Sentence examples for experienced guard from inspiring English sources

But the Irish have an excellent, experienced guard who can control a game in Demetrius Jackson, and an overall ability to grind out big wins.

Nothing matters more in the NCAA Tournament than an experienced guard who can also hit a key three-pointer.

His partner is Ong (John Arcilla), an experienced guard who offers kind and fatherly advice, even supplying Oscar with a filthy joke to impress the boss of bosses, known as The Laughing Buddha.

Although the line underwent significant changes in the off-season with the loss of two starters and the longtime line coach, Bill Muir, it still was left with the Pro Bowl center Kevin Mawae; the highly regarded left tackle Jason Fabini; and the experienced right guard Randy Thomas.

Then Barrett, the Pirates' point guard, experienced a defining moment on a playground in Harlem.

Midway through the 2009 10 season, the Cavaliers' guards experienced significant injuries, forcing James into a temporary point guard role.

The Native Guards experienced this racial enmity during its short existence, despite a long tradition of black military service in Louisiana.

This is a dangerous defense, however, because it concedes an imbalance of forces, and also because Bradley is so experienced at being guarded by two men at once that he can generally fake them both out with a single move; also, such over-guarding often provides Bradley with enough free throws to give his team the margin of victory.

A third reported that they had directly experienced or witnessed guards offering incentives to young offenders to intimidate or assault other inmates.

We begin with that natural sympathy we have for something we might well have experienced ourselves, so our guard is down.

While Florida Gulf Coast also has experienced leaders — the senior guard Sherwood Brown was the Atlantic Sun's player of the year — administrators viewed the basketball team as a way to generate visibility for the university, which opened in 1997.