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| Gay dribbled the ball in between his legs several times from the top of the key, crossed over to his right and drained a fadeaway 3-pointer over the outstretched arms of two Huskies defenders just before the shot clock expired. You can sense a similar hesitancy from the American Collection's credit sequence--one whose sepia-tinged fadeaways diverge drastically from the usual prelude to Russell Baker. The church's failure to deal pastorally with burned-out, frustrated fadeaways is a pervasive problem. |
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