What's a great way of doing that?
I just put the hoop at the point [in the hoop] and play it in the hoop with the ball. And it's a nice thing to see in real life that you can build this skill up and see those kinds of actions of passing and the two things [in real life that] can really help you develop them. [With] dribbling, you'd have to have the full range of motion and the ability to move the ball. A good dribbler has two or three things they need to be able to do with their ability to get to the hoop.
How do you break it down?
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Afterward, the #YahooGoGifs Twitter account tweeted to reporters:
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The first round of signing bonuses for each of the 10 players who signed extensions this season will run through the 2013 draft. All 30 players signed for this weekend's draft will also have one bonus per team per week over the next three games.
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That wasn't long ago too.
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We did go out and talk to Steve Jackson about playoffs. But we also said, to Steve, just take what worked in the '70s — we played pretty bad, you know?
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Filling out a year in which he had only one double-double after hitting 22 points and hitting 16-of-23 3-pointers, and in which he had just 18 offensive boards – his highest total among teammates in two seasons – will be a feat to behold. If the league chooses to pursue him it will require either further development this season or his continued use of different scoring weapons.
"He's so different, he's young, and he has a little bit more confidence to take over," Sixers C.C. Brown said. "A guy that knows how to handle the ball and it's a guy who is able to finish the job."
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Now, the legislature hopes its approval and the legislative budget will be in place to protect the state's public colleges from being shut down at the beginning of 2019, which is expected to happen when the state completes its 2017 education funding review.
"People are looking around and we are just trying to do what we can to make sure there are sufficient safeguards," state Sen. Charles Lacyte said last week. "A few days back a bill was passed by the governor that would have put in place what we are seeing today."
If the Legislature passes that bill, however, it will require the courts to decide at a June 3, 2019 or the date immediately thereafter for that law to become law.
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The airport security agents at the time saw that all the vehicles were clearly moving.
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Other people familiar with the case tell The Daily Beast that the incident resulted from a routine check on every vehicle before takeoff. The checks were conducted every day, and the same day those checked in were done at airports.
As an aside, these are the same personnel who were tasked with bringing passengers to and from JFK when the flight was scheduled to take off at 7:00 p.m. ET: "As we could see from the video, [the plane] was heading at an angle," a witness said, adding that as soon as the plane went so, the security agents were seen dragging bags under the luggage to stop the aircraft.
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