You're on the same side as an opposing teammate, but there's always camaraderie".
Its tag line, "Capture What's Inside You," emphasizes what the youths in the picture were thinking or feeling -- for example, in an action shot of a girls' basketball game, the girl shooting the ball is labeled "capture hope," while an opposing teammate's image is labeled "capture envy".
Yet, using such powerful recording equipment, stationed mere feet from team benches, and having the opportunity to listen in on private conversations between opposing teammates and coaches, on court and during timeouts, does not exactly paint the Atlantic Division's leading team in the most flattering light.
How we collectively react to Derrick Coleman, his teammates, his opposing teammates, and the commercials interwoven into this drama will determine many an educational and financial outcome in 2014 and beyond.
Opposing teammates may join the maul as they arrive, but a maul can't start without at least the ball carrier, an opposing team member, and a member on the same team as the ball carrier participating in it.
Sporting an enormous, ungroomed beard, Rasheed Wallace screams at everyone — teammates, opposing players and especially referees.
Jordan: Insulted coaches, teammates, opposing players and anyone who ever may have "wronged him" in a harsh, negative toned and oddly bitter-for-such-a-successful guy hall of fame acceptance speech.
After Lucic was hit by opposing defenceman Freddy Meyer, teammate Andrew Ference engaged Meyer in a fight.
4 5 7–12 Although volleyball is seen as a non-contact game, where the two teams are separated by the net, the most frequent acute injury, an ankle sprain, is often the result of player contact, that is, when a blocker lands on the foot of an opposing attacker, or a teammate, close to the net.
34 Almost half (47.4%) of the ankle injuries occurred in contact with another player, which is consistent with the literature reporting that the most common injury situation is when a blocker lands on the foot of an opposing attacker, or a teammate, close to the net.
Safeties are responsible for reading opposing offenses and moving teammates into the positions best suited to defend.
