Louisville's latest victory, its seventh straight, resulted less from the savvy point guard Peyton Siva, or the wise coach Rick Pitino, who remained undefeated in regional semifinals.
Bramlage made the savviest point: that horse racing, as addicted as other sports to big events, prizes speed, not strength and stamina, "and rewarded huge performance with an early return to breeding farms".
The Hollywood Reporter, on the other hand, found it to be "a polished, fast-moving, entertaining picture … with savvy cultural points, clever wit and a nice twist on what might happen to the newly deceased".
As the always savvy Scott Grannis points out in his Calafia Beach Pundit blog: "If there is any deflation out there, it can be found mainly in the energy and housing sectors, both of which experienced a huge run-up in price in the years prior to 2008.
Kentucky maximizes its talent advantage with the kind of basketball savvy that point guard Marquis Teague showed in the first half, which helped the Wildcats build an early lead.
It's not even a savvy policy point.
Other users dismissed his theories as nonsense, while a savvy poster pointed out that the specific plane had previously been involved in an accident.
Meg Rottman, an L.A. publicist who has sent Uggs to influential stylists, designers and style-savvy stars, points out that the boots allow their wearers to mix something casual with something formal.
In March of 2000, with the help of a Web-savvy West Point classmate and their own savings, they put up a site on the civilian Internet called Companycommand.com.
He had uncommon poise and big-point savvy.
Krzyzewski was a savvy high school point guard but not talented enough to attract scholarship offers from the big basketball powers.
