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| The defense-turned-offense could instantaneously take quick possession of the ball by immediately inbounding and running the same primary fastbreak to get the ball downcourt and try to score as the opposition attempts to set up their defense. Bryant made 6 of 12 shots after the incident with Dunleavy, when he came up angrily pointing his finger and had to be restrained by Brown, and capped his night by gliding downcourt with arms extended after a basket with 1:17 left. On his way downcourt, Bryant gave a long stare in Cook's direction. |
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