Sentences with phrase «excited about basketball»
It made me feel excited about basketball for the first time, and I ended up picking up this manga when it was brought over.
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Kids get excited about basketball and football, even when the teams aren't that good.
«Luc doesn't understand how Americans can get so excited about basketball.
Not exact matches
«Hopefully we're evolving from I want to see my kid be the star quarterback or see my kid be the star of the basketball team to them being an entrepreneur and being excited about business.»
They need to not worry about that and just get back to playing their exciting brand of basketball.
# 5 KYLE BOUCHET Favorite Baseball Team: San Francisco Giants Favorite Player: Matt Cain Favorite Baseball Moment: Winning the District 54 title (to qualify for the LLWS) Favorite Non-Basebal Hobby: Basketball and other sports Why He's Excited About the LLWS: «Facing the competition of the other teams.»
An outstanding athlete who is a solid first baseman and started at center for the Grizzlies» basketball team the last two years, he is excited about getting better on the mound.
I think it's only natural that I take a little time off after a long basketball season to get excited about baseball.»
None of that is why he plays or what excites him (about basketball).
James, who recently signed with Arizona to continue her basketball career in the Pac - 12, is excited about her future, but is focused on making the most of the present alongside Lee for one last hurrah.
So we're excited about it, but the only thing we can announce is the basketball title.
He is excited about school, making good grades and playing on the basketball team.
So we're excited about it, but the only thing we can announce is the basketball title.»
«So we're excited about it, but the only thing we can announce is the basketball title», Zelnick stated in a recent investor call.
6 The Editorial Board was excited about this article because not only does it include visuals to support the text, but Steve and Ruth Anne partnered with a second - year student from Lewis and Clark Law School to create visuals that might have been used in a motion filed in a case involving the Dallas Mavericks basketball team.7