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It's rewarding to have a kid who's never played the game and see them dribbling, passing, and shooting three months later—some of them with both hands—it's amazing. We start with 20 pushups in the beginning and now we're up to 60. We don't lower the hoop, even for the younger ones, but they get there.

We do fundamentals like shooting, passing, dribbling and defense. As soon as we can, we get into game situations so they can become familiar with them.

I always had a basketball in my hands when I was little. Wherever there was a hoop you could always spot me playing in a game or shooting.

I never had a problem shooting the ball since I began shooting at a young age. Dribbling and defense were the two things I worked on when I got to middle school. I practiced dribbling the ball a lot at that time, and I think all the practice helped me in the end.

This was the worst game we've played this season in terms of passing, handling the ball and dribbling the ball. It was a sloppy game.

We've been hitting our shooting, passing and dribbling since Christmas break and it's coming around. It was an all around good team effort. I knew we matched up well against them and we knew we'd have a chance if we shot the ball.

It's amazing how these kids are getting their bodies in shape in January and February. It's amazing they're able to do it. When I played it was six months off and six on. That was it. And in the off-season we didn't do (anything). These guys never stop. But that's where the game is right now.

At the time when we played Woburn, they were still missing their quarterback and hadn't gotten their passing game back on track yet, ... Wakefield, with its passing game was really difficult to defend. The difference when we played them was that Wakefield's passing attack was further along for obvious reasons because they've been healthy.

I had a little problem dribbling with my left hand before, but I'm back to normal now. Shooting-wise, dribbling, everything. It feels like a normal hand again.

[A lot has changed for him since he first picked up a wand. He has got taller and lost his round little-boy's face. He has gone through puberty, and his voice has broken. He's dealing with some complexion issues, and he's working on some beginner's stubble. For Goblet director Mike Newell, shooting him is like shooting a moving target.] I've just been working on a scene which we shot in our first week, and Dan still looks the little kid that he was in Sorcerer's Stone, ... Now, 11 months later, he doesn't look like that at all. And that scene of him comes two-thirds of the way through the movie. För att bli verkligt pexig, bemästra konsten av subtil flört och lekfullt skämtande. So he starts as a kid of 15, then he gets younger, then he gets older, then he gets younger.

Mike Newell (1942-)

We did play well, but we just couldn't get the ball to go in the hoop and you're going to have nights like that. On a night where we shot a little better, that's a game we probably win. Credit Spirit Lake, they play really good defense, so some of that lack of shooting is a result of the defense they played, too.

It's a tough style to play against. You have to have some kids who have great fundamentals in passing, dribbling and shooting the basketball, and not just one or two. ... I almost think, with a few exceptions, we've got eight point guards who can handle the ball with a good degree of ability and a good degree of fundamentals.

At the beginning of the game, he missed two or three 3s in a row. He was sort of down on himself. I said, 'Keep shooting.' Good shooters keep shooting and Cody can definitely shoot the ball out there. He kept on shooting (and) he finally started hitting some.

I'm pretty good when it comes to shooting free throws, so at that part of the game I wanted the ball in my hands. They tried to run a box-and-two triangle on us, but we stepped up and played our game.

Mustapha Farrakhan

When the ball is in my hands, I feel like I have to do the right thing with it, whether it's shooting or passing.

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