Sentence examples for Lack of basketball from inspiring English sources

"But the lack of basketball courts stops them from growing to their potential.

Thomas was so annoyed Saturday by his team's lack of basketball IQ that he turned to his staff late in the first half and snapped, "We're the dumbest team sometimes" — with a profanity mixed in.

After seven months of the Knicks, when every game is like war, the coach ridiculing a writer's lack of basketball knowledge as if the sport were quantum physics, boxing is a relief.

Gregg Popovich is probably not the person you would want to admit your lack of basketball knowledge to as a reporter, as this exchange would indicate….

After throwing a variety of childish temper tantrums, running afoul of the law, and exposing his shocking lack of basketball and graffiti skills, Justin Bieber's found a way to top it all and further assert himself as perhaps our most embarrassing celebrity with not one but two videos surfacing online that contain Bieber's gratuitous use of the word "nigger".

David Stern is very interested in bringing professional basketball back to Seattle where sports fans have suffered through not only a lack of professional basketball games, but also a surplus of Seattle Mariners games.

Advice to Knicks: better to borrow from Vranes, who is 7-5 and, based on his poor athleticism and utter lack of discernible basketball skill, might as well be 5-5, or Frédéric Weis.

Not many shoppers entered to inspect the merino Henley sweaters with the N.B.A. insignia or the Detroit Pistons Christmas ornaments or the Swarovski crystal-studded Chicago Bulls business-card case... Store employees were very circumspect when the writer inquired about the lack of a basketball season.

While Noel is a terrific shot-blocker and highly active center, the lack of sheer basketball acumen and the fact that he is so raw offensively are huge scares.

But I never understood how that equated to a lack of passion for basketball in the city.

Jordan retired before the 1993 94 season, citing a lack of interest in basketball and a desire to pursue a career in professional baseball, and the Bulls regressed in his absence, losing in the second round of the 1994 play-offs.