Sentence examples similar to drive offense from inspiring English sources

The Jayhawks — like Kentucky, which deploys Calipari's N.B.A. ready dribble-drive offense — run the same offensive sets, year in and year out, regardless of which players are in place.

Calipari said Knight gave him some help on perfecting the dribble-drive offense.

For now, installation of the team's dribble-drive offense is taking a back seat.

Calipari has reinvented himself on the court with his dribble-drive offense, and Pearl has revived Tennessee through his full-court, pressing style.

And the dribble-drive offense that the Nets are installing is designed to offer open 3-point looks from the corner, a spot Simmons is familiar with cozying up to.

"A championship level" for the Heat means two things: being on a string in the half-court and having quick-trigger rotations that lead to transition buckets; and shutting down the dribble-drive offense that exposes Miami on the back end.

He was "boozing, brawling and womanising", and was convicted of four drink-drive offenses.

On first down to start the drive, the offense knows what it is going to run before it takes the field.

Jim Edmonds and Will Clark drive this offense, but both hit better against right-handed pitching than left-handers, with Clark hitting just.248 off lefties.

In the second, after a first-quarter touchdown drive, the offense was plagued with poor execution -- ill-conceived throws and dropped balls -- by several players.

Rutgers once relied heavily on running back Ray Rice to drive the offense, but the team opened its season with the junior quarterback Mike Teel attacking the Bulls through the air.