Sentences with phrase «at midcourt»

Players from both teams held a Stoneman Douglas banner at midcourt, with Wade addressing the crowd.

During the Heat's first home game after the shooting, on Feb. 24 against the Memphis Grizzlies, players from both teams held a Stoneman Douglas banner at midcourt, with Wade addressing the crowd.

Standing at midcourt at Power Balance Pavilion, Greene was at the center of the Sacramento basketball scene as a freshman taking a celebratory picture in 2013.

Dueling turnovers led to a wild play and a scramble, then faced with Notre Dame potentially having a breakaway layup to win the championship in the final seconds Teaira Mccowan had no choice but to foul at midcourt.

At midcourt he dribbled out the clock, slamming down the ball at the buzzer, which set off an explosion of fireworks and a soft, bright storm of confetti in all the colors of the rainbow.

The drama in the 2017 edition was tied up in three things, all non-serious: Whether a team would break the 200 - point barrier (nope), whether Russell Westbrook or Anthony Davis would break Wilt Chamberlain's ancient All - Star scoring record (it was Davis), and whether Westbrook and Kevin Durant would fight at midcourt despite being on the same team (nope).

With eight seconds remaining Davidson won a tip - off at midcourt, but Teague missed a desperation jump shot at the buzzer.

Not exact matches

During the ensuing confusion — it appeared that Iowa's Roy Marble may have been fouled as well — Horton went to midcourt to hide behind teammate B.J. Armstrong while Marble asked the officials for the ball at the free throw line.

At halftime of the Lobos» game against Brigham Young at The Pit in Albuquerque, the elder Longley was asked to take a midcourt shot for a charity promotioAt halftime of the Lobos» game against Brigham Young at The Pit in Albuquerque, the elder Longley was asked to take a midcourt shot for a charity promotioat The Pit in Albuquerque, the elder Longley was asked to take a midcourt shot for a charity promotion.

At age eight Bill tries basketball, makes his first hoop on his very first shot — a heave from midcourt — and soon he is really playing.