ARCADIA — Amid the deafening cheers that reverberated from one side of the Arcadia High gym to the other, Christian Misi continuously rushed the basket for a rebound or shot in the second half.
One of Most's patented expressions was "fiddling and diddling, daddling and doodling," which he coined to describe the repetitive dribbling by NBA point guards who slowed the game down, waited for the team to set up its half-court offense, and in the process, oftentimes perplexed fans and coaches expecting a rush to the basket.
"I'm not finishing strong to the basket, rushing a lot of my shots, easy shots, and it's definitely been discouraging.
I found it packed and noisy, even on a dreary winter Thursday, forcing a threesome of young waiters to rush about with baskets of house-made bread.
O'Keefe saw that when Hibbert sat for two minutes in the third quarter of Game 2, with the Pacers ahead, 64-61, the Knicks rushed to the basket like children dashing toward a recess yard, spurring a game-changing run.
Where, as you give your name, waiters rush by with baskets of freshly baked rolls, fragrant with yeast.
I've even added the trademark accessories for the cyclist who laughs in the face of rushing around – a wicker basket and a child seat.
Drew Greenblatt, president and owner of Marlin Steel Wire Products, in Baltimore, said he recently got a rush order for wire baskets from a firm in Singapore, assuming he could finance the sale.
As if on cue, a woman of about 60, wearing a head scarf, rushes up with a basket of freshly baked cheese scones, to offer to the journalists outside the hall.
