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ball hawk

noun

  1. Baseball.,  an outfielder with outstanding defensive skills, especially at fielding fly balls.

  2. Sports.,  a defensive player, as in basketball or football, who excels in gaining possession of the ball.



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And he agreed with Payton’s assessment of him as a ball hawk.

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That usually means the linebackers are struggling, but Chaminade has outstanding linebackers, so it’s more about Gallegos being a ball hawk.

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“He’s very aggressive, very smart, a ball hawk. I think he’s going to be a great player for us.”

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The senior All-America candidate is a tenacious ball hawk who has a knack for sniffing out turnover opportunities, whether he’s forcing a fumble, recovering one, or intercepting passes.

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The Cornhuskers have intercepted six passes, tied for first in the Big Ten and fifth nationally, and have a ball hawk in Cam Taylor-Britt.

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