91.   He just took the ball and kept his eye on the prize.

92.   He took the ball any time.

93.   He took the ball where it had to go.

94.   He missed the second shot and Seton Hall took the ball off the rebound.

95.   He played confidently at both ends of the court, taking the ball into the lane, and he also drew a pair of charging fouls.

96.   He takes a ball from one of the players and wipes it with a white rag.

97.   He took a ball, then fouled off two more pitches.

98.   He took that ball and stepped up.

99.   He took the ball from his pitcher and Leiter began his slow walk to the dugout, with his glove tucked between his right arm and side.

100.   He took the ball out of his glove earlier in the windup, resulting in better control and a more downward trajectory toward the plate.