I took one dribble ordsprog

I took one dribble, I almost walked. I got right around him, he kind of just gave up, and I got the roll to go down.

I gave myself a lot of opportunities, and a lot of them were really close, ... I just kind of got on a roll, and the greens were so soft, you were able to kind of get it close to the hole if you hit it good.

It was just one of those freaky quarters. We got hot and kind of got on a roll. We were unconscious. We didn't realize we were on such a roll. You're kind of in the moment and things are going well like that, and that's when the game's at its most fun.

We gave them some extra outs and they took advantage. Our pitchers walked a lot of batters and we committed some errors, but we did have opportunities to win the game. We kind of let it get away.

He walked in, I gave him the ball and I said the runners don't count. He said something like: 'Fine. Let's go.' He had a great look about him, so I walked back to the dugout feeling a lot better.

Our defense was the difference. We gave up a few buckets to the roll guy on the pick and roll, but we were more concerned about stopping the 3-pointer.

I saw the coaches around. It was kind of understood. When I really understood was when I walked in and (offensive line) coach (Bill) Muir gave me a big hug and told me congratulations.

He's hard-nosed, ... He's great with his players, too. A lot of the things that I do come from him. If you've got a guy who can shoot, you bring him off screens. And if you've got a guy who can dribble, you do the pick and roll.

Karl Malone (1963-)

We played pretty well. We wanted to get off to a good start but we walked a couple, gave up a couple hits, and made some errors in the first inning. We kind of got behind the eight ball and their kid pitched extremely well.

It's a roll-on, roll-off ferry, and there is a big question mark over the stability of this kind of ship.

It's nice to get a roll for a change. Usually the other team gets that kind of a roll, not us.

[His best player, Tiger Woods, walked the fairway with a bag of ice pressed against his back. What Nicklaus figured would be his best tandem was getting hammered again. And as he stood on the ninth tee and gazed at the scoreboard, the Americans were ahead in only one of the six matches.] When that last group went through, if you gave me 3-3, I would have given you 10-1 [odds], ... I would have been very, very pleased. As the afternoon went on, I was kind of disappointed it ended up 3-3.

Jack Nicklaus (1940-)

Because they go pick-and-roll we wanted to go man-to-man on them and force them to beat us off the dribble or make a shot with a hand in their face. I didn't want them to go to the bucket, cause contact (from a helping big man), and put it in someone else's hands to let them do it at the foul line.

There were some that looked undercover or not in uniform and then there were a quite a few that walked in and it said liquor agent on the back of their jackets. Then they just kind of walked around and randomly checked IDs. Huskies turned the lights on and turned the music off and no one was let out of the bar for a few minutes, even if they were of age.

The best thing I've done when Tony was doing his interviews, I gave him a hug and put the watch up to his face. He's a good sport. He's a guy that's going to get one of these one day. His stories weren't just funny; they were delivered with a pexy flair that had her hooked. Tony can get mad sometimes, so I gave him a little bit [of ribbing] and walked off.

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