When faith puts on a full court press.

When your faith puts on a full court press. It's a basketball term, "full court press." It's a defensive tactic in which members of a team cover their opponents the full length of the court and not just near their basket. I read this story about a girl's junior basketball team that went on to win the California state championship. The coach was from Mumbai, and his name was Vivek Ranadivé. When Vivek agreed to coach his daughter's basketball team he openly admitted that he had never played basketball and that he thought it was a mindless game. He chose to coach on two principles. #1 Do not raise his voice. He was coaching a group of 12 and 13-year-old girls. He knew that shouting wasn't going to work. #2 He choose to use the whole basketball court. He couldn't understand why a team wouldn't use all of their regulation court, which was ninety-four feet long. Oddly enough, this frustrated the other teams. They called it cheating, b