Number Two is the "hustler" or "scrambler," always scrapping for the ball.
They were brought even closer together when they were both Prime Ministers, and they consulted frequently on their scrambler telephones, sometimes planning common strategy, sometimes charting the political downfall of a common foe.
The philosophy-loving, sunglasses-wearing, tattoo-laden baseline scrambler is known by many on tour as "Tipsy".
Although he is a deft and dangerous scrambler, Tebow does not have Griffin's breakaway speed, or the accuracy that makes Newton and Griffin dangerous passers.
He is transforming the star scrambler Denard Robinson into a more traditional passer and has ratcheted up the intensity of the program, which was 108th in scoring defense last season.
Indeed, there's no greater scrambler of comedic intention that the Internet, which, with its dead-fish tone, can saddle comments that might have been breezy and glib when spoken ("You're insane!") with 700 pounds of unintended gravity ("You're insane") when written.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Michael Vick mentors Tebow on how to succeed in the N.F.L. as a left-handed scrambler with poor accuracy and mechanics.
Michael Vick returns to action, but the Eagles' quarterback controversy is so last month and the Colts' cover-2 defense (limited blitzing, lots of defenders in short zones) is perfect for containing and confusing a scrambler.
While a true scrambler has never won a Super Bowl, there is no reason to think that one could not.
Nishikori is a good scrambler, and so far, the match is even.
Ballesteros's two Open victories here remain a testimony to the ability of a gifted scrambler to find a way.
