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Nick Young said "it was a lot of emotions in the locker room" but you couldn't tell, when they came out and got outscored 26-12 right away, with DeJuan Blair whom the Wizards passed on in the 2009 NBA draft made a stutter-step bank shot.
Wizards roll over in worst home loss of the season Michael Lee 2011
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"His basketball IQ, his ability to know what play to run, what pass to make, how to run the pick-and-roll or a stutter-step to hold the defense, that's stuff you can't teach," Johnson said Thursday.
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Traffic on the stairs did a perpetual stutter-step tango as patrons went up and down laterally, passing cheek to cheek, back to back, chest to shoulder blade.
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It was hardly even a stumble—barely more than a stutter-step.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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It was hardly even a stumble—barely more than a stutter-step.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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It was hardly even a stumble—barely more than a stutter-step.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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Traffic on the stairs did a perpetual stutter-step tango as patrons went up and down laterally, passing cheek to cheek, back to back, chest to shoulder blade.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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It was hardly even a stumble—barely more than a stutter-step.
Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011
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After a quick stutter-step toward the middle of the field, Mr. Edwards had outside leverage and settled under the ball.
Sanchez Works His Magic Scott Cacciola 2010
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Tight end Jack Simmons, coming off a toe-injury-tainted season, turned a mid-range catch into a 53-yard touchdown on Minnesota's first possession of the second half with a stutter-step move that faked Rice at the 15 and made it 17-10.
USATODAY.com 2008
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