterate is prohibitively difficult.
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He scored behind the three-point line, he scored on baseline fadeaway, he scored at the free-throw line, he pulled up above the key, he took fellow big men off the dribble with a massive, herky-jerky, goofy-looking dribble.
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The Mavericks' early ability to attack off dribble penetration paid dividends on two fronts.
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Simone Biles may be the world's greatest gymnast – but can she dribble a basketball?
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Or an ankle-breaking crossover dribble that leaves an opponent tumbling to the floor.
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The researchers began by putting people in motion-capture suits to watch them dribble.
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Vision will be consolidated by SoftBank, so details may dribble out in earnings reports.
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For both teams, the key to their three-point shooting will be dribble penetration.
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Dribble through the gallery to see the Brazilian babe basking in his birthday glory.
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It just looks like — just beat us on the dribble, transition, just looking faster.
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In 2016 and 2017, over 80 percent of Capela's shots came without a dribble.
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It just looks like, just beat us on the dribble, transition, just looking faster.
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When they switched to a zone, a spry Noah attacked it off the dribble.
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Dodd-Frank and its supporters have turned this vital faucet down to a dribble.
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A basketball magazine called Dabudori (Double Dribble) has been available for the last year.
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Brogdon pulled his hand away, thinking his dribble had gone off Pascal Siakam's foot.
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And it's lots of money upfront rather than having it dribble out over time.
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So it's extending it, and taking it off the dribble a little bit more.
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Uranium and thorium decay, in a steady dribble over billions of years, into lead.
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" James echoed Durant's sentiment, tweeting the hashtag "we will not shut up and dribble.
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The ball is like a rabbit, it can go anywhere and you can't dribble.
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He would take his worn basketball and head to a park and shoot and dribble, and dribble and shoot, and play pickup games, where he sometimes ran his mouth too much because he just wanted to win, he admits now, maybe too much.
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Yep. In my neighborhood, I used to dribble around the block four times a day.
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At Duke, he showed off a wide array of dribble-drive moves and post-ups.
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A Sports Edition comes with Ice Hockey, Double Dribble, Track and Field and all those.
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Using motion-capture technology, they've shown an algorithm generally how humans move when they dribble.
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He was faster, more decisive, and seemed to dribble even more than he does now.
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Go under the screen, and he's a capable jump shooter off the dribble from deep.
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Veterans Lance Thomas and Courtney Lee sealed the deal, beating the Magic off the dribble.
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Her first possession back off the bench, Wilson dribble-drove, kicked to an open teammate.
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Khadeen Carrington finished with 12 points, but lost his dribble on the game's final possession.
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"Drip, Dribble and Splash," group show featuring 70 artists exhibiting small 4" x 6" works.
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"Shut Up and Dribble" could turn into "Shut Up and Pay Me" for LeBron James.
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He took one dribble toward the corner, set his feet and put up the shot.
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We passed the bottle back and forth and watched ejaculate dribble over the girl's face.
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Other issues the ManHood seeks to solve are the infamous "dribble issues" in older gentlemen.
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The only thing I could do was dribble the ball around and shoot jump shots.
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Like this lady on Fox News who told LeBron James to shut up and dribble.
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Specifically, he forgot the most basic rule of them all: You are supposed to dribble.
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He hasn't missed a dribble of game action yet with 209:218 remaining in regulation.
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De Sousa may have expected to dribble out the game, only to be unexpectedly stripped.
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All I had to do was kind of rip through, take a dribble and shoot.
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Livingston easily evaded Harden with a behind-the-back dribble and drove for a dunk.
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He was a dribbler, and he would only pass when he had finished his dribble.
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He can stand still, fire away on the move, and pull-up off the dribble.
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He was nimble in the open court and liked to shoot jumpers, dribble, and pass.
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NON-RUNNER Morgan Stanley will likely begin a dribble out of Lloyds Bank shares this week.
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So keep the political commentary to yourself, or as someone once said, shut up and dribble.
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Will Amazon or Walmart Be the First to Dribble Pre-Chewed Steak Directly Into My Mouth?
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Offer a cushion and Durant can rhythm-dribble his way into doing exactly what he did.
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They were just beating us off the dribble, scoring at the glass, beating us with layups.
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On the next possession, Westbrook deflected Jared Dudley's dribble out of bounds, leaving 0.1 seconds remaining.
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Dribble through the gallery to see the insanely built baller and his abs of steel. MVP!
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I went to the bathroom to make myself vomit, but nothing but a dribble came out.
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"Very few people focus on the ball pick up off the dribble," the league executive said.
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He has a probing dribble and a knack for sensing the discrete layers of a defense.
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Not one player managed to dribble past Van Dijk during the whole of the 2018-2019.
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Levin can be deceptive off the dribble, so Leaf's foot speed might be challenged on defense.
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Absorb his unnecessarily high dribble on the perimeter, his lucky isolation shots that make no sense.
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"They get their 23s from dribble penetration," Nuggets coach Michael Malone told reporters of the Mavericks.
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He starts with an incredible ability to knock down open jump shots off of the dribble.
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So keep the political commentary to yourself, or as someone once said, shut up and dribble.
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Messi is 31 now, still a master of the close-quarters dribble and the quick strike.
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Earnings season is underway, but it's in the "slow dribble phase," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Earnings season is underway, but it's in the "slow dribble phase," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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" He then targeted the conservative host's comments, saying athletes "can do a lot more than dribble.
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So keep the political commentary to yourself, or, as someone once said, 'shut up and dribble.
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McLaughlin shot 12 of 19 from the field and was tough to contain off the dribble.
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New revelations continue to dribble out even after the conclusion of the House investigation and Senate trial.
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Defenses figure to sag off of him and dare him to make plays off of the dribble.
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Still, not too many players can dribble the ball 10 times and then finish at the rim.
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He accomplished most of his handiwork off the dribble, utilizing his quickness to get to the rim.
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I am an Argentinean: I liked to touch the ball three, four times, to dribble past someone.
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He's capable of pulling up off the dribble, running off of screens, or hitting catch-and-shoots.
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So, it seems obvious he would try to get the rights to "Shut Up and Dribble" too.
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Hideous post-ups have almost been entirely replaced by Drummond serving as a dribble hand-off initiator.
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On Monday, injured point guard Rajon Rondo was cleared by doctors to dribble with his right hand.
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He has a great first step and is very quick, but not very shifty off the dribble.
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He's also become very good at reading the many different options on dribble handoffs and pindown screens.
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Zuber of Switzerland with a nice dribble and a curling shot, but the keeper is right there.
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Waters ran the final possession to perfection, punctuating an intrepid dribble drive with the winning scoop shot.
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Suddenly Ziyech is free in the box for Morocco: a dribble and a shot, but it's blocked.
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Connecticut shot 49 percent from the field, frequently hurting the Wildcats off post-ups or dribble penetration.
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I have to say that I loved DRIBBLE GLASS almost as much as I loved REBOUND GUY.
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In the third quarter, Westbrook began bringing the ball up the court but inexplicably did not dribble.
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That's when Delle Donne took her first dribble-drive of the afternoon, normally her go-to play.
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As the results dribble out, they will be unsatisfying to almost everyone -- at least to some degree.
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Harden fully picks up his dribble just before planting his right foot as his first official step.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks' wunderkind, leapt to snare a rebound, spun and began to dribble down court.
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Bogut watches the ball; he's looking for a dribble drive, somewhere, anywhere, that he can snuff out.
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It's rare that a player creates a new, iconic shot, pass, or dribble move in today's NBA.
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My jaw dropped with such suddenness that milk from my cereal began to dribble down my jaw.
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And many of the ones that weren't tightly contested were only "open" thanks to unfathomably skillful dribble moves.
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He can blow past defenders with a powerful first step, or create space with a vicious crossover dribble.
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The title, Shut Up and Dribble, is a response to Laura Ingraham's comment that James should do so.
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I was overweight, five foot five, and couldn't even throw a ball, let alone catch and dribble one.
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Carnegie Mellon University The adaptable avatar can even learn to dribble as it runs, via the same process.
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Cousins tipped the inbounds pass, Ross picked it up, took a dribble and fired with 0.5 second showing.
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One dribble right, a spin back left, and his arm was up and dropping in a ten-footer.
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The strip of Curry, keeping his dribble on all fours, the dish, the height, and the throw-down.
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I mean, it's not often that people dribble from the center circle and put it in the net.
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Devin Harris gives him a huge cushion before a dribble handoff is executed too late in the play.
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Goran has that ability, but Dion, against teams that step up their defense, can create off the dribble.
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Houston cashed in a number of opportunities at the rim, with Chicago offering little resistance against dribble penetration.
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And, while basketball game sequences are thrilling, there's more to characters than their ability to dribble a ball.
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He can even take his man off the dribble and keep his head up looking for cutting targets.
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His between-the-legs crossover is lightning and his one, two, three-dribble pull-ups are virtually unguardable.
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On plays where he's able to attack, Kennard usually swerves into the paint off a dribble hand-off.
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Argentina's dribblers scarcely dribble; England passes the ball out from the back rather than hoofing it aimlessly upfield.
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Beads of sweat dribble from the tip of his nose, through his silver-streaked beard, down his neck.
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There is also "Shut Up and Dribble," a three-part Showtime documentary on the role of athlete activism.
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Other times, he beat defenders off the dribble or sliced through double-teams on the way to layups.
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Japan brought its infield in and got what it wanted, a slow dribble to third by Adam Jones.
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Don't you want to see weird blue space milk dribble from Luke Skywalker's chin in full 2275K definition?
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Rose also had a strong half with 11 points as he consistently beat Orlando's guards off the dribble.
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Russell feinted left, right, trying to find a pathway with his dribble from the top of the key.
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Miles shakes free from Jamal Murray and is wide open in the corner when Wright picks up his dribble.
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His speed doesn't require a screen and only needs one dribble from the three-point line to the rim.
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First, when Curry is going right, he can take most any big man to the basket off the dribble.
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And now they spread the floor and he can dribble one way, spin, and now he's at the rim.
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Monk has the best catch-and-shoot and the off-the-dribble jumper numbers of anyone on the list.
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We've got to get some more shots in, and we've got to get off the dribble a little bit.
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Neither will the recent storms, although efforts to pump or dribble stormwater runoff back into the aquifers may help.
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" And the song features LL Cool J rapping the line, "If the refs get political, dribble like Bob Dole.
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His go-to move is a quick shot fake, dribble left pull-up that creates space almost every time.
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As a freshman, his dribble attacks against closeouts were often stymied by stronger defenders who simply cut him off.
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Blow raspberries on their cheeks, play pirates, feed them ice cream and watch it dribble down their chubby chins.
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"Against the Grizzlies, who are tough, physical and aggressive, the ball has to move other than dribble," Popovich added.
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"It starts with not being able to contain people off the dribble," Detroit coach Stan Van Gundy told reporters.
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He annually improves his ability to make plays off the dribble, even if he's still relatively subpar at it.
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My daddy gave the referee money so that I didn't have to dribble and could just carry the ball.
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At a summer camp, he said, Maravich taught him to dribble with his fingers, as if playing the piano.
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He's learning how to use that length, adding a sort-of extendo-layup to his off-the-dribble arsenal.
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Anyone who expects Capela to take a dribble on this play might as well ask him to breathe underwater.
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I'm just able to come off pin downs and there's a lot of cross screens and dribble hand-offs.
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That shooter is no longer Harrison Barnes; it's KD. Somebody other than Steph needs to create off the dribble?
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Merely coming up to the level of the screen meant giving Harden a runway to attack off the dribble.
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What was your reaction to Laura Ingraham's "Shut up and dribble" monologue on Fox News that received a backlash?
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At one point, she smoothly unwound a sequence of step-over moves to dribble out of traffic and score.
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In the evolving N.B.A., land of high-screen-and-roll, offenses relentlessly targeted Anthony, attacked him off the dribble.
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The move segues into a nice dribble by Mbappé, but Giroud finally ends it by stonking a volley wide.
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" He taxes Whitman with a disintegration of personhood, "leaking out in a sort of dribble, oozing into the universe.
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Dozens of early-arriving fans remained fixated on Williamson, capturing every dribble, every shot, every breath on their phones.
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He showed no signs of lingering issues, though, eluding several defenders off the dribble and handing out seven assists.
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When Fox News host Laura Ingraham told James to "shut up and dribble," it became a national news story.
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Oh and, by the by, that lanky 14-year-old with the excellent dribble handle, court sense and hops?
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Watch him speed dribble up the floor, turn back-pedaling defenders into traffic cones, and finish with a layup.
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GONE. It's kind of useless without structured dribble penetration, anyway, if the NBA from 1979-2003 is any measure.
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He sees J.R., assumes he is someone else's cover, wipes, spins around to jog back on defense—which is when he realizes that, right underneath his nose, J.R. has managed to beat him off the dribble, even if he wasn't totally sure he was in a position to GET beaten off the dribble.
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Unlike Stephenson, who tends to over-dribble far too often, Evans shows no hesitation in getting downhill off the drive.
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Those characteristics cut both ways, though, and criticism spilled from the same mouths that his crossover dribble routinely left agape.
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According to Synergy Sports, the percentage of all his jumpers that were off the dribble last season was 39 percent.
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There aren't many NBA point guards who can make that dribble move, and fewer still who could finish the layup.
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Quick shot, he can get it off with someone else creating or he can create it himself off the dribble.
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To that end, Dribble is mobile-first, designed to be quick and easy to on-board via a mobile phone.
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I feel like some sort of spooky witch mixing a potion as I dribble drops of cinnamon into my cocktail.
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It gave him the freedom and the confidence to know everything doesn't have to be a one-dribble pull-up.
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He can hit them off of a two-dribble step-back, or winding around a screen as a ball-handler.
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He shoots 41.7 percent from three-point range; he can score off the dribble, run the offense, and control tempo.
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By initiating their offense via dribble pitches with Towns as the screener, the Timberwolves can open up many more options.
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You would dribble the ball off your foot the second you saw there was a half-toilet on the court.
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He isn't much better off the dribble, ranking in the 13th percentile nationally with a 24.5 effective field-goal percentage.
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Kyrie Irving is a near-perfect running mate for James' rolls, thanks to his ability to shoot off the dribble.
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McDaniels scored eight of his 18 points in that stretch, attacking the rim off the dribble to draw free throws.
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Impressively crisp, it gets a refreshing assist from pickled wood-ear mushrooms and an exhilarating dribble of spicy chowchow relish.
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And if he gets beat off the dribble, he can still affect his man's path to the rim from behind.
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He thrives with his foot on the gas, be it in transition or slingshotting into the paint off a dribble.
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Ferguson's shooting off the dribble was even worse, as his 30.0 effective field goal percentage placed him the 17th percentile.
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Through glass doors, he watched his daughter, scrimmaging with the guys, in a predictable dribble-heavy flurry of fast breaks.
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Before him, it was unheard of to ignore the shot clock and hoist 30-footers off the dribble with ease.
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"He can shoot it, make plays off the dribble and plays multiple positions," Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said of Fredrick.
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Beasley often does this by approaching his task like a point guard breaking down a defender with a crossover dribble.
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"She took a dribble, and I'm like, I'm going for it whether I get the foul or not," McCall said.
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"I do more than dribble," he told CNN's Dave Briggs in an interview that aired on "New Day" Monday morning.
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SpringHill is the company behind NBC's "The Wall," Showtime's "Shut up and Dribble," and HBO's movie "Student Athlete," among others.
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That guy is the baseline defender responsible for offering help if one of his teammates is beaten off the dribble.
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I can't turn counterclockwise with fluidity, cannot stop, and have yet to master the important skate-and-dribble-simultaneously maneuver.
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He wasn't attacking or making a scoring move, he was merely trying to dribble the ball out of the backcourt.
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The Timberwolves use dribble pitches and dribble handoffs on occasion, and they almost always produce points—in a win earlier this month against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Minnesota went on a 16-3 run at the end of the third quarter almost entirely behind this type of action—but the team won't commit to it.
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He's unshakable and dependable, with a live dribble that rarely comes to a stop and his head always on a swivel.
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Irving hit another basket to cut the lead to five but Murray beat Marcus Smart off the dribble for a layup.
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If he feels the defense covering his big man and the potential drive well, he'll dribble out and reset the offense.
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With the Lazer 900 telling him when to dribble and how, George picks up a few on-the-court basketball skills.
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Shorter people were supposed to shoot, pass, and dribble while those more vertically gifted were expected to lumber around the basket.
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Indiana sank four 3s during its run to the lead, taking advantage of the Rockets' scrambling defense caused by dribble penetration.
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But the key, limitation-shattering upshot from those workouts came from the decision to install a crossover dribble into Durant's repertoire.
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Dribble through the gallery to get up close and personal with the hard knock hopefuls guaranteed to get you gameday ready.
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LaVine took a pass beyond the arc, attacked the paint on a dribble drive and finished with a one-handed dunk.
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He wanted his defenders to focus on the ball, to contain Wade and Dragic and at least slow their dribble penetration.
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He has to respect Tatum ability to get to the basket on dribble drives, typically using spin moves or rip-throughs.
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So Hornacek was hoping the team would acquire a wing who could defend, create off the dribble and shoot some, too.
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Before Steve Kerr became coach in 23, the Warriors were a dribble-first team, the league laggard in passes per game.
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Watch how much padding Durant gives James on this closeout, hoping to keep James from beating him off of the dribble.
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In 2018, Neymar is finally ready to step-over and dribble past two of the greatest players to kick a football.
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Why are dudes who can pull up off the dribble from behind the line prone to Questioning The Truth like this?
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Durant gave up his dribble when he felt the pain and quickly fell to the floor, clutching his lower right leg.
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Bogut dribble handoffs are just one way that Golden State can force Love into the middle of the action on defense.
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Using all of her versatility, whether it's shooting a 3, taking a defender off the dribble, owning the boards, blocking shots.
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For D'Antoni and Morey, that meant finding a way to help Westbrook do what he does best: produce off the dribble.
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On the other end, the Commodores had trouble guarding the dribble, falling behind by double figures before the 11-minute mark.
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But ask for a personal highlight and she will not cite any one shot, or crossover dribble, or reach-in steal.
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Ingraham sparked major outcry after she said that James and Wade should "shut up and dribble" rather than comment on politics.
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Penetrating off the dribble, finishing drives above the crowd and hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch are not exactly teachable skills.
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Fabian Schär received a yellow card for grabbing and holding onto Neymar's shirt as he tried to dribble into the area.
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Rosters flooded with role players like that, those who can shoot, pass, and dribble, have a leg up on the competition.
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He's tall and he can shoot, kind of; his dribble is experimental but could possibly have some utility, somewhere, at some time.
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Tries to do it again, to which I just let it dribble out, because I didn't even want to kiss him again.
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How is something that forces you out of commission and then might dribble out of you an improvement on having your period?
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However, his right foot should reach all the way into the paint on the spin before his dribble ever touches the floor.
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Carnegie Mellon University Why exactly would you want to teach avatar basketball players how to dribble, then push them on their faces?
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Boris Diaw has the size to handle Griffin in the post, but Griffin makes him pay with rim runs and dribble handoffs.
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Westbrook passed it to George, who took one dribble and then hit a 3-pointer from the right wing near Brooklyn's bench.
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This too makes me super anxious—I feel like people are watching what I eat and if I dribble on my chin.
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And they're more willing to do that for extended stretches, without fear of getting beat on the boards or off the dribble.
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Against Philadelphia, Ball scored 36 points, primarily off of dribble drives when the 76ers attempted to pressure him and test his handle.
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Wiggins, like Gallo, is a tall wing who can beat almost anyone off of the dribble and can shoot over smaller defenders.
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"We're getting beat off the dribble, (allowing) offensive rebounds and we're not guarding the 3-point line," Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.
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Mochi, a rescue St. Bernard living in South Dakota, loves using her impressive tongue to lick up peanut butter and dribble water.
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On one play, Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving blew past a defender on a fancy behind-the-back dribble and converted a layup.
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Sarah DeLappe's new work for the Playwrights Realm follows the members of a girls' indoor soccer team as they dribble and strike.
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This allowed him to resume his dribble and drive to the hoop, where he laid it in as the shot clock expired.
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Of course, Thompson isn't on the court to impose, or to post up, or to dribble or pass or any of that.
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Curry had so much time he actually was able to dribble and step around the celebrating Bogut and, naturally, bury the shot.
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Every dribble inside Gregg Popovich's system was a wasted opportunity to pass or shoot, and who was to argue with that calculus?
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Wings, taking the opportunity of erasing a perfect pass from you to dribble like an asshole and post up in the lane.
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According to Synergy Sports, the Rockets also jumped from 28th to sixth defending isolation plays, and 18th to second defending dribble handoffs.
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He has a juddering dribble and, once he reaches the elbow, a pronounced optimism about his ability to get a shot off.
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Every single German pass, cross, shot or dribble near the South Korean goal has been met ably by a South Korean defender.
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Somehow, the referees missed what was a travel and a double-dribble, even as Jazz guard Bojan Bogdanovic hollered about the violation.
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Frazier grabbed a defensive rebound off a missed layup, turned and took one dribble before launching his shot from about 6.53 feet.
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" He took one hard dribble and lost control of the ball, which ricocheted off a reporter's forehead, leaving his sunglasses askew. "Whoa!
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Tar Heels coach Roy Williams emphasizes mentality in teaching young point guards more than honing a crossover dribble or pull-up jumper.
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Three minutes later, Zelaya managed to make enough space to chest down a long ball, dribble into the penalty area and fire.
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You may have forgotten, in the dribble and drabble of your everyday life, but last year's FInals were on-the-low excellent.
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"Honestly I wasn't sure but we talked about it in the huddle," Lopez said of being able to dribble before releasing the shot.
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While this animated fellow looks like something out of NBA 2K18, it's really an AI that's learning how to dribble in real time.
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He picked up his dribble near the free-throw line, dropping his defender to the hardwood in the process, before draining a jumper.
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Regards the latter, Dribble says it plans to avoid the legal backlash that U.S. daily fantasy companies, like Draftkings and Fanduel, have faced.
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In "Double Dribble," Wiwek himself embodies a DJ ape playing for a crowd of turnt monkeys in front of the green jungle canopy.
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For an abstract art creation, move the container in a circular motion while you dribble and drip the color onto the surface below.
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WILLIAMS: No, he has here a sort of purposeful intentional lack of attention to exactly the racial stereotype of shut up and dribble.
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LeBron trusted Hood to come through and he did, stabbing Golden State with a barrage of one-dribble pull-ups, feints, and turnarounds.
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Throughout summer league, Mitchell was great at attacking closeouts and getting to the rim, or creating space for a one-dribble pull-up.
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"He's going to make threes, but he's not going to be the greatest off-the-dribble shooter," another NBA executive told VICE Sports.
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Horford calmly read the defense, took one dribble past Butler, and threw a dart to the suddenly free Rozier, who nailed a three.
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Seton Hall's first basket came on a Whitehead seamless dribble through a double team, followed by a kick out to Rodriguez for three.
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Only Portland's Damian Lillard–the closest analog to Curry in terms of dangerous deep shooting off the dribble–has hit more than 40.
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He connected on a solid 39 percent of the shots off the dribble, but he's not yet a hyper-confident three-point shooter.
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He performs the same crossover dribble any guard might, but he is all of a sudden across the court when he does it.
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The print media is so left wing as to be meaningless dribble which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away.
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John Christgau says that, due to the range and off-the-dribble factors, Curry is the best shooter of all time, bar none.
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He's made a comical 50 percent of his threes and is starting to flash an ability to knock them down off the dribble.
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He's often forced to scramble around after a teammate gets burned off the dribble, which is unfortunate, but that should improve with time.
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But using him in a more versatile role helps open up the paint for dribble drives, the team's strength on the offensive end.
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Towns and his ability to shoot jumpers and take defenders off the dribble was the main focus of the Minnesota offense early on.
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While defenses worry about Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns, LaVine should have his fair share of opportunities to attack off the dribble.
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Iniesta and Ramos were passing the ball near midfield when an incredible miscommunication allowed Boutaïb to sneak in and dribble unimpeded toward goal.
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With the defender sagging a full step off of the screener, the guard then sprints around James to receive a dribble hand off.
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Mr. Sewell illustrates this by making a FAST BREAK in the first word of five theme entries: BLOCK, REBOUND, PASS, DRIBBLE and SHOOT.
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Something about the way they play — and win, prolifically — entices the basketball cognoscenti to scrutinize every dribble, every pass, every cut, every screen.
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I share this dribble of minutiae because I recently asked Jack, er, Sean to send me his latest list of Harden scoring superlatives.
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Often radically reconceived, harshly truncated or left to dribble away, they no longer ennoble the characters or provide much pleasure for the audience.
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"He didn't really shoot from the outside or dribble that much," said Heinsohn, who had played alongside Havlicek for several seasons in Boston.
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In this drive, as in many others, his dribble isn't stable enough to look utilitarian, but it still appears to be of nature.
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The cushioning even appears to spill out from the chest, like whipped cream gratuitously smeared on a dessert, ready to dribble at any moment.
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The Harlem Globetrotters came to watch Curry do his famous pregame double-handed dribble warm-up, which they then attempted—they couldn't do it.
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Richardson, a crucial piece to their offense because of his shooting and ability to attack off the dribble, has been out since January 22.
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The Dubs can sic Thompson or Iguodala (or Livingston) on him instead—they're better equipped to bother his dribble with their size and length.
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Give him some space and allow him to take his man off the dribble from the perimeter, however, and he finds much more success.
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It was like witnessing teenagers ribbing each other, running around playing tag and talking with food in their mouths and having it dribble out.
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Third, "Fly Like an Eagle" is just extremely fucking smooth, like a smooth dribble, or a slick transition breakaway, or other cool basketball shit.
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On the wing, dribble pitches force Towns' defender to either contain the ball handler until the wing defender recovers, or switch the screen entirely.
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Even the simple act of a jump shot is dizzying, as he snatches up his dribble and gets in the air in a blink.
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He ordered a 5 Napkin Burger, and it didn't take long for grease to dribble onto his black jacket, threatening his confident napkin use.
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He wants to be strong enough to take smaller defenders inside and agile enough to take larger defenders off the dribble from the perimeter.
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" But sprinkled amongst the mundane dribble was also a daunting series of messages that said, "Text not available—audio was not intended for Alexa.
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For example, both players excelled as jump shooters off the dribble, but Gibbs has scored more of his points by finishing near the rim.
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That signal was much larger if the choice the rat had made had just had been a loser, yielding just a dribble of sucrose.
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And here's a designed dribble hand-off that gifts Tatum a step on his man going towards the basket, where he has myriad options.
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That range is now nearly a necessary qualification, and opposing teams hold their breath whenever Lillard pulls up off the dribble, regardless of distance.
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He averaged the fewest minutes and second fewest points of his career, hardly wasted a dribble or held the ball a moment too long.
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Before long, virtual reality technology will allow viewers to feel they are standing on the field watching Argentina's Lionel Messi dribble straight at them.
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He is a rarity in the modern game – a slightly-framed player who can dribble past and bamboozle the best defenders in the game.
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On the Huskies' next possession, Dangerfield drove the left lane, crossed over on the dribble, hung in the air and spun in a layup.
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Essentially, players earn a point for any move — a cross, a dribble, a long pass — that causes the ball to move past opposition players.
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The dribble of information about Russian actors' use of Facebook, as well as confusing messages coming from the company, has raised even more questions.
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And Harris had a set of skills he wanted to improve over the summer, starting with his ability to take defenders off the dribble.
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He would put them in a circle on the court and have them dribble five and six balls at a time to nurture dexterity.
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In the first quarter, James brought the ball past half-court, picked up his dribble with one hand, took several steps, then resumed dribbling.
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"A lot of times, I'll take Dame or C.J. shooting off the dribble over anything else we can produce," Olshey said at the time.
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But forward Darnell Harris whipped Costello off the dribble for a 73-point play, then drilled a 27-pointer on Middle Tennessee's next possession.
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This clever, double-sided toothbrush has a dribble guard and a fat, easy-to-grip handle that resembles that of a toddler eating utensil.
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The 6-foot-2 guard was a walking bucket with an incredibly impressive range and ability to hit virtually any shot off the dribble.
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He can escape-dribble his way into a cringeworthy albeit accurate long two or attack a closeout and then finish strong at the rim.
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He posed matchup problems for the Knicks' defenders all night, muscling them away or slipping past them off the dribble or firing shots from deep.
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According to Christgau, Joe's school only had two basketballs; practicing at home meant pretending to dribble a sock stuffed with rags, toilet paper, or sawdust.
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Is it true that as a kid you used to dribble a basketball around the streets of Syracuse to work on your ball-handling skills?
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No. The guy just has really long arms and is fast enough to beat just about anybody alive in a 35-foot speed dribble contest.
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He's yet to crack even 37 percent on shots taken off the dribble during any of his two-plus seasons in the league, per NBA.
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Now, against an actual playmaker who knew how to string his dribble out a bit longer, this sequence would probably not have the same result.
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"As basketball players, we're supposed to shut up and dribble," Bryant said during his acceptance speech, alluding to infamous comments made by Fox's Laura Ingraham.
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Like seeing Michael Phelps in water or Lebron James dribble a basketball, it was clear that John Mayer's body was simply designed to play guitar.
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Results will dribble in for the rest of the day, including from bellwether seats such as Darlington, in the north-east, and from Northern Ireland.
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A minute later, Dwyane Wade unsteadied Porzingis with a swirling dribble, but Porzingis recovered to block the dunk attempt, leaving Wade sprawled on the floor.
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In order to sell that move, the dribble should lead into a left-right gather, the natural shooting motion for a jump hook or turnaround.
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He's tall enough to skip passes to the corner, and patient enough to keep his dribble alive while he waits for an opening to crack.
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His ability to shoot off the dribble was nearly identical to that of Kennard—1.10 points-per-possession for Hood versus 1.08 PPP for Kennard.
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Lonzo backs out his dribble to halfcourt, sucking a double-team toward him, and then he's gone, leaving the 5'10 Melo grasping at his jersey.
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Handball It's like basketball, in that you have to take three steps and then dribble … only you throw the ball into a soccer-like net.
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From that point on, I knew my responsibilities as a coach would go beyond simply teaching the girls how to dribble and shoot a basketball.
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Given Towns' dynamism, it would be better—and more efficient—to get him the ball in the post off dribble pitches or pick-and-rolls.
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Fail to contain handoffs, and the two are flying around the corner for pull-up jumpers, or taking one dribble toward the rim for finishes.
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Guards who don't create their own shot or make plays off the dribble are viewed through a different lens than those who do or will.
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Scandal and dysfunction dribble out from Washington day by day, numbing us so that we may forget just how unprecedented and outrageous the trends are.
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When Matt Mooney beat the Oklahoma defense on a dribble-drive for a layup, the Raiders went in front 48-103 and never trailed again.
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Double dribble WNBA star Lindsay Whalen was just named head women's basketball coach at the University of Minnesota -- but she's not quitting the Minnesota Lynx.
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He can shoot it off the dribble, he can shoot it off catch-and-shoot, he can shoot it spinning backwards from like 28 feet.
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He is in control, but not explosive; he can shoot, but he is not lethal; he can dribble, but his driving is perfunctory and harmless.
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He was not able to dribble or aim or pass or play defense, and doesn't appear to have understood the overall objective of the game.
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Guys like Kristaps Porzingis, Karl-Anthony Towns, Anthony Davis, and Nikola Jokic are getting the green light to dribble the ball up after a rebound.
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Be it careening into the paint off a dribble handoff or bullying a switch in the post, then surveying the court for cutters and shooters.
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His ability to creatively dribble the basketball is so singular that The Boston Globe found last year that video game makers had trouble duplicating it.
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Players can take up to three steps while in possession of the ball before they must dribble, and constant communication between team mates is essential.
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Athletes are often told to just play the game -- shut up and dribble, as a notorious conservative mouthpiece once said of NBA star LeBron James.
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Having given up his dribble, Mullin showed ball and rose up on his toes, giving every indication that he was about to release a jumper.
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Midnite, the London-based esports betting startup from the same team behind daily fantasy football app Dribble, has raised just over $2.5 million in funding.
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But the Wildcats relied on Hart and DiVincenzo for dribble penetration, and shots started to fall with a bit more frequency in the second half.
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Though it's admittedly a close call in real-time, Harden's left foot is clearly down before he begins to pick up, or gather, his dribble.
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"The print media is so left wing as to be meaningless dribble which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away," he added.
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Retired professional basketball player Kobe Bryant said he was glad basketball players do more than "shut up and dribble" while speaking at Sunday's Oscars ceremony.
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"A few pin positions were on crowns and you dribble a putt by, all of a sudden it's six feet by," the Northern Irishman said.
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" At an NBA news conference on Saturday, James reiterated his stance, telling reporters that he and fellow players "will definitely not shut up and dribble.
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But when they [the single homicide deaths] dribble in one or two at a time, people are unaware of the far greater damage they do.
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Even though the Rockets launched the second-most threes in NBA playoff history, 15 of them were from Harden, and 18 were off the dribble.
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Ariza gets the ball from harden on the wing, takes a single dribble to shake Tim Hardaway, Jr., pulls up with an attractive legs-spread fadeaway.
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"Draymond Green has changed the power forward position being able to dribble, being able to pass, being able to shoot," 76ers veteran backup Elton Brand said.
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Guard Jordan McLaughlin made use of the three-big man lineup, slashing from the perimeter off the dribble and feeding his open teammates when help rotated.
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They include warming water, which expands and takes up more space, and land-based glaciers that dribble meltwater and drop chunks of ice into the ocean.
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Paul was even better, knocking down exactly half his threes whenever he didn't have to dribble this year, and 45.7 percent during the 2015-16 season.
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He was poised, batting away hard closeouts with buttery one-dribble pull ups, calmly getting off the ball when there wasn't anything for him to do.
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But that's not very funny (although, the water does have to dribble out of your mouth so, maybe a little.) Anything for those pearly whites, though!
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Tony Parker (232.5 points) was excellent, too, even drawing appreciative coos from the home crowd with a stylish pirouette-dribble-jumper combination in the second half.
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" Trump supporters have criticized James for speaking out against Trump in the past, with Fox News host Laura Ingraham telling him to "shut up and dribble.
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He accumulated four early assists with dribble handoffs and screens to free up Bulls jump shooters and caught the immediate attention of Breen and Van Gundy.
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James scored 25 and 32 points in Games 3 and 4, suggesting that somehow he managed to dribble and shoot even in the presence of Green.
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When Thompson is killing an opponent with offensive boards, defenders begin to second-guess how early they should help off of him to stop dribble penetration.
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If Villanova would not let the ball be passed inside, the antidote was clearly a dribble-drive penetration and a kick-out for an open 3.
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It's particularly diabolical (and an aesthetic joy) whenever Miami deploys action that allows Ellington to sprint off a screen and directly into a dribble hand off.
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What looks like a dribble will draw the help side away from the corner, like a linebacker trying to perfectly time the snap on a blitz.
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Pascal Siakam, the young Cameroonian star in the making, laid down a dribble fake or three that nearly separated the Warriors' big men from their sneakers.
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While he had his moments as a playmaker creating for others, Hayward often looked a step slow and unable to beat his man off the dribble.
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In a league that prioritizes versatile defenders who can slide from man to man on the perimeter without getting burned off the dribble, Covington is ideal.
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Suarez twinkled his toes trying to dribble around the challenge, but he couldn't get his steps right, and El-Shenawy vacuumed the ball off Suarez's feet.
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Harden used a jab-step dribble to create space against the Warriors' Stephen Curry before draining a fadeaway 93-pointer to push the lead to 22.
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The Rockets do this all the time, both to position themselves for 3-pointers and to keep the middle of the court open for dribble penetration.
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But new accusations have continued to dribble out; just this week, it was reported that Mr. Arnault had groped Crown Princess Victoria, heir to Sweden's throne.
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With the ball at his feet, he can easily dribble around players, find the right pass, or slide the ball into the corner of the goal.
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But Curry was a new-age star, a savvy point guard who could dribble and pass and shoot — and do all those things with artistic flair.
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So he spent the summer working on being more consistent with his jumper, his ability to take defenders off the dribble, and his low-post scoring.
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Suárez's third goal was especially impressive, as he and Messi fooled everybody after Messi was tripped in the penalty area following a nifty dribble past a defender.
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Canning 22009-pointers, scoring off the dribble and even drilling one long jumper over two defenders, DiVincenzo put Michigan in a hole it wasn't about to escape.
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Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham used the phrase "shut up and dribble" last month when she told Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James to stop commenting on politics.
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He's a knockdown three-point shooter—off the dribble and spotting up—who can create for himself and others while locking down the opponent's very best player.
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His 1.103 effective field goal percentage on jumpers off the dribble was the eighth-best mark among 221 college players with at least 90 attempts last season.
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But because he can really shoot off the dribble, Kennard probably could fit well next to a smaller, defensively gifted guard like Marcus Smart or Patrick Beverley.
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With Durant open under the basket and calling for the ball in the final seconds of regulation, Green lost control of his dribble and turned it over.
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Shut Up and Dribble, a not-so-subtle reference to the phrase Fox News host Ingraham used in February when denouncing James' criticism of President Donald Trump.
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Smith took five 363-point attempts per game, and that seems about right, given that his outside shot mostly exists to provide balance to his dribble drives.
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He wasn't a good enough shooter to stretch the floor, explosive enough to guard players off the dribble, or strong enough to guard them in the post.
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He positioned himself between the ball and the basket, forcing Cleveland's starting center to pick up his dribble and pass back to LeBron James at the elbow.
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Second, his ball pick-up off the dribble is clean, which lets him utilize the space he creates for open looks on either side of the floor.
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That is, admittedly, a lot of ground to cover, and even at nearly three hours "Shut Up and Dribble" invariably has a somewhat arbitrary feel to it.
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He is no longer a defensive liability, his three-point shot is an efficient weapon, and he might be scarier to defend off the dribble than James.
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Irving, on the other hand, is a threat to shoot off the dribble—and in several instances, that threat has forced Golden State to overextend its defense.
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To become an All-NBA center ahead of someone like DeMarcus Cousins without the ability to dribble, pass, or shoot tends to deservedly blow some people's minds.
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Durant immediately surrendered his dribble when he felt his right calf convulse and quickly fell to the ground in a sitting position, clutching his lower right leg.
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Make a scallop crudo, thinly sliced and adorned with just a speck of coarse salt, a dribble of extra-virgin olive oil and a drop of lemon.
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Sabonis hit two free throws, and then Oladipo picked off Tim Hardaway Jr.'s lazy dribble and threw down a breakaway dunk for a 98-97 lead.
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Kevin Durant was trying to create too much by himself off the dribble, and the ball was not finding Draymond Green in the middle of the floor.
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LeBron James was Big Poison, draining 1373-pointers like a certain little point guard with an errant mouthpiece, and threading off-the-dribble passes like Magic Johnson.
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When the friend changed his mind, Mr. Akdeniz moved into a dingy motel on 42nd Street and watched his meager savings dribble away at $30 a night.
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" He later continued, "The virus, just because of logistics, airports have been jammed and people not getting to work but (inaudible) we're seeing the dribble back now.
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The outpouring of grief from across the world shows how one man did not just shut up and dribble, but instead exemplified the highest ideals of sport.
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One of my favorite words in soccer is "footballer," used respectfully for a versatile player who can defend, pass, dribble and shoot — maybe with either foot. Footballer.
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But the man whose silhouette and unmistakable left-handed dribble served as the inspiration for the N.B.A. logo has managed to gradually add texting to his repertoire.
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Ms. Dickerson draws you to her slowly and inevitably with hopeful smiles, glints of panic and fear; her tears dribble and then cascade but are always earned.
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Canning 3-pointers, scoring off the dribble and even drilling one long jumper over two defenders, DiVincenzo put Michigan in a hole it wasn't about to escape.
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Wearing a sleeveless hoodie and a padded brace, on his surgically repaired right knee, Williamson took dribble handoffs, pulled up for midrange jumpers and drove for dunks.
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Harden appeared to take three steps en route to the basket, but the NBA's rules allow any player to take two steps after he gathers his dribble.
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NBA star Dwyane Wade called out those who said athletes should "shut up and dribble" instead of talking about politics following the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Of course, as I dribble toward curmudgeon territory age-wise, that optimism is inevitably overtaken by fears that the reception will mostly be negative — and loudly so.
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Aaron Gordon inbounded the ball to Fournier, who made a shot fake and took one dribble before swishing in a 258-pointer as the clock ran out.
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And everyday homicides — the kinds that police stations worry about — kill far, far more people than rampage shootings, but they dribble in about 30 deaths a day.
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Where once the Greek party commanded the support of 44% of voters, a stint in government overseeing brutal spending cuts saw this figure dribble to 5% by 2015.
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Messi opened the scoring with a mazy dribble capped with a neat chip over goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu before Gomes volleyed home Ivan Rakitic's cross to double the lead.
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They started with an off-the-shelf tactical line thrower and modified a special graphite tip by boring holes that, they hoped, lava would dribble into and harden.
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On Friday, first Prosobiec and then Craddick began to dribble out hints on Twitter that a big stash of leaked Macron documents could be coming soon, Doman said.
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Dragic and Waiters have been the dribble penetration go-to guys, as both guards rank in the NBA's top seven in drives per game during the win streak.
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They got in our paint, they were beating our guards off the dribble, kicking it to their big men for layups or kicking it back out for 3s.
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Why not have him run more dribble hand offs with Blake, actions that force the defense to rotate and allow Jackson to make faster decisions on the move?
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Cleveland also benefited from some good ol' fashioned dribble penetration, usually late in the shot clock, where the brilliance of both Irving and James is simply too much.
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He was efficient, methodical, and patient, relentlessly snaking his way into mismatches, gallivanting through one of the NBA's best defenses, maximizing his options and opportunities with every dribble.
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He has a lightning quick first step, and enough strength to bully most guards once he is able to gain a half step of separation on dribble drives.
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In December 2014, UKFI appointed Morgan Stanley to run a "dribble-out" trading plan to gradually sell down the Lloyds stake to pension funds and other institutional investors.
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Stauskas catches the ball at the right elbow, takes one dribble and three steps, and then raises up into the air, his right arm extended behind his head.
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Cauley-Stein doesn't quite have the skills yet to bring this idea to bloom, making plays off the dribble is a stretch, and his passing is merely passable.
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He rocks back and forth with a compact dribble until he finds space for his jump shot, an opening for a drive, or contact that draws a foul.
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The Bucks inflicted most of their damage off the dribble, and when Brogdon wasn't punishing scrambling defenders, Antetokounmpo was wreaking havoc on the glass and as a facilitator.
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"I thought Ricky had great command of the game with his dribble penetration and I thought he made great reads early with Karl," Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau said.
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Between shanked drives that dribble along the ground or careen wildly off the fairway, some golfers choose to use their drivers sparingly, despite the potential of this club.
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Harden even walks the ball up court most possessions, almost like he's catching his breath, before operating like a maestro in high pick and rolls and dribble drives.
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I was really a catch-and-shoot guy," Kerr said, adding, of Curry: "A lot of times he will build the rhythm for his shot with the dribble.
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Then he would bounce the ball through a flailing defender's legs near the free-throw line and dribble in for an uncontested layup to finish off the move.
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About half an hour into a game at Anfield last January, the midfielder Naby Keita received the ball from his left and started to dribble with elongated strides.
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Canadian technology holding company Tiny, home to companies like Dribble, Flow and Unicorn Hunt, today announced that it has acquired Meteor, the JavaScript-centric open-source app platform.
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Coming off a two-game stretch in which he had scored 60 points, Porzingis drew a foul on Green with a nifty crossover dribble in the second quarter.
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In that span, Florida, with no timeouts, had planned for Chiozza to dribble all the way up the floor and deliver the Gators to the round of 8.
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Harden recorded his second and final assist on the Clark 19913-pointer, and his pass following dribble penetration put Green in position to assist on the Tucker trey.
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He's one of the few players in the league that on the dribble-up 3-point shots is pretty good, that's usually one of the lower-percentage plays.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, you've seen it before ... but have you ever seen it pulled off this smoothly by a guy who doesn't dribble a basketball for a living?
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He shoots with a quick release and unchanging mechanics on the move, coming off of screens, from a standstill when spotting up, and when creating off the the dribble.
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Against the Utah Jazz in a summer league game, he sometimes appeared lackadaisical, and in isolation he was beaten off the dribble by smaller, slower, and less-skilled players.
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He has taken only two jump shots off the dribble this season, and did not score on any of his eight isolation possessions or three pick-and-roll possessions.
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There's no league-wise desire to mess with Ball's shot, despite some apprehensions about how effectively he will be able to shoot off the dribble against bigger, faster defenders.
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The Argentines had scored 18 goals in their previous five games, but their strategy on Sunday seemed reduced to having Messi try to dribble through the Chilean defense himself.
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The 14-year-old, who owns Curry jerseys and sneakers, has since made incredible progress and even taught himself how to dribble and shoot a ball, according to KTVU.
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Humanity was a dribble for most of its existence, and then there's been zoom, and within the lives of almost everyone who's alive right now something different is coming.
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He'll hit D'Angelo Russell on a backdoor cut on one possession and then dribble pitch into a quick screen and re-screen action for Jordan Clarkson on the next.
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After the season ended, Farmer's instructed Smith Jr. to make 4000 jumpers a week, catch-and-shoot and off-the-dribble attempts from different spots all over the court.
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Not even six months after she uttered "shut up and dribble," and then tried to save face amid advertising boycotts and public shame, Laura Ingraham's audience continues to grow.
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Backup point guard Lindsay Whalen had leaked out ahead, and at full sprint Moore gathered her dribble and sent a one-handed bounce pass whistling through the transition defense.
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As Curry took a hard dribble to his left, he put the ball around his back, without dribbling, creating space from the defender before launching and hitting a jumper.
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But denying Walton an opportunity to at finish out a season wrought with drama and distraction since James's first dribble in purple and gold would be cruel and needless.
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Portland had the last shot of regulation, but Lillard lost control of his dribble and then saw his desperation 33-foot heave under heavy pressure go over the backboard.
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Not coincidentally, the Warriors dribble in a league that is 75% African-American, and even though Kerr is white, Curry, Durant and the other significant Golden State players aren't.
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Players interviewed here all insisted that the spontaneous dribble and shoot was easier than play stopping and emotions getting a chance to build ahead of last-second free throws.
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Later, as the Nets' Isaiah Whitehead turned a corner with his dribble near the top of the key, Ilyasova slid toward the foul line and braced himself for impact.
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Ray's mental cursor showed that locked-in patients could share their thoughts through a computer, even if those thoughts did dribble out like tar pitch at three characters per minute.
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Pressing your keys to increasingly faster J-pop rhythms, you stomp out tanks, bust up helicopters, shove giant Ultramen heros, dribble soldiers into pavement stains and slam those fucking dunks.
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Sometimes Brooklyn will feed him the ball at the right elbow, simulate a dribble hand-off, and then let him sledgehammer through a momentarily-fazed defense with his left hand.
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A major hydroelectric project just upstream is set to permanently redirect the Maule River through a different valley, turning the dam-controlled yet high-volume waterfall into a mere dribble.
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At one point, Jamie watches in horror as a fall-down intoxicated Gore throws back another drink, barely hitting his mouth, and letting most of it dribble down his chin.
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Add hot shooting to great spacing and, voila, there are plenty of open driving lanes for the many Miami players who are great at breaking down defenders off the dribble.
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"Football fans love their players, clubs and fantasy, however, many of them lead busy lives and cannot get the experience they need from football," says Dribble co-founder Rupert Brenninkmeijer.
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Factor in that all five of those guys can pass, dribble, and cut, and you have a team that puts the defense in a bind every single time down court.
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The NBA questions are all about shooting off the dribble, and even then, people in the league are only worried about how Ball will shoot when going to his right.
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Recently, according to ABC News, Popovich complimented James in the days after the Cavaliers superstar was told to "shut up and dribble" by Fox News host Laura Ingraham in February.
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It'd be pretty dope if someone literally shot the lights out in today's game between USC and Oregon, but unfortunately, no, they just went out on their own, mid-dribble.
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The ICO market went from a dribble of capital at the start of 2017 to end up at over $3.7 billion in capital fundraised by the end of the year.
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His twisting reverse layups, the divinely inspired crossover dribble, those long-range jump shots, which ascended to heaven and back: It was enough to make a Presbyterian speak in tongues.
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What were once easy shots at the rim are now pull-up jumpers, and his field goal percentages at the basket and on off-the-dribble threes are notably down.
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Shoot, dribble (a lot), drive, launch unnecessarily difficult shots and prove to himself, and everybody else watching, that no defender can stop him from doing what he wants to do.
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There's a few syrupy drops of Bucky left, but I don't feel up to it and have to look away as it's passed around to dribble down chin after chin.
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Early in the second quarter, Rose lost the handle on his dribble (a theme), and the Cavaliers pounced, sending the ball ahead to James for a ferocious dunk (another theme).
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Durant's right leg buckled just over two minutes into the second quarter as he attacked Serge Ibaka on the dribble from beyond the 3-point line on the right wing.
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His story — the tale of a teenager who could barely dribble turning himself into one of the supreme basketball players on the planet — is the source of admiration and joy.
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Dan Ninkovich, a fitness trainer who has worked with Hughes for five years, compared the way the youngster changed directions while handling the puck to a crossover dribble in basketball.
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He can get by opponents off the dribble, hit an array of shots in the paint, find teammates, or create room with his patented step-backs to hit deep shots.
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He was able to glide past players effortlessly like a prime Zinedine Zidane, pick a pass better than Andrea Pirlo, and dribble just as well as Ronaldo (the Brazilian one).
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TCU was able to expand its lead to 20 points rather quickly as the Horned Frogs reasserted their matchups off the dribble, thanks to layups by Jaire Grayer and Nembhard.
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Shortly thereafter, Moore picked up his second and third fouls while pushing off on the dribble — so the Demons' top scorer went to the bench with 16:45 to go.
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Dikembe Mutombo says LeBron James shouldn't "shut up and dribble" -- he should continue to take a stand to defeat social injustice ... and he's not the only one, we all should.
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I also told him that if he tried to dribble every time then he'd become a very predictable player and that's the worst thing you can be in any sport.
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Dribble through the gallery to see the spirited spectators who are taking their fan level to new heights by putting their bodies on the line for the love of the game.
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His crossover dribble was already famous when Alex Ferguson snatched him for Manchester United ahead of the 2003-04 season and gave him the No. 7 of just-departed David Beckham.
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Even this rare and theoretically exciting play—a superstar getting owned on a dribble drive by a role player—is rendered in muted colors amongst the soulless machinations of the Spurs.
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A Democratic theory is that if Trump believes problematic transcripts of recorded calls with Russians may dribble or gush out, why not discredit them in advance as a political dirty trick?
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Whether it was telling LeBron James to "shut up and dribble" or comparing child detention centers along the United States-Mexico border to "summer camps," Ingraham managed some highly visible missteps.
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Honey gets under your fingernails, on your lapel, in the crevices of your cellphone and on the bottom of your shoes as children mill about and dribble it on the floor.
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He's still lackadaisical off the ball and prone to get beat off the dribble every now and then, but it's unfair to label him as "bad" and call it a day.
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The series, titled "Shut Up and Dribble," will take "a powerful inside look at the changing role of athletes in our fraught cultural and political environment," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Five minutes in, Patrick Beverley — who missed last year's playoff matchup with an injured left wrist — landed an elbow to Curry's face as the smaller Curry tried to dribble by him.
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After Cal's Matt Bradley tied the game by sinking two free throws with 33 seconds left, Wilkes hit another 3-pointer on the ensuing possession, getting himself free off the dribble.
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The latest video, from a pick-up game with several other NBA players, showed Simmons casually hitting pull-up three-pointers, step-back jumpers, and fade-away jumpers off the dribble.
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He ignited a 15-5 run with a tip-in basket and capped it with a dunk off the dribble, giving the Jazz a 4-81 lead with 5:33 left.
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He might have a couple moves, like an in-and-out dribble and a crossover, but he doesn't have a good jumpshot and he's too short to finish around the rim.
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What's next: While most of the big press conferences were on Sunday, Mobile World Congress officially starts Monday, so expect cell phone news to dribble out for most of this week.
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Neither Griffin nor Mo Speights can hang with him off the dribble, and he can still finish over traffic and hands in his face when the game is on the line.
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Inside, just up the stairs, is the office Lin shares with his secretary; a calendar and a framed poster of Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, mid-dribble, decorate the walls.
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The court could be more crowded for the Raptors this year, and Siakam will have to alleviate that with continued improved shooting and a better ability to work off the dribble.
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She said: "It's always unwise to seek political advice from someone who gets paid $100 million a year to bounce a ball," then she told them to "shut up and dribble."
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In the clip below, watch how Hill drags Tony Allen deep into the corner with an inside-out dribble before running him right into the side pick-and-roll with Gobert.
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Every so often he'll drill a step-back three or dribble a defender out of their Nikes, but that's few and far between relative to how impressive Paul looked last year.
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Kyrie Irving This is a fun comparison between the forefather of the modern crossover dribble and the guy who is using that move more devastatingly than any other player in today's NBA.
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A center in name only, Green switches ball screens, shoots threes, makes plays off the dribble, and reliably shuts down taller players who hopelessly try to teach him a lesson down low.
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His range (and fearlessness to show people said range) is as deep as it's ever been, and when he zooms off a dribble handoff the play might as well already be over.
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On Thursday, Ingraham dedicated a whole segment of her show to James, enjoining the player to "shut up and dribble" on the grounds that he wasn't "educated" enough to speak about politics.
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Watch below as Speights tries to switch Shaun Livingston onto the screener—only to have James ignore the screen and go right at Speights' man in the corner for a dribble handoff.
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He was seeking a kind of aesthetic perfection, playing in a way that bent people's perceptions of his own skill set and of what is possible with a dribble or a pass.
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Sure, we had a number of esteemed members of the FOMC attempting to confuse the markets in their all too frequent public speeches but their efforts at transparency have become commoditized dribble.
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They're not set to Leni Riefenstahl films or videos of the Nuremberg Rallies — they dribble out during video game streams, or in Twitch chat, or in YouTube's never-ending "up next" queue.
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"We were supposed to be the team that got in the paint, either pass or dribble or post-ups and we were supposed to keep them out," Beavers coach Wayne Tinkle said.
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Even in these challenging times, we know a thriving, properly-funded arts sector, with secure jobs and decent pay, is perfectly possible — without the toxic distraction of this dribble of oil cash.
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But defenders are happy whenever he lets it fly, particularly off the dribble—they still, to this day, go under ball screens to cut off drives and provoke inefficient pull-up shots.
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Hield added the ability to create shots off the dribble, whether by driving to the hoop or by taking step-back 3-point jumpers that have drawn comparisons to Stephen Curry's game.
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" The title is a reference to comments made earlier this year by Fox News host Laura Ingraham, who responded to James's criticism of Trump by telling him to "shut up and dribble.
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But do it in a way that gives Durant an advantage with a live dribble, against defenders that momentarily aren't sure about what they're supposed to do, and all bets are off.
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Leonard was already an elite three-point shooter before this season, but his ability to score in isolation with a dribble drive or step-back and turnaround jumpers can savage opponents now.
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All centers in the NBA are used to making ball reversal dribble hand-offs and side pick-and-rolls, yet Embiid has a surprisingly high turnover rate out of this basic action.
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It used quickness to get to the bucket off the dribble and also got mileage out of a 221-213 zone as Cincinnati simply couldn't make a shot, especially from the perimeter.
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His shooting off the dribble has been decent but he shot just 31 percent from 3-point range and 67 percent from the free-throw line, both of which are red flags.
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But he suffered the non-contact Achilles' injury early in the second quarter while attacking the Raptors' Serge Ibaka on the dribble from beyond the 3-point line on the right wing.
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The teams swapped mistakes over the final stretches of regulation and overtime, and Malik Monk made the biggest when he lost his dribble while the Hornets were trying to get a shot.
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He and Lillard are both pick-and-roll guards who do great work spotting up, giving the Blazers a two-pronged dribble drive attack that allows the team to maintain exceptional spacing.
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However, Bogut is also a very gifted passer on dribble handoffs, even going between his legs or over his head on passes to guards cutting off of him at the high post.
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" It was a year into Trump's presidency when the conservative television host Laura Ingraham said of LeBron James' comments on the enduring challenges of being black and American: "Shut up and dribble.
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The dribble of oil exports has provided Mr. Maduro with foreign revenue at the most critical moment of the country's economic crisis, allowing him to adjust to sanctions and consolidate his rule.
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Charles Barkley during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" fired back at Fox News host Laura Ingraham for telling LeBron James to "shut up and dribble," saying athletes should still speak out.
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This doesn't sound terribly out of character for a 25-year-old master of dribble penetration and acrobatic shot-making, and one who holds himself in high regard, as Irving surely does.
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His crossover dribble was already famous when Alex Ferguson brought him to Manchester United ahead of the 2003-04 season and gave him the No. 7 shirt of the recently departed David Beckham.
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The University of Kansas raised its home winning streak to 47 games thanks to a buzzer beater by junior guard Svi Mykhailiuk, who more or less picked up his dribble at Milton's Cafe.
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Once defenses caught on, the Sixers tweaked it by shifting more of the playmaking responsibility towards Redick, who now races up for a dribble hand-off that's designed to yield a quality shot.
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Here, you can see how switching usually leaves Curry's defender trailing the play and out of position when Curry sprints toward a dribble handoff: Slip cuts, short cuts, and curls seem simple enough.
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His gambit fails, and he recovers and sprints to catch up with DeMarcus, who has taken the opportunity to breeze right past his spiritual and practical opposite with one behind-the-back dribble.
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Here's one example: a baseline inbounds play wherein Paul casually takes a dribble handoff and feigns like he's going to flip the ball to Luc Richard Mbah a Moute over on the weakside.
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They need more shooting—Middleton is the only plus shooter in their rotation at the moment—and more rim protection, and someone other than Giannis or Parker who can penetrate off the dribble.
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"If being a star athlete is inherently a political experience, Shut Up and Dribble tells that complex and dramatic story from the past to the present and from the inside out," he said.
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The 24-year-old puts an audacious amount of pressure on opponents whenever he sprints the floor, fakes a dribble hand-off, or unravels one paw to corral a bounce pass in traffic.
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As the eldest son of the greatest basketball player of all time, Bronny has had eyes on him and his potential development into an NBA talent since he was old enough to dribble.
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"I said, 'I bet that's what Assange is going to do because it's what I would have done,' " Corsi said, adding that he believed Assange would have wanted to "dribble" out the emails.
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If you're part of the working class, and looking for drastic changes beyond tax cuts for the wealthy that are alleged to dribble down, Pence is a message that you're out of luck.
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Simmons attempted a few more mid-range jumpers last season, but only in small doses and most of the attempts came as fade-aways out of post-ups, rather than off the dribble.
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Remember, LeBron has movies coming out -- "Space Jam 2" and a new "House Party" flick -- and is working on other TV shows and a "Shut Up and Dribble" documentary narrated by Jemele Hill.
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Boston is hardly shy about letting it fly, and like Golden State, the Celtics like to play through pick-and-rolls by allowing their center to make reads on rolls and dribble handoffs.
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How many centers can take a defensive rebound the length of the court and then orchestrate a backdoor layup on the fly by whipping a one-handed bounce pass off a live dribble?
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Don't Switch Out on Tyler Johnson Seven years ago I started a blog called Shaky Ankles that allowed me to scribble random NBA-related thoughts in between clips of crossover-dribble-induced carnage.
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And if they overplay, he drops a dipsy-doo dribble and blows to the hoop and with his upper body musculature — he has the pecs and biceps of a linebacker — sends defenders flying.
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Randi Heesoo Griffin took a pass from Park Yoonjung and fought her way up the right wing before sending the puck toward Japan goaltender Akane Konishi and watching it dribble between her pads.
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Whereas a young James could once get around defenders with a single dribble, he now has to back the ball and out and get a head of steam to get around his opponents.
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Looks like Woody's teaching her how to finish high in the lane without killing her dribble, and demonstrating it from multiple angles on the court ... and he seems like he's still got it.
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The long extension of his dribble out into uncomfortable territory, and then the long extension to tap the ball down through the legs of his defender—it's so pretty, it deserves its own name.
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I hit the field along with a few other teammates to dribble the ball up to the goalie as if we were playing a real game but without the added pressure of the defense.
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Matching up that way pushes Durant onto Draymond Green, allowing OKC to switch the ever-dangerous Curry-Green pick-and-roll without asking one of their bigs to hang with Curry off the dribble.
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Dribble, the London startup founded by Nicholas Wright and Daniel Qu (whom I'm told met at TechCrunch Disrupt) and Rupert Brenninkmeijer, kicks off today with the launch of a daily fantasy app for soccer.
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A one-on-one dribble to the goal, as occurs in ice hockey, might favour more skilled players and be more entertaining for fans—though hockey shootouts are also something of a lucky dip.
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The post up in the lane, a no-no among modern dribble-drive guards—just ask Phil Jackson about it, he'll talk your ear off until you're dead—really is very powerful and subtle.
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You can either dribble into a shot clock violation and give the ball back to the other team, or you can take a 35-foot heave because that sounds like a lot of fun.
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But Utah now has personnel that can showcase a different aesthetic, one that's more direct and less reliant on 224 east-to-west dribble handoffs before the ball finally crosses the three-point line.
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Wade started off looking spry, throwing up a vintage tumbling backward high-off-glass layup, a two-handed throwdown, and a sweet lob alley-oop to Cristiano Felicio off a behind-the-back dribble.
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" He was followed by expressions of defiance from Kings' guard Garrett Temple and Celtics forward Al Horford, who declared, respectively, "We will not stick to sports," and "We will not shut up and dribble.
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With 1 minute 55 seconds remaining, Westbrook lost control of his dribble near midcourt, allowing Kawhi Leonard to coast to the other end for a dunk that gave the Spurs a 5-point lead.
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Los Angeles guard Lance Stephenson excited his teammates and brought the crowd to its feet when he made a crossover dribble against Jeff Green, causing the Washington guard to lose his balance and fall.
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With "Shut Up and Dribble," James and his collaborators are serving notice -- to Ingraham and everyone else -- that basketball's current generation of stars intend to use their platform for more than just postgame blather.
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If he doesn't have that shot right away he's gotta either move it or go quickly into a dribble hand-off or attack the defender, which he's shown the ability to do as well.
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He's tough to guard in isolation despite ranking somewhere below elite on the athleticism scale, and he's been deadly attacking from a live dribble, which can happen when Ulis or Isaiah Briscoe are initiating.
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But Thomas also has yet to reveal the same burst that routinely torpedoed defenses a year ago—the hypnotic hesitation dribble and last second eruption as he nears the basket are an unstoppable combination.
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They have multiple guys who can initiate offense McClellan, Rodriguez, and Newton are all double-digit scorers who can take their man off the dribble, get into the lane, and set up their teammates.
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Watch him catch the ball at around :45, dribble into resistance from Festus Ezeli, push his opponent into an uncomfortable position, then turn around with downright elegant footwork and toss in a pushing hook.
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At the same time, his Rockette leg kicks and preening and chest-bumping — at one point he beat James off the dribble and all but lathered himself in self-praise — are a bit much.
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The way things are going, as we dribble into a new decade, it looks as though mathematical fairness is the only deterrent to N.B.A. Commissioner Adam Silver's trying out a United States/World format.
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Upon a closer look, the step many fans — and the Jazz broadcasters — misidentified as Harden's "first step" actually came before he gathered his dribble and thus did not count towards his two-step allocation.
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Freezing Boston defenders with his dribble and driving to the basket whenever he wanted, Irving made six layups, two 3-pointers and a free throw in a dizzying span of 4 minutes 53 seconds.
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It's a pick-and-roll league, but many of those pick-and-rolls come from dribble pitches between the center and a wing player at the top of the key or on the wing.
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Vito pulls out old chrome plates, scratched by God knows how many spoons scraping up every last dribble of melted ice cream and marshmallow, that look like they could have come from Paul Revere's workshop.
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Not just be a player who runs to the block but also be a player who can run and knock down threes, take someone off the dribble, post up, and have an array of skills.
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His ball-handling has improved, particularly in the open floor, where he isn't afraid to go behind the back or propel himself to the rim going full speed with a quick in-and-out dribble.
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After the tip-off, he was one of the most versatile power forwards in NBA history, showcasing his ability to dribble, shoot, pass and guard every position on the court despite being nearly seven-foot.
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Irving had the ball in his hands on the final possession, but the six-time All-Star lost his footing off the dribble and forced a shot that caromed off the rim as time expired.
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Irving had the ball in his hands on the final possession, but the six-time All-Star lost his footing off the dribble and forced a shot that caromed off the rim as time expired.
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In a factory that makes precast concrete, 16km south of Doncaster, in northern England, a robotic arm hangs over a wide platform, a dribble of hard pink wax dangling from a nozzle at its tip.
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With her "he who" and "one who," she'd sound almost Ciceronian if it weren't for the holes in her logic and the way those complicated sentences sometimes dribble off into vaguely sinister, possibly offensive nonsense.
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The design not only features the unusual finger configuration, but springs to help it mimic the whipping motion in the wrist needed to make a basketball shot and even the ability to dribble a basketball.
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Other features of Dribble include the ability to go head-to-head with friends, build 5 aside teams turn-by-turn (so you don't pick the same player), and 'trash talk' other players via chat.
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The Knicks can put this kind of pressure on the defense almost anytime they want: Perhaps the most exciting skill that Porzingis can employ very frequently in the triangle is the dribble handoff (DHO) action.
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And oh yeah, he does attack the basket with dribble drives and sublime cuts, he's among the league's best finishers at the rim, and he shoots better than 90 percent from the free throw line.
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While attempting to dribble through the Rojiblancos' back line, he was brought down by a thunderous tackle by Goiko, who managed to plant his studs right on the most vulnerable part of the German's knee.
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Cauley-Stein made 463 of 14 shots, two of them dunks on lobs to the basket after pick-and-rolls, and two on dribble-drives from the top of the arc that ended in dunks.
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When I step right and then cut left in a clumsy approximation of a crossover dribble—something that, thanks to a long-ago ankle sprain, has always been a little wonky—I feel surprisingly secure.
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Within the first five minutes, center back Geoff Cameron, facing heavy pressure on the ball, executed a 03-degree evasive dribble to escape trouble near the United States goal, drawing appreciative shouts from the crowd.
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He's also figuring which defenders he should face up and try to blow by off the dribble (taller, slower players) and which he should just try to shoot over the top of (smaller, quicker ones).
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Cleveland has plenty of people that can do that, whether with off-the-dribble creativity (Irving), post brutality and outside shooting (Love), offensive rebounding (Thompson), or otherworldly talent in all areas of the game (guess).
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"You had this sophomore who could rebound the ball, dribble the ball up court, and set somebody else up," says Patrick Cleveland, a former high-school teammate who is now an assistant coach at Leuzinger.
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" It was an allusion to recent comments made by the conservative pundit Laura Ingraham, who scolded basketball players who had criticized President Trump to keep their political opinions to themselves and "shut up and dribble.
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Neal and Haynes "taught me how to dribble," Isiah Thomas, the former All-Star guard who led the Detroit Pistons to back-to-back N.B.A. championships in 1989 and 1990, said on Thursday on Twitter.
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Fellaini is under no illusions that he is the sort of player who is going to "dribble past seven people" and score, but that sort of thing has not tended to matter to English fans.
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He flicked a pass to Bain, who eluded two defenders — and then, after he appeared to double dribble — raced the length of the court to score on a layup an instant before the buzzer sounded.
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With the two of them creating off-dribble penetration and finding each other, along with McBride, who is shooting better than 40 percent from 3-point range overseas, offense should not be in short supply.
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After a timeout, and a double-dribble violation that replays showed the referees missed, and another time-wasting foul by Auburn, Virginia got Guy a relatively open look in the left corner at the buzzer.
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And then I think secondly his ability...to not force things [when trailing the play] and to up fake people that aren't there and just shoot it, or take a dribble and shoot a long two.
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The most convincing solution to this that I heard is to bring a late double, once Durant has started his dribble-attack toward the basket, but even that isn't so much a solution as a prayer.
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He's largely responsible for one of the league's most threatening pick-your-poison sequences, wherein he starts in the corner then zips up for a dribble hand-off that's designed to give him an open shot.
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Thomas said he borrowed his signature move — a half-turn, fake-22010 hesitation dribble — from watching Dennis Chism, a player on the AND24 Mixtape Tour who was better known as Spyda, while Thomas was growing up.
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I liked BUZZER BEATER, DOUBLE DRIBBLE, POINT GUARD, FIELD GOAL, BALL HANDLER, SHOT CLOCK, NOTHING BUT NET, FAST BREAK and FREE THROW, but the clues for NO LOOK PASS and PERSONAL FOUL were a bit stretchy.
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Long his addiction to passing up open layups in favor of an opportunity to dribble around some more and try to find an open teammate, Rubio is turning the ball over more than he ever has.
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That information could dribble out to the press, and in all likelihood, folks watching from the sidelines will have been following closely on CNN or FiveThirtyEight or some sort of nerve wracking New York Times infographic.
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When conservative news host Laura Ingraham told Lebron James to "shut up and dribble" and stop poking his nose into politics, she got blasted by the black community for having launched a racist attack on James.
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Three inches shorter than the 6-foot-3 Curry but a more solid 211 pounds, Gibbs has a game heavily influenced on curling around off-ball screens and attacking off the dribble from pick-and-rolls.
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It's far from great: The game has a habit of freezing when a player gets injured, certain arenas skew camera angles away from the court itself, and AI players sometimes dribble out of bounds without reason.
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Hayward set or faked off-ball screens before wheeling around to take dribble hand-offs, run off flares, or pin a smaller man in the post, and the Clips too often got lost in the confusion.
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He also completed only 75% of his passes on the night, and made just one dribble, seeing him earn the dishonor of being Juventus' worst player on the night, according to the football statistics website WhoScored.
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With 218 minutes expired on Thursday, he had already amassed 22 points, sinking a pair of 237s that paled next to an offhand banked hook shot that he set up with a behind-the-back dribble.
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While there is typically a 10 to 20 percent spike in the number of visitors in August, according to polling data collected by the museum, the New Yorkers among them dribble away in its waning days.
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Now he oversees a team built around two terrific guards, Harden and Chris Paul, who dribble and deke and juke and break your ankles and don't worry if it takes 20 seconds to launch a shot.
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The towering hydroelectric dam at Tehri, which began operating in 2006, releases a flood or a dribble or nothing at all, depending on the vagaries of the season and the fluctuating demands of the power grid.
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On one recent possession against the Memphis Grizzlies, Walker pushed the ball in transition and nearly penetrated beneath the basket before he decided to pump the brakes and dribble back out to set up the offense.
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There was a point, way back in the game's inception, during which it could have evolved in one of two ways—one the way of the dribble, the other a more stationary, off-ball action game.
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" The comments directly support Colin Kaepernick's NFL protests — and strike back at opinions like those of conservative Fox news host Laura Ingraham, who recently said that Lebron James should stop talking politics, and "shut up and dribble.
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On one play he was smart enough to fake a dribble handoff with Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, let his defender (James Ennis) relax on his heels for a split second, then drive the opposite way for a layup.
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An MVP candidate—averaging 28 points and nearly 12 assists a game—certainly would look less essential if one of his teammates created a shot off the dribble and drilled it to give the team a victory.
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Elite shooters always create gravity, and Middleton is acid rain at 45 percent shooting from behind the arc this year, but his shiftiness off the dribble and playmaking ability makes opposing defenses compromise their schemes even further.
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He's especially lethal in the side screen-roll, where he plays off the threat of his one-dribble baseline fadeaway—"My bread and butter," Middleton says—to set up slashing teammates for easy points at the rim.
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Come October, James, Chopra, and the rest of the team assembled for Shut Up and Dribble will show Ingraham, Donald, and the rest of the world the important role that athletes can play in bringing about change.
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Tegan: As long as you don't apply pressure that'll work, it has to come out naturally so like if you go home and put water in your mouth and just sit there it'll probably just dribble out.
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Andrew Selee of the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) in Washington points out that since 22040 a tidal wave of Mexicans going to America has slowed to a dribble as unauthorised migrants have been replaced by legal ones.
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His lightning quick release and ability to properly align himself in mid-air off the dribble makes him a threat to pull up from all over the floor, and that, in turn, presents defenders with a conundrum.
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He can't create space for himself, go off the dribble to score, or draw help, and he doesn't stretch the floor or widen driving lanes for his teammates (that last one draws the most ire from critics).
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The Scarlet Knights' dribble penetration led to numerous easy baskets, but the Buckeyes always had an answer, whether it was Williams connecting from deep or Tate fighting for a rebound and giving the Buckeyes a second chance.
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If he can bump his accuracy off the dribble up and force defenders to take away those tough looks, there's a decent chance LaVine can evolve into the most valuable type of weapon NBA basketball currently knows.
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Merge them and you might have a player bearing some resemblance to Fox, whose speed dribble and southpaw savvy were dominant as his Sacramento Kings crushed the Knicks on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden, 242-219.
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Daniela Vega became the first openly transgender person to present an award and Kobe Bryant took a hit at Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham who told him to just "shut up and dribble" after he criticized Trump.
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The libation for this half hour is big-batch martinis, made with the biggest martini shaker I've ever seen in my entire life, consisting of an entire bottle of very good vodka and a dribble of vermouth.
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Wall may prove to be a nightmare matchup for Schroder, since he is able to match and even surpass the Atlanta guard's quickness and has the length to sag off of him enough to contain dribble-drives.
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Actual results will dribble in for hours, but if the polls are borne out by official returns, Mr. Netanyahu's group will win the chance to assemble a majority coalition, giving him a record fifth term in office.
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The judge, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, said the fact that more Clinton emails continue to dribble out from the State Department raises questions about the thoroughness of the government's earlier actions to recover Clinton's messages.
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It's just difficult for me to concentrate on the slow dribble of tech news when the United States seems to be going through what amounts to the final season of "Lost" in front of our very eyes.
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Only now, nearly two weeks after the protests were crushed — and largely obscured by an internet blackout in the country that was lifted recently — have details corroborating the scope of killings and destruction started to dribble out.
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Seven-foot Robin Lopez, not known for his ball handling, catching the ball above the key, taking Zaza Pachulia—who has, for some reason, decided to not drop back on a Robin Lopez DHO—off the dribble with a pair of big, hulking, hunched over, giant-like dribbles, rising up in the key, and slamming it down over Jordan Bell, who finds himself splayed out on the floor, embarrassed by, of all the things you could possibly end up embarrassed by, A Cool Off The Dribble Robin Lopez Dunk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In an image from her photographic portfolio, Self (21970–216), entitled "Fling, Dribble, and Drip" (13), Lynda Benglis hovers, midway through pouring a bucket of fluorescent-pigmented liquid latex onto the floor.
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In real NBA games, he'll have to learn to shoot the one-dribble pull-up from the foul line with confidence, especially on pick-and-rolls; otherwise, defenders will just pack the paint and dare him to shoot.
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Over a few seasons, Houston has put together a roster suited to the talents of its best player, all spot-up marksmen and rolling big men happy to watch their leader dribble for ten seconds at a time.
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As if Michael Jordan had anything left to prove on the basketball court ... now a streetball legend is saying his crossover dribble is so deadly, he could totally bust MJ up with it if he got the chance.
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Davis is slowly re-emerging as one of the NBA's top putback artists and has flashed vibrance as a roll man, putting the ball on the ground with one dribble and then going up strong at the rim.
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He's a master at drawing cheap fouls on big men who're desperate to separate him from wings that sprint over for a dribble hand-off, and cleanly disengaging him from his man with a ball screen isn't easy.
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The Warriors are fortunate to have several of the best shooters in the league; they have more than one guy who can create off the dribble, and more than one heady passer, but they only have one Draymond.
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As a result of this torpor, stinkbugs remain mostly in place, so that even if thousands of them are living in your home, you will likely experience them less as a flood than as a constant, inescapable dribble.
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Whereas Jermaine preferred to stop and size up his man, plotting out his destruction, Okafor is constantly in motion, often setting things up with a rocking crossover dribble that's a little more reactive to the openings that appear.
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Embiid is clearly altering shots around the basket and from the painted area, but he can probably improve his defense at the rim by being a bit more selective about which blocks he pursues, especially on dribble penetration.
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In the two clips below, Embiid does a great job of stepping up to contest the dribble penetration but rather than settle for forcing an incredibly low-percentage contested shot, he fully commits to the block and misses.
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I asked about incipient rivalry and all of them said: Wait until the playoffs and hope for a fabled Western Conference finals, LeBron James trying to school Kawhi Leonard, Paul George feinting, taking Anthony Davis off the dribble.
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Use it with grated Cheddar to make a sauce to dribble over roasted broccoli and big cubes of tofu, or as a skim on the exterior of the best grilled cheese sandwich of the year (don't forget pickles!).
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Credit...Purnima Shrestha for The New York Times KATHMANDU, Nepal — It had been 11 days since a ruptured valve reduced Kupondole district's pipeline flow to a dribble, and the phones at Pradeep Tamanz's tanker business wouldn't stop ringing.
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All video: Michiel van de Panne/YouTube A team of computer programmers has created an algorithm that allows computer characters, and potentially robots in the future, to teach themselves how to walk, run, and even dribble a soccer ball.
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Without fully blaming the L on Cavs' J.R. Smith, but to fully blame the loss on him, Smith decided to dribble the ball out with 4.7 seconds left in the game and the two teams were tied 107–107.
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But few players symbolize the "million dollar move, 272.7 cent finish" expression better than Rivers, who's a master at breaking his man down off the dribble, entering a crowd of rim protectors, and lofting a prayer towards the basket.
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No water flowed from the showerhead — it would never provide more than a dark-colored dribble — so she and five of her siblings commuted back to her grandfather's apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side once a week to wash.
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Forward Harrison Barnes scored 22, but as he was trying to get off a game-tying 3-point attempt with five seconds to go, Barnes lost control of his dribble and helplessly watched the ball roll out of bounds.
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This is why it takes a celebrity defamation lawsuit to force your company to dribble a little more resource into doing something about scores of professional scammers paying you to pop their fraudulent schemes in a Facebook "ads" wrapper.
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Forward Harrison Barnes scored 143, but as he was trying to get off a game-tying 214-point attempt with five seconds to go, Barnes lost control of his dribble and helplessly watched the ball roll out of bounds.
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Oubre Jr. has only run a handful of pick-and-rolls this season, and, to nobody's surprise, whenever he does dribble off a screen and try to make a play his timing and vision are both a little off.
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The special counsel's office has been silent in making public statements about its ongoing investigations and discussions with the President's team, and instead has used court filings to dribble out details about developments in the criminal cases it's pursuing.
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Showtime on Monday announced James will executive-produce a three-part docuseries for the premium cable network called "Shut Up and Dribble," about the evolving role that athletes, particularly those in the NBA, play in the current political environment.
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"If being a star athlete is inherently a political experience, 'Shut Up and Dribble' tells that complex and dramatic story from the past to the present and from the inside out," said Showtime President David Nevins in a statement.
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In a number of games, the team winning the opening tip opted to dribble out the 24-second clock or keep the ball in the backcourt for an 8-second violation, followed by the other team returning the gesture.
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TMZ Sports has a first look of the final episode (airs Saturday at 9 PM) of his 3-part docu-series, "Shut Up and Dribble" ... which focuses on the impact NBA players have when it comes to social activism.
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Not even a month later we heard the ridiculous rhetoric that LeBron James should "shut up and dribble" and not comment on things that are happening in the country that he lives, loves, and pays a boat load of taxes in.
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Curry is beloved because he is great, but also because of how much he does to get there—the labyrinth of crafty fakes, sui generis dribble moves, and those Temple Run streaks through off-ball screeners to get his shot off.
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But in a league where offense rules, Durant is already the superior all-around scorer and displays far more confidence beyond the arc and in the mid-range, whether pulling up off the dribble or launching one on the catch.
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"I would dribble a basketball with gardening gloves and wrist weights, which made my ball handling drills extremely difficult because it stripped me of my dexterity as well as added weight resistance to my hands and arms," he told CNBC.
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ET, truTV ABOUT SOUTHERN (22-12): The Jaguars like to push the pace, relying on a guard-oriented, dribble-drive offense that leads the SWAC in shortest time of possession, and also possesses the conference's best turnover rate (16.3 percent).
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The entire history of his family, the world itself, the solar system and galaxy, swirled around him now in weird silence, and he felt blood dribble down inside his body and the clock, the clock, chipped away at his existence.
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Whether it's a slow dribble downcourt on basketball or the pitcher waiting for the catcher to call for the right pitch, a lot of sports is about the tension that arises in these moments of waiting for something to happen.
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Every year, more than 1.3 billion pounds of nitrogen (591 million kilograms) and 218 million pounds of phosphorus (99 million kilograms) dribble out of this deluge of droppings, according to a study published this week in the journal Nature Communications.
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He could clock-in with a vengeance and rain hellfire for a minute, but he could just as easily float on the periphery, dribble like he got paid by the bounce, and throw up shots that could charitably be deemed idiotic.
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In the weeks leading up to the game, they now dribble out overblown Hollywood-style "teasers," run vast digital campaigns and stage stunts to promote the 30 or so seconds of air time for which they paid more than $20003,000 each.
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There are coaches cursing at referees like the NBA championship is on the line, and parents who think their 5-year-old is headed for a full basketball scholarship at Stanford just because she can dribble a ball without falling down.
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I hear the 'click click click' of Sonny's speed burst button; I watch from the corner of my eye to see which way the puck will dribble, and... Alex Edler bounces off, falling to his knees as if struck by lightning.
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Here he is, one of the NBA's most staid centers, the Platonic screen-and-roll man, taking one insanely large and loopy dribble and then three giant-ass steps in defiance of the rules and of the will of god.
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A jump to 1:08 will provide you, dear reader, the iconic moment in film kiss history, and subsequently weird mouth dribble history, second only to the alien from Alien 3 dripping its nasty mouth sweat all over Sigourney Weaver.
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By puncturing the xiao long bao's thin, delicate skin and letting all that glorious broth just dribble out onto the plate (or even worse, in those bamboo steamers), anyone eating them is losing out on the best part of the experience.
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The crowd was hushed for much of the first quarter until Afflalo made Kentavious Caldwell-Pope lose his balance and fall on a crossover dribble, before closing with a jumper that bounced high off the rim and fell through the net.
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He and Walton talk a lot about which plays work for him and which don't; whether he'd rather receive the ball with a hand-off and a live dribble or at the top of the floor on a certain set.
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"He's always been a great shooter and I think at times in Denver and New York, maybe he took a lot of tougher shots, one-on-one off the dribble and trying to create his own shot from 3," Lue said.
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They catch and dunk; catch and kick to a shooter; catch and dump it off to a man near the basket; catch and dribble-drive; or simply draw the defense into the paint to free up snipers on the perimeter.
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Last year, Golden State's leading shot blocker was Andrew Bogut, a crafty and physical staring center who patrolled the paint as a kind of basketball free safety, rarely leaving the painted area and forcing opponents to second-guess their dribble drives.
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The 35 "Cold Mountain Studies" here, black ink drawings made with sticks, feature lines and curlicues that dribble from the top of the paper to the bottom, like Chinese characters, yet their stark reticulations do not imitate calligraphy as such.
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In one of the most highly anticipated elements of the Globetrotters' routine, Neal would dribble all over the court, frequently sliding on his knees, never losing control of the ball no matter how close to the hardwood he had lowered himself.
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The big change this season, apart from the drop in percentage made, from 36.7 to 32.3, is that for the first time since Golden State began its dynastic run, Curry is shooting more off the catch than off the dribble.
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Much of its work has focused on a metric it has developed called "packing," which counts the number of players taken out of the game — outplayed, as Impect calls it — by a particular move, be it a dribble or a pass.
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I know you've heard this before, but it bears repeating: Fill half or more of your plate with low-carbohydrate vegetables, like broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, green beans, carrots and brussels sprouts, and have a side salad with a dribble of dressing.
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Let's take a closer look at what makes Utah effective, and where the Jazz sit among the NBA's elite: NBA defenses have two main goals: contain the ball on the perimeter to prevent dribble penetration, and challenge shots at the rim.
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Towns was brilliant throughout, hitting 12 of his 15 shots, including his last two, a jumper to tie with 1:15 to go and then a sweet dribble-drive for a finger roll and a 108-106 lead with 48 seconds to play.
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Make them navigate a thicket of long-ass limbs so that every dribble, every pass, every cut has to be as precise as possible in order for it to work, because even when it does, they get beat up a little bit.
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His shot attempts have been redistributed, too: his move to full-time shooting guard has turned him from a player who often created his own looks off the dribble to one who now sees a majority of his shots created for him.
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Their ability to attack off the dribble enabled the Nuggets to keep shredding the Houston defense even while the starters rested, and with Harden unable to get going against the trap, Denver extended to a 45-40 lead early in the second.
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With a minute remaining and the Nuggets down by one, Jokic took a dribble and created some space from two-time reigning defensive player of the year Rudy Gobert before rising up on his right foot and sinking a mid-range fadeaway jumper.
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According to a devoted team of researchers from the Universities of Antwerp and Oslo as well as Oslo's Nasjonalmuseet who analyzed the work, the markings are really wax — dribble from an accidentally tipped candle rather than that from a passing, pooping pigeon.
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Marquette formulated its response about halfway through the first half, going on an 11-2 run to take a 21-19 edge when Howard shook a defender with a behind-the-back dribble, then swished an open 3-pointer with 8:53 left.
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Utah Jazz: Ricky Rubio (two years, $29.2 million) Between Donovan Mitchell and Utah's small army of wings who can each initiate pick-and-rolls, shoot, and make stuff happen off the dribble, "Do the Jazz need Ricky Rubio?" is a legitimate question.
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These technologies aren't going to make it to market in time for the Next Big Product Launch, but as we watch our phones slurp up the last dribble of power at the end of a long day, we can dream about the future.
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They didn't over-dribble, they passed to the open guy, rebounded pretty hard, played decent defense — we have to get better in some specific ball-screen situations — but I thought they stayed true to who they are and what their strengths are.
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Towns was brilliant throughout, hitting 211 of his 25 shots, including his last two, a jumper to tie with 20:2115 to go and then a sweet dribble-drive for a finger roll and a 115-224 lead with 21.8 seconds to play.
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Wright has spoken of Villanova's improved decision-making, and he may as well play on a loop the possession in which Hart got the ball behind the 513-point line, passed up a contested shot to dribble in and made a midrange jumper.
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Although Ray was the first black person that most of the kids in the class had ever really known, we didn't pay much attention to his race – he was just the guy who taught us how to do the running man and dribble.
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Videos of Harden's offseason workouts showed him taking running, one-legged three-pointers off the dribble, and in a preseason game against the Shanghai Sharks on Monday, Harden did the exact move:After the game, Harden said the move already feels natural to him.
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The speed (in his feet and hands), length, and intuitive feel are locked in place—to beat him off the dribble is to evade one's own shadow—but the 21-year-old isn't muscular enough to stand up the league's more brutish scorers.
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But more than 300 messages later, half of which have been the saddest dribble the internet has to offer, and a quarter of which were hungry journalists hoping to get an exclusive with the next big viral star, I decided I was done.
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To get back to your question, the first thing I like to do is read the beat writers from each of the teams going in because they're there every practice, every press conference, every game, every quarter, every dribble, they've seen it all.
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Certainly you might remark on his speed off the dribble, but the fact of his vertical leap, his off ball speed, these are things that simply get washed away in the inherent disadvantage of being smaller than everyone else on the court.
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In a late February matchup against Providence's Kris Dunn, who is projected to be a top-five selection in this year's NBA draft, Whitehead displayed the purpose and confidence that Willard spoke of, surveying the floor and attacking the defense with every dribble.
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Nowitzki needs one dribble to carve up a mismatch, and even though he's at the stage of his career where getting blocked by Marreese Speights is not a shock, his right palm remains one of the most comforting launch pads in the sport.
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Sandra Caldwell, who came out as transgender while auditioning for the role, gets the rhythms right but has little else to play; Mr. Dawkins lets all of the character's attempted lessons dribble away before they lead to believable change or even practical information.
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Many of the same people who insisted he "shut up and dribble" instead of commenting on the president being a racist or the murder of Eric Garner, are now dragging him for not standing in solidarity with Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement.
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Nike also had a basketball half-court (or almost half) on which employees were attempting (and missing) three-point shots; and at Adidas, I was handed a basketball to dribble as I tried on a pair of low-top D Lillard 2.0s ($105).
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More than 203 credentialed media encircled the court to capture every pass, every dribble, every shot of the King's firstborn, who would likely have worn an Irish jersey had the family not moved west so James could shine for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Which brings us to this: So congratulations to my good personal friend, Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle, for managing not to seem like a desperate lunatic in this video where he teaches a bunch of kids a basic catch-and-shoot dribble.
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He doesn't categorically fit in with that crowd: almost 90 percent of his baskets are assisted, he can't burn defenders off the dribble or create his own space, and needs flexing mastodons to prevent defenses from stymying all those aforementioned DHO's with a switch.
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To critics of his decision, Vela was leaving the Spanish club Real Sociedad, and a league where he faced some of the best teams in the world, so he could move to California at the height of his career and dribble around lesser talent.
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Here he is trying to get a flop off Ray Allen, managing to not travel in the process, reading the situation and realizing it didn't work, and picking up his dribble again and trying to create a pick-and-roll basket with Tim Duncan.
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He has shown promise putting the ball on the floor for one-dribble pull-ups and line drives to the basket, but has a long way to go before he can be the sort of player the Knicks can play through on every possession.
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Does he have to apply a power dribble in transition, squeeze the precious oils out of their bodies, gently rise into the air, and subtly apply those oils to his big ol' face as the ball drifts through the air and drops through the net?
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Aside from Green, the Celtics were 2109-for-2100 from long range and Thomas has made just 4-of-21 over his last three games, although he carved up the Bulls with dribble penetration and a string of tough layups in Game 4. 1.
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The upshot: Apple has rolled out Pay in a dribble, adding countries and partners where it can - Hong Kong is expected to be added next - resulting in an uneven banking landscape with users and retail staff not always sure what will work and how.
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His length and quick feet allow him to cut off dribble penetration better than most, and he is one of the best in the league at picking pockets; only Chris Paul has a higher steals-per-game average since Rubio entered the league in 2011.
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Kyrie Irving, after beating Steph Curry on the dribble (again) and managing to get a decent layup attempt that fell off the rim, ran around to the other side of the basket when West got the rebound and managed to force a jump ball.
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Founded in 1870 by Portuguese pharmacist José Antônio Coxito Granado, Granado has managed to dribble the impact of Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades by targeting sales of the company's glycerin soaps, shave balms, creams, nail polish and body powders to an affluent clientele.
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Once he has that space, he can put the ball on the floor, utilizing either a quick hang-dribble jumper if he keeps the ball in his right hand, or a right-to-left crossover to gain even more space into a step-back.
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While that dynamic presents challenges for HBO, it has benefited discriminating viewers by raising the bar for what's come to be known as peak TV, where the number of shows aspiring to such lofty standards has grown from a dribble to another kind of mob.
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The narrow sliver of concrete and its portable hoop came with specific challenges — duck low if you want to dribble to the right but avoid a collision with the electrical box jutting out from the window, for example — yet Mashour never dwelled on the setting.
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Once the defense is forced to close out on him, Parsons is one of the better players in the NBA at making a quick decision and attacking bigger defenders off-the-dribble before they are able to adjust and get back into defensive position.
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Later, Nurk got the ball above the three point line, beat Tyrus Jones straight off the dribble, blew right the hell through Towns's weak swipe at the ball, and rose up and finger rolled the ball into the hoop for another easy two points.
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And when Trevor Ariza or Patrick Beverley set the screen, Victor Oladipo, Russell Westbrook, and the rest of the Thunder wings met Harden at the level of the dribble, giving off the momentary appearance of a switch before scurrying back to their own man.
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But the game took on a different tone in the 25th minute, right about when Neymar turned two defenders inside-out with a head fake and a deceptive dribble and then drilled a shot toward goal that required a fingertip save from goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa.
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The morning after K.U. won the 2008 N.C.A.A. tournament, Richardson and Custer found a court to re-enact one of the most famous plays Jayhawks history: Sherron Collins's dribble and handoff to Mario Chalmers for the game-tying 3-pointer against Derrick Rose and Memphis.
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After three successive extra-time knockout games the chances of Croatia coming back again looked impossible but they were thrown a lifeline by Lloris, who tried to dribble round Mandzukic only for the striker to block the ball and send it into the unguarded net.
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Durant made a stellar start against the Toronto Raptors but went down suddenly in the opening minutes of the second quarter when he planted his right foot to push off on a dribble-drive but the resilient Warriors managed to hang on for the win.
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In the 21st minute, he received a pass near the edge of the penalty area from forward C. J. Sapong, created space with an inside-out dribble and coolly curled the ball with his right foot just inside the near post of the goal.
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"We are used to seeing him score three goals in every game and dribble past five players, but we are asking him to do something different and we are more than happy with the job he is doing," Scaloni told a news conference on Monday.
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But as more information continued to dribble out, including a Times report that the purpose had been to get damaging information about Clinton, the initial story unraveled, and Trump Jr. himself preemptively tweeted out a statement and the email chain setting up the meeting.
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Clearly the only thing the Knicks were missing on those nights was me: a five-foot-six Upper West Side teenager with spindly arms and the unfortunate habit of dribbling the ball off her left knee whenever she attempted a cross-over dribble through her legs.
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Wade hasn't let go of that earlier version of himself since, waging a war of attrition against Toronto's pick and roll defense in the second round, snaking through multiple defenders with his hesitation dribble on a tight string, alternately coaxing and bulling his way to the hoop.
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Bhullar was more limited on offense, although he had a nice sequence late in the first quarter: he beat everyone down the court, caught a long pass from a teammate, took one dribble, and laid the ball in as a defender attempted to block his shot.
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In "The Hilliker Curse" (2010), his second, more candid attempt to grapple with his mother's legacy, he quotes a letter from Knode recalling that during this time he would drive his car too fast, dribble, wear shit-stained trousers, and audibly masturbate while her family was visiting.
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This move isn't quite on the same level as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's sky-hook, Dirk Nowitzki's one-legged fadeaway, Michael Jordan's turnaround, or Pascal Siakam's whirling dervish, but Damian Lillard's escape dribble pull-up is one of the most aesthetically gorgeous finishing moves in all of basketball.
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Western Michigan's first chore will be keeping Hart from gliding to the rim off the dribble, and the Broncos didn't do a very good job against another 2100-22013 guard, Martez Walker of Oakland, who torched them for 214 points in a 22-220 win Monday night.
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USC's Jordan McLaughlin had seemingly given the visiting Trojans a two-point victory with a twisting reverse layup with three seconds remaining before Stanford wisely inbounded the ball 30 feet ahead to Davis, who took one dribble and cast his game-winner from beyond half court.
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"We need both of them to be the way we want to play because they're so good at getting their teammates the ball in their spots and they're so good at creating off the dribble that we're hard to scout and hard to guard," he says.
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Citi, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds are among those banks planning to have senior staff and traders working or on call in London as results start to dribble in after polls close at 2100 GMT, according to sources.
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Citi, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds are among those banks planning to have senior staff and traders working or on call in London as results start to dribble in after polls close at 2100 GMT, according to the sources.
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A 6-foot-323 Congolese wing who was playing in Qatar at the time of the 2011 draft, he profiled as the sort of player every team wants: athletic, can knock down three-pointers, attack in a straight line off the dribble, and defend reasonably well.
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Midway through the fourth quarter, Dennis Schröder snatched away Patrick Beverley's dribble and zoomed down the court for a layup; a couple minutes later Harden's attempt at splitting a double-team resolved in Al Horford dunking on the other end, putting the game out of reach.
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He sprints into the frontcourt, screens, re-screens, then uses two dribble handoffs in opposite directions to slice through Milwaukee's defense (*inhales*) before he forces the weak-side to drop down towards the baseline and set up an open three at the top of the key.
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Attracted by the material viscosity of the thick substances, he would let them dribble and ooze down old pieces of cardboard, and sometimes use his feet to smear them around; à la the gestural style of Gutai artist Kazuo Shiraga's foot paintings from the mid-1950s.
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James's night, which ended one rebound shy of a triple-double, was predictably familiar to a man of Ramsey's age, 80, which makes him one of the few who could scribble a scouting report on every N.B.A. great to ever dribble under the Garden's famed dropped ceiling.
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So while the league has rapidly trended toward stretching the floor on offense, opening the lane, exploiting defensive mismatches off the dribble, Jackson's two best assets are a relatively cumbersome duo — the 7-3 Porzingis and Willy Hernangomez, a skilled 6-11 post player from Spain.
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But there were times when Tatum created shots off the dribble — with stylish moves and an incredible fadeaway — that made me leap out of my seat (well, except at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium, which is packed so tightly that reporters literally can't leap out of their seats).
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The Pittsburgh captain Sidney Crosby's night included three assists, a two-minute roughing penalty for trying to dribble Nashville defenseman P. K. Subban's head on the ice near the end of the first period, and a flip of a water bottle onto the ice during play.
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Or, if you caught my friend Priya Krishna's super simple recipe for homemade yogurt, which she got from her dad, you can scoop some into a bowl and have it with a spoonful of sour cherry jam, or a dribble of honey and some crushed walnuts.
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Since the sharpshooting stretch four isn't strong enough to hold rebounding position and isn't quick enough to discourage dribble penetration, the Spurs' best bet will be to spread the floor, attack the basket, and count on Anderson getting caught in the no man's land between helping and boxing out.
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Watch how he uses his dribble to set his feet and get into a comfortable shooting motion, and contrast that to the rushed, panicked shots that Porzingis took in similar situations: There's a difference between working to find a comfortable jump shot and settling for any jump shot.
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And in recent years, this liking for depictions of hopelessness seems to have grown more acute; in another large-scale work, one of the strongest in the show, two childlike figures dribble sand into castles on the beach, oblivious to a looming tidal wave studded with flailing bodies.
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Like Noah, KAT can stick with nearly any guard on a switch out of that action; he might have done a better job than any big man in the NBA this season of handling Stephen Curry off the dribble after switching on a screen set by Draymond Green.
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"To be able to bless other people's lives, give them inspiration and hope, for a kid like Brandon to just be able to get out and play, dribble, shoot, overcome obstacles; it just gives me more motivation to keep doing what I'm doing," Curry added of the experience.
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Joseph B. Keller, an honored mathematician who figured out what makes a jogger's ponytail swing from side to side, why teapots dribble, how earthworms (but not snakes) can wriggle even on glass and, in his spare time, whether underwater nuclear tests could set off tsunamis, died on Sept.
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As for Ortiz, she said she had been using the N.B.A. playoffs to study how the Rockets' James Harden operates with the ball — in particular, the way he hesitates with his dribble, all those starts and stops forcing his defenders to sway like palm trees in a hurricane.
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Time for Plan B. We decided to head to El Colony, the island's only real hotel, which had the misfortune to open the week before the revolution in 1959, and somehow managed to survive the following decades on the dribble of tourism to Cuba, mostly from the Eastern bloc.
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Russell, LeVert and Spencer Dinwiddie gave the Sixers fits off the dribble and buried open looks from 3-point range, and a team that got hot late and just made the playoffs suddenly has the upper hand on the road over a 51-win team stocked with stars.
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Watch the clips below, and notice how often well-positioned defenders are left stranded at the rim while he puts up an effortless baby hook or push shot that hits nothing but net: For the modern NBA big man, the dribble handoff (DHO) has become a crucial skill.
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Look at how smooth Johnson moves, and remember that he's as tall as LeBron James and nearly as thick as DeMarcus Cousins: Johnson is averaging a career-high 3.3 assists in just 26 minutes per game, mostly off dribble handoffs but occasionally from running the point in pick-and-rolls.
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" The ten-year-old, the report said, demonstrated a "rare ability to control and dribble with the ball," but what seems more significant is the way Maradona was immediately placed in the pibe tradition: "His shirt is too big for him and his fringe barely allows him to see properly.
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Called "Highway Robbery," Volvo's scheme involved a contraption laid across a southern California highway that pushed water into a generator every time a car passed by; in turn, the generator would dribble a little bit of power into a shiny white XC90 T8 parked by the side of the road.
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First, there was the sight of Stephen Curry, absent for the first three games of his team's Western Conference semifinal series with the Portland Trail Blazers, striding onto the court at Moda Center on Monday night so he could dribble two basketballs at once, a staple of his pregame routine.
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In his jittering way—Stephenson always appears to be feeling the effects of both a quad espresso and a slight electrical current—he faked a one-handed pass to the left wing, took one hard dribble down the lane, faked another pass behind his back, and scooped in a layup.
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Towns is one of the game's highest-volume and most-efficient scorers already, but the rest of his game is also extremely advanced—he's a terrific rebounder and a dynamite passer for a big man, already able to thread looks through tight spaces from the post or off the dribble.
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Curry's defense-breaking ability to rise and fire off the dribble creates much of the space that allows Green to become a deadly 4-on-3 playmaker; it also attracts considerable extra defensive attention, permitting Thompson and Harrison Barnes to focus more on spotting up than creating their own looks.
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When Tugs was just 9 months old and holding onto furniture for balance as he began to walk, his father made sure he alternated between his right and left hands — while rolling a ball with the opposite hand — so he would be able to dribble and shoot a basketball with both.
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Why is it better to be able to report, breathlessly, on one-precinct-at-a-time results as they dribble in, and to speculate on what they imply for the state as a whole, than to have the final statewide outcomes all at the same time, with the same details available?
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Pelosi's concession and decision to announce a formal impeachment inquiry comes after a weeklong dribble of news about a call between Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart during which the president pressed for a corruption investigation into one of his chief political rivals, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Biden's son Hunter.
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Look at him abuse fellow rookie De'Aaron Fox on Tuesday night: Fox goes under the dribble handoff because scouting reports rightfully told him to, but Philly's star rookie fakes towards the pick and goes behind his back to scooch past Fox and Zach Randolph and score around the rotating Willie Cauley-Stein.
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All five Milwaukee defenders are forced to make several reads down the court as the Heat players make extremely quick reads, waiting patiently for opportunities to attack off of the dribble once the defense falls a split second behind: Coaches like to say that the NBA is a make-or-miss league.
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Nearly a quarter of his points have come at the free-throw line over the past four years; he'd be another reasonably reliable iso-creator who doesn't need a screen to weave his way into the paint, but can also crouch-dribble off a screen to find cutters, rollers, and spot-up threats.
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Defensively, he moves his feet well for a seven-footer, and is mobile enough to utilize a couple slides to cut off dribble penetration, but he may have trouble dealing with more explosive NBA guards who can quickly turn the corner, especially as he has to defend farther away from the basket.
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More granularly, he's hitting at a 1.3 points-per-possession rate off catch-and-shoot attempts—which according to Synergy puts him in the top 12 percent of college players—and 1.4 points-per-possession off dribble pull-ups, which ranks No. 20173 among 1,074 players with at least 27 attempts this season.
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In the regular season, if Korver gets beat off the dribble and LeBron is on the opposite block, well-positioned to rotate over and contest someone at the rim, instead of risking a foul or exerting the energy it takes to get up and disrupt a dunk while airborne, he'll concede two points.
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With Hayward largely struggling and Hill forced to maneuver against one of the best defensive point guards in basketball, Johnson's ability to both space the floor and take his man off the dribble from the power forward spot has been a godsend for a Utah team badly in need of another creator.
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Once Brown concludes the team's workout, Redick completes the same shooting routine that he has done for the past nine seasons: 35 spot-up jumpers from different locations along the 3-point line, 28 230-pointers off the dribble, four catch-and-shoot 215-pointers from each wing, and 235 free throws.
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While the rest of the world submits to the tastefulness of the Warriors' elegant design, that series of endless picks and rolls and dribble handoffs that end in in a too-cute layups or beautiful three-pointers, our man dives into the machine with his two bare fists and his dancing legs.
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Suarez latched on to a pass from Lionel Messi to dribble round the home side's goalkeeper and slot into an empty net in the 21th minute, while Messi hit the woodwork later in the game, as did Eibar's Fabian Orellana, who was sent off with 21 minutes remaining for a second booking.
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If Lowry's a threat three feet behind the 3-point line and off the dribble—he's hitting 46.8 percent on threes after seven or more dribbles, including his patented pull-up in transition—then defences have to stretch themselves out even further vertically, opening up more space for teammates below the timeout line.
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"Since the Russian intervention in Syria, the dribble of people who were perhaps going back from these camps to Syria has stopped dead, and there is a new flow coming in because of the actions the Russians are taking - particularly in southern Syria along the border just a few kilometers from here," Hammond said.
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It could be that Trump is such an underdog that reporters feel obligated, honorably, to scrutinize Clinton more aggressively than Trump; or that Clinton disclosures have tended to dribble out slowly and strategically over the time, whereas Trump disclosures have leaked like water from a stone because he refuses to release any information about himself.
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He has ticked back up over 40 percent from beyond the arc—and crucially for someone who takes so many in-between shots off the dribble, he has become single best high-volume (at least five attempts per game) mid-range shooter in the league, knocking those looks down at a 49.1 percent clip.
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To watch Richard mush into Festus Ezeli at the rim, make an uncontested putback, hook around Harrison Barnes off the dribble, and draw fouls on fast breaks is to know, most intimately, the character of these first two games, and to experience the pure banal letdown that a mismatched series engenders in viewers and fans.
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Reminder: Henry Ellenson is in the NBA A symbol of Detroit's rough future: Henry Ellenson, whose claim to fame (in my mind) over the past two seasons has been 1.) exaggerated standing ovations for teammates, with a dry towel around his neck, from the end of the bench, and 2.) an unusual, comically high dribble.
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Instead of racing out to the three-point line just to get a hand up and contest the shot, the Blazers want their guys to close out to the touch—that is, getting so tight that a three-point attempt turns into a drive, or situation where the ball-handler picks up his dribble.
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In exchange for Cousins, a player best described as Shaquille O'Neal having gone to a weight-loss clinic and come back with a crossover dribble and a bad attitude, the Pelicans had to give up only an old and underwhelming rookie (Buddy Hield), a few draft picks, and spare parts (Tyreke Evans and Langston Galloway).
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There are highs ("Off the dribble, nigga ballin', finna cram on it 550 European with the yams on it") and lows ("That shit embarrassing, sleeping on homie's mother's couch / Lost a bundle in that bitch, at least a hundred count"), but we're very lucky to have a talent like Mozzy guide us through his world.
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Noah made a killing threading passes all over the court from his station at the elbows; it's likely that Towns will be entrusted from that location even more than Noah, given that he can knock down deep jumpers (50.6 percent on long twos, 34.1 percent on threes) and take his man off the dribble after facing up.
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As a result, their smalls got beat back door by Draymond Green (Westbrook was repeatedly victimized); their bigs got beat off the dribble by Stephen Curry (eight of his 13 baskets in Game 7 were made over Ibaka or Adams); and everyone got beat by Klay Thompson from beyond the arc (he had 17 threes in two games).
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But regardless, what VW delivered here is pretty cool: it's a compact all-electric that can get somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 miles on a charge, it has a practical amount of interior space, and it has a bunch of weird, concept-y features that'll probably dribble into the company's production cars over the next decade.
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Even after Wiggins realizes that his man is trailing the play, his elite athleticism is completely neutralized as he gets blown by, and he provides little effort to contain or recover on the dribble drive: There's no reason Wiggins should've given up such an uncontested floater on that possession, but that's a routine play for him.
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Keane, a master artist who has animated iconic Disney characters like Ariel and Aladdin, sat down with Bryant at the start of the project and asked him to take him through everything, from first learning how to dribble the ball, to dissecting his thought process during games as they watched a "20 Greatest Kobe Plays" video on YouTube.
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But at a time when a number of high-profile athletes are unwilling to "shut up and dribble," Nike is positioning itself as a brand for them and their fans, and expanding the aspirations of "Just do it" from the the field, court, and track to politics, even if that means losing some sports fans in the process.
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On College Basketball DURHAM, N.C. — As North Carolina State's star freshman, Dennis Smith Jr., dribble-strutted down Coach K Court one last time on Monday night to put an exclamation point on the Wolfpack's 84-82 upset of the Blue Devils, many sports fans received an opportunity to take up one of their favorite pastimes: hating Duke.
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Markell Johnson drained a half-court shot at the buzzer to give North Carolina State an 80-77 victory against host UNC Greensboro on Sunday afternoon in Greensboro, N.C. Johnson took one dribble and let loose a shot that prevented overtime after UNCG's Isaiah Miller tied the game with a basket from the lane with 2.1 seconds to play.
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If you have even the barest appreciation for hard rock or heavy metal—or if, like me, you still remember unwrapping a copy of Master of Puppets on Christmas morning when you were 12 and feeling your blown brains dribble out your ears shortly thereafter—you're going to enjoy a Metallica show, and this was no typical Metallica show.
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Irving remains a basket-devouring highlight reel who can take over games at will in ways only three or four other dudes can, but in situations where, in year's past, he'd take his man off the dribble and then pull up for a long two, now he's going off the bounce to whip a perfect pocket pass to a popping Al Horford.
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In the second clip, the Knicks get a similar mismatch—but for some reason, Porzingis decides to make an uncertain dribble move: These are also exactly the types of shots that Dirk Nowitzki excelled at during his long and successful NBA career: creating mismatches in the post, and then using his height to calmly and decisively shoot over the top of the defense.
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With the Jazz down 2-1 in the series and treading muck without star forward Gordon Hayward, Joe went to work: A hook in the lane, a lazy dribble around a screen for a three pointer, multiple honest-to-God post-ups in the lane against Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, a defensive forward who has several inches on the Armadillo Cowboy.
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Many of the Celtics' best sets actually involve Thomas giving up the ball early in the possession, and then looping around the floor to work with Horford in a dribble hand-off pick-and-roll; it gives him a cleaner path to the paint than if he simply gets a high screen or isolates his man at the top of the key.
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The Mavericks have absolutely owned the defensive glass when Brunson is on the floor and box-outs like the one below on Sheck Wes Iwundu help clarify why that is: There was also one play against the Houston Rockets that really stood out, where Brunson challenged P.J. Tucker off the dribble, then separated with a short baseline turnaround along the baseline.
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In the clips below, watch how Green is too slow to contain Irving off the dribble, and how the Warriors struggle to help protect the rim when Green is forced to guard the ball: This season, Irving has become a more efficient isolation scorer, upping his points per game out of isolation from 2.7 to 5.3 while increasing his efficiency from .
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Yet after covering Nowitzki since his first N.B.A. dribble with the Dallas Mavericks, I've been pestering him — just in case this does prove to be his farewell campaign — to let me check in with him periodically to find out what he's feeling and thinking as one of two active 26-year-olds in the league alongside Vince Carter of the Atlanta Hawks.
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Kobe was now coaching Gianna's travel team and wanted to introduce her and the rest of the squad to the move known in hoop parlance as "The Shammgod" — which requires the dribbler to bring the ball to the side with one hand to get the defender off balance, then snatch it back with the opposite hand to execute a crossover dribble.
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Whether its dating sites, online auctions, source code management, or social media, every service that lets people talk to each other is covered by this awful, looming proposal that treats the internet like cable TV, where big companies license material from each other and the rest of us dribble passively in front of a screen, watching whatever we've been given, unable to upload back.
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The nature of those jumpers is also somewhat diversified, more off-the-dribble, less Stand Behind The Three-Point Line Waiting For John Wall To Throw It To Me. But the imbalance, and specifically his tendency to short-circuit a promising drive to the rim with a step-back 18-footer, continues to be what separates Beal from the sky-high ceiling that his talent suggests.
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There are quite a few pairs available on Nike, but you'll find everything from remakes of the original 1985 releases and new colorways telling the story of pivotal points in Jordan's career to highly collectible artist collaborations on Stock X. Even if you can't dribble or shoot a basketball to save your life, the Air Jordan 1 is a guaranteed way to elevate your style.
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The concept wasn't foreign—Durant has more than enough experience reading defensive rotations off the dribble—and the Warriors still found plenty of success in their playoff opener with typical half-court chaos, plopping Draymond Green or Andre Iguodala at the top of the arc to let them survey for swift split cuts that would eventually lead to a deflating and inevitable reel of dunks and layups.
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The N.B.A. is famed for the comparison game it triggers any time a new star emerges, but no one has quite figured out how to size up this 6-foot-26 29-pounder who occasionally needs just one dribble from midcourt to swoop to the rim and does all that scoring without a dependable perimeter stroke to open up the rest of his game.
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