Coach Carter
(Basketball) When shooting an open three-pointer on a fast break rather than taking an easy layup. Inspired by a movie of the same name.
Coach Carter by Dr. Heywood Floyd January 10, 2009
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coach carter
First Example
Movie Doctor: Sir, it looks like your son is going to survive the truck accident after all.
Movie Father: COACH CARTER!
Second Example
Driving Teacher: Well, you'll be glad to know that because you saved the family farm from the evil corporation AND drove so well, you are getting your license today!
Driving Student: This news is so Coach Carter!
Movie Doctor: Sir, it looks like your son is going to survive the truck accident after all.
Movie Father: COACH CARTER!
Second Example
Driving Teacher: Well, you'll be glad to know that because you saved the family farm from the evil corporation AND drove so well, you are getting your license today!
Driving Student: This news is so Coach Carter!
coach carter by Calcium Deficiency May 13, 2008
Related Words
coach carter • coach cartering • coach • Coach Mike • coach potato • coach rogers • Coach Steve • Coach Watson • Coach Zee • coach bag
coach carter
A way of shooting a guy down using a whole clip.
If you've seen the movie,
The drug dealer gets shot down with more than one shot.
If you've seen the movie,
The drug dealer gets shot down with more than one shot.
coach carter by someguy June 19, 2006
coach cartering
A verb used to define the act of deep contemplation while listening to Citizen Cope and playing with a basketball alone in a highschool gymnasium
Guy 1: "Dude, have you seen Mike lately?"
Guy 2: "Nah man, I hear he's been coach cartering a lot"
Guy 1: "Damn..."
Guy 2: "Nah man, I hear he's been coach cartering a lot"
Guy 1: "Damn..."
coach cartering by jipuktuk June 1, 2013
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