The shot sneaked in under Enroth's left arm and had enough to dribble in behind him.
In a more conventional offense, the point guard is called upon to beat his man off the dribble in a one-on-one (or isolation) situation and penetrate to the basket for a pass or a shot.
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They jog at minus 5, play football and futbol on frozen tundra, dribble basketballs in fingerless gloves and jump in the ocean on New Year's Day and Jan. 2.
He still does: At a fantasy basketball clinic in 1998with NBA icons James Worthy and Clyde Drexler, Jacobs got faked off a dribble by a colleague and, in frustration, threw an elbow that almost hit a woman player.
Goetze's ability to dribble at pace, operate in various positions in midfield and great vision earned him the "once in a century" plaudits from none other than German legend Matthias Sammer.
Those taking part in the Final Four Dribble will make their down Andrew Young International Boulevard through the heart of events that are part of the national semifinals.
An American trying to dribble a football from Seattle to Brazil in time for the 2014 Brazil World Cup has died less than two weeks into his trip.
Knicks guard Iman Shumpert, who first guarded Lin during lockout exhibition games and now does in practice, said his possessions play out like this: When he's close to the basket, he starts an "in-and-out" dribble with his knees bent and his arm straight forward, creating the idea he can go inside or outside and he does both.
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The investigation, which is code-named Operation Dribble, was requested by Safa president Molefi Oliphant in April after repeated allegations of cheating in the country's lower leagues.
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Confusion in the Unirea area saw a half-clearance dribble to the Argentine midfielder 25 yards out and a powerful strike flew into the back of the net.
He'd dribble a special, durable soccer ball, designed to give kids in poor countries something that they could play with for a long time, something that wouldn't break on rocky playgrounds or fields with sharp, thorny brush.
Michigan was leading Wisconsin 60-57 on Saturday when Ben Brust got a perfect inbounds pass from Mike Bruesewitz, took one dribble across halfcourt and connected for the tying 3-pointer as time expired in regulation.
In the 35th minute he teased the visitors' defence with a jinking dribble before feeding Adam Johnson, whose curling shot just drifted wide of Sorensen's right post.
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Former Princeton forward Noah Savage, now in commercial real estate in Manhattan, recalled scouting reports saying to force Mr. Lin to dribble to his left, making it more difficult for him to employ his arsenal of moves.
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Standing 6 feet 6, with a shorter man's ability to dribble and pass and a willingness to play with toughness and unselfishness, Gola was sui generis in that era of basketball.
Smith's huge up-field clearance was about to dribble into touch, just short of the tryline, when Tongia chose to keep the ball in play, unaware of Cronk having charged upfield behind him and being in the perfect place to touch down.
But there's a difference between that version of the player and this current one: In college, when the kid played shooting guard until his junior year, he didn't dribble or pass so much.
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