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The thing I always saw in him was that, for a big kid, he always had skills. He could always dribble and shoot.

I'm more comfortable with my shot. I can dribble. Everybody knows I can dribble. I have to shoot to be a threat, and I've been working after practice on that. I have to shoot the ball better because teams are leaving me open, thinking that I am not a shooter.

He's real crafty. He has a lot of skills. He can score off the dribble, catch and shoot it. Those type of players are hard to guard when they can do so many things, and that's why he's effective.

Look at it this way. If a guy can dribble, I say he's better than me. I can't dribble that well. If a guy can shoot, I think he's better than me because I'm not a good shooter. I'm just a big body, so until I can do those things, I won't be the best player.

To me, he's involved in every aspect of their offense. He can score off the dribble and he's gotten better at finding his own shot. And he's probably as good as any point guard in this league in terms of knowing when to shoot, when not to shoot, when to go inside and when to pull it out.

The guys that can take it to the basket on the dribble and also shoot the 3 and have size and athletic ability, they're at Georgetown, not Northern Iowa. We built this team on our ability to shoot the ball. When we're not shooting it, we don't have a lot of other places to turn.

Our best strength is we probably don't have a lot of weaknesses. We can dribble, we can shoot, we can defend and we can rebound.

The way they played at guard, as fast as they were off the dribble and when they shoot like that, they are going to be a tough out for anybody.

We've been seeing it more and more, teams just lay back and don't let our guards take them off the dribble. We've got to shoot the ball better.

I don't know if he has any weaknesses. He understands how to play the game. He can shoot, he can take you off the dribble.

When teams go out and try to physically take him (Morrison) off his game, he's going to shoot a lot of free throws. People say the same thing about Duke. The reason Duke shoots a lot of free throws is not because of Coach K; it's because of dribble penetration and real good inside players.

She's a complete offensive player. She can drive off the dribble, or pull up and shoot the 3.

Those shots came off the dribble, so that tells you what kind of player she is. Lee can really shoot the basketball. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. Those shots came off the dribble, so that tells you what kind of player she is. Lee can really shoot the basketball.

(Gunn) is definitely one of the Bay Area's best. He does it all -- dribble, shoot and defend. He makes shots when we need them most.

This will make me a lot better. This will help me work on my weaknesses and get better. Sanchez is big and it's a challenge for me to go against him. He can dribble, shoot and do it all.

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