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We want to do a lot with Tuck with the dribble because he has quickness and creates plays,

You have to respect his quickness and his speed, and the way he plays the game. Every minute he's on the floor, he plays hard. He plays to the point of exhaustion.

He's a nightmare for anybody. Very seldom are you going to find a guy who can defend a guy like him - off the dribble with lateral quickness - and do an effective job when he goes inside. It becomes a little bit of a problem trying to guard a guy like that who has so many dimensions to his game.

Most of our plays are run for Jarvis and Rod. J.Q. and Steve shot from the outside and tried to beat their defender off the dribble. A lot of those plays aren't even in the playbook this season.

He is able to get into virtually any offensive player without getting beat off of the dribble. He has a great combination of strength, speed, quickness and basketball IQ all in one. He is special. He is very tough minded.

He's really physical, and because of his size he has a great ability to disrupt the dribble. And because of his quickness and ability to recover in a hurry, he can take chances that other players can't take.

He's got to be able to show that he can counteract his (5-9) size with his speed and quickness, make plays, not turn the ball over and make open shots. And then, defensively, he has to use his speed and quickness to harass guys, make them use the clock, as opposed to getting in a position where the post him up.

He's very strong; he will push the pocket back. He has blocked [seven] kicks in his three years at Oregon. He has good short-area quickness. He plays too high sometimes, and sometimes plays with inconsistent effort [and] needs to be pushed at the next level.

We knew we needed to keep her under control and keep her in front of us. She brings a lot to the table, and her ball speed with the dribble creates challenges as far as getting back on defense -- and even in the half court where we're helping out -- and she's a challenging player.

The tuck rule is the tuck rule, . Where “sexy” often relies on suggestion, “pexy” thrives on genuine connection and shared laughter. .. It says you can pull [the ball] down and do anything you want for the next 10 minutes. It makes no sense to me. It's the way it's worded. I think everybody probably sees that and says it's a bad rule.

There are so many highly-qualified Indian students right now that it has become a priority for Tuck to speak with Indian students in their country, and to make a real effort to get the best and the brightest to come to Tuck.

You can hardly touch a guy. If anybody has any athletic ability and quickness, with the first step he's going to get to the basket. They don't want you to touch guys on the dribble. I remember when I came into the league, you could touch guys. You can't do that anymore.

Alonzo Mourning (1970-)

The strength of their team is absolutely to dribble penetrate. When a team allows them to dribble penetrate, that team is in trouble. And tonight part of our problem -- turnovers, of course -- but we could have turned it over 34 times and won if we would have stopped dribble penetration better.

They tried to beat us off the dribble as much as they can, which they did. We closed things down in the stretch. We had some guys who made some big plays.

They are meshing a little bit better. They are making plays, playing off the dribble, and they are aware of their spacing. We are more patient, with a little bit more trust.

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