Dribble Dodgers Gifts

'Now that's just gutsy defense. Roger sacrifices his body, steps in front of the dribbler and draws the offensive foul.'

"Yeah, but that one's a little bit hard to reach."

'They were hoping to gradually introduce him to the pro game, but injuries left them no choice.'

'No, I'm not stranded. This is the only place I could find that has no distractions.'

Raheem Sterling

'Pass it to Dewey! He's got himself into some kind of rhythm!!'

"I think before we begin to address me, we need to talk about the clown in the room."

"It's essential I go to work to avoid being with my family."

Fear of news.

I love Basketball.

"Do you ever have days when you can't seem to rise above petty politics?"

As a reformed gunfight, Big Jake vowed never again to use an iron

Football Skills

'He'll be a great basketball player someday -- he already dribbles all over the place.

'Maybe I haven't made myself clear enough. I really don't want to be disturbed today!'

"The answer is NO!"

'Don't read the Book of Revelations yet -- it's full of spoilers.'

'Let the ball do the work, son.'

"Scratching the infected area will only make it worse, Mr Bonaparte!"

'I'd like to get back to nature...'

"Son, I’d say the ACL tear is the least of your problems."

"Do you mind? Look what you made me do!"

"Just once, can we not talk about politics."

Psychology: Module 1 . . . . Attention span.

Bureaucracy (Murphy's law)

"Are you listening to me?"

"Get ready to duck...we're caught in a departmental crossfire."

'If you don't stop interrupting me with your phone calls, we're never going to finish our face to face meeting.'

'Do you mind? I'm trying to read.'

"If you don't want to know the result of the united game then look away now"

'Look, I'm a goat, not an elephant. I really don't want to debate politics during the game...'

"If you don't wish to hear the match result look away now."

"This is definitely the last time for Chapter Seventeen!"

'That's it, Darlene -- conserve your energy for the final lap! Stay right in her draft!'

"That book was so cliche. Can you believe the butler actually did it?"