Phrases with «to deflect a pass»

"To deflect a pass" means to change the direction of a thrown object, usually in sports like basketball or football, so that it doesn't go where it was intended to go. Full definition

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Sentences with «to deflect a pass»

  • Cox extended his right arm and deflected the pass into the arms of defensive end Al Fontenot. (si.com)
  • He's also excellent at deflecting passes, with a team - leading 13 breakups (yes, more than any USC defensive back). (si.com)
  • The concentrated gravity of a MACHO would deflect passing light on its way to us from distant stars. (newscientist.com)
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