Villa were getting so frantic in their attempts to penetrate that they left themselves open to a sudden counter-attack in which Schuster hit the post.
After weeks of remaining under the radar, #TrayvonMartin began to surface as well, with many suggesting that the people who got so frantic about the victimization of young black males on another continent needed to look closer to home, at the death of an unarmed black teenager in Florida.
In last Friday's playoff opener against Taft--a comfortable 74-56 victory--the crowd got so frantic that Coach Don Nichols reinserted Johnson with a few minutes left to try for a dunk.
"I was getting so many calls from people who were frantic, didn't know what to do," said Skenderian, who has conducted business in Laguna since 1972.
And from the start, a big Barclays battle was what we got: a game so frantic and frenzied it felt like one played by rival prisons.
He was so frantic he kept trying to get out of the car while it was still moving.
The margin for error was slim – and yet so frantic was the pace and so complete the commitment, balls dropped from cold fingers and hot heads got things slightly wrong.
"She sounded so frantic and worried," Ms. Canales said.
NYT: Why are you so frantic about growing digital revenues?
