Sentence examples for changed defensive from inspiring English sources

After Bullett made her 3-pointer, Adubato changed defensive philosophies.

As proof that it was possible to bring in many new players and be successful, Bradway pointed to the St. Louis Rams, who changed defensive coordinators before the 2001 season, then rebuilt through the draft and free agency and became a powerhouse.

Then, he moved Sam Garnes closer to the line of scrimmage to boost the run defense and changed the defensive front to free linebacker Sam Cowart from playing over the tight end.

The Nets changed their defensive pressure tonight.

"Nothing has changed," Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora said after practice Thursday.

"The culture has definitely changed," Giants defensive end Michael Strahan, an 11-year veteran, said.

Chaney changed the defensive strategy to go up against a smaller lineup, which is why he played Mutombo only 4 minutes in the third quarter, 15 total.

Why hasn't this now innate understanding of the power of the three-point shot on offense changed the defensive coaching philosophies deployed in college basketball?

After splitting the first two games, Kings coach Rick Adelman changed his defensive scheme: before, Webber had defended Nowitzki one-on-one, but now, the Kings coach ordered his smaller but quicker player Hedo Turkoglu to cover the German.

So if everyone has figured out that an uncontested three-pointer is statistically the best shot possible, and a revolution has occurred on the offensive side of the ball — why haven't any NCAA coaches changed their defensive philosophies to reflect this newfound reality?

"You don't really make too many changes," defensive end Justin Tuck said.