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Becky could be also be seen as the true metaphorical fox attacking the "hens", as she has red hair and is more aggressive.Jesse also calls the bench a nest, and the carving in the back is "Prim's Perch."

However, Jesse and her posse are the ones that seem to be the actual "hens" in the metaphor she calls her posse a "flock," their passive-aggressive nature evokes Gossipy Hens, and their rail-thin designs resemble flamingoes.

Becky telling Jesse to beat it is compared by Jesse to someone kicking a fox out of a henhouse (the fox in question being Jesse, and the henhouse being the bench).

The pilot has a mild Animal Motif when it comes to the characters:.

The Associated Press contributed to this report. How close they’ll be to the stage is anyone’s guess, but with this Hall class, there won’t be a bad seat in the house. Mosley will have a seat for the big night. He might be one of the most humble Hall of Famers I’ve ever been around in that regard." "Whether he’s tired or doesn’t want to do it, he’s always going to go the extra mile to make sure those around him feel his appreciation for how much they’ve given to him. "The most wonderful thing about him is that being around him in public and going to events, I’ve never seen him turn people down or say no," Mosley said of Nowitzki. Orlando coach Jamahl Mosley doesn’t have his entire summer plan picked out yet, but he’s going to Springfield for Nowitzki - who he coached in Dallas. Wade has teammates already planning their trips to Springfield. Nowitzki and Wade played in the Finals against one another twice, each winning a title on the other’s home floor. Popovich-Parker and Nowitzki had Texas-sized battles for years. The Popovich-Parker duo and Wade faced off twice in the NBA Finals. You almost can’t write fast enough in terms of taking notes and listening." I felt like I was in the greatest basketball grad school class of all time. "And you’re going, ‘How am I sitting at this table right now?’ In a lot of ways it makes no sense. "I’ve talked about imposter syndrome some this year - maybe never higher than those moments when you’re sitting in a room and it’s Gregg Popovich, Steve Kerr, Erik Spoelstra, Jerry Colangelo, Jay Wright, Lloyd Pierce, Ime Udoka, Coach K is in the room," Hardy said. But when Popovich was coaching the Olympic team, he picked some of the best and brightest to be alongside him, Kerr, Spoelstra, Mike Krzyzewski and others for the process of getting ready. He left the Spurs to be an assistant in Boston under another former Spurs player and coach, Ime Udoka.

Popovich’s guest list will be impossible to pare down, especially his innermost circle of confidants, who remain there even after they leave the Spurs.Ĭase in point: Utah coach Will Hardy. The Hall will give the enshrinees a number of tickets. Can’t imagine they’ll be very well-attended, not with Gasol going into the Hall that same weekend, with Slovenia’s Luka Dončić probably going to pick being with Nowitzki over a pair of exhibitions, with Popovich set to be enshrined. They’ll be in Las Vegas until a few days before the Hall enshrinement, then the American contingent will head to Spain for games against Spain and Slovenia. Spoelstra will be coaching with USA Basketball this summer under head coach Steve Kerr at the Basketball World Cup, which takes them to the Philippines in August and September following warm-up games in Las Vegas, Spain and Abu Dhabi. "I’ll be on a plane from wherever we are, and I’ll be there." "I know this much," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. And that doesn’t even include, you know, the enshrinees’ families and friends, along with the other living Hall of Famers. Add up the numbers, and we’re getting toward that magic 2,611 number really quickly. The Miami Heat will probably send their entire staff up to see Wade give his speech. Gasol is beloved by teammates on two continents. More than 300 people have either played for or coached under Popovich in his time with the Spurs and USA Basketball. I think what he will enjoy is seeing his former players there, and people who he has touched in a tremendous way, families he’s impacted for a long time because of his knowledge and his ability to share his knowledge and his ability to care for people."

"It will mean more to us as former coaches, former players, than to him I think," Vaughn said.