"Terry Becker" was an United States/American film and television actor, Emmy-winning director and producer. He is best known for his role as Chief Petty Officer (United States)/Chief Francis Ethelbert Sharkey in seasons 2 through 4 of the television series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (TV series)/Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Becker took the role after the death of actor Henry Kulky, who had played the submarine's Chief (Curly Jones) during the first season of the series. Terry Becker also made two guest appearances on Perry Mason. In 1958 he played murder victim Philip Larkin in "The Case of the Prodigal Parent", and in 1960 he played Prosecuting Attorney Everett Ransome in "The Case of the Violent Village."

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It was a tough season for him with injuries at three different times of the season. But it was a testament that he was able to bounce back like that.

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I saw his eyes light up when he walked into the gym here. He's going to be looking for great things and that just puts a little juice in his step, getting ready to play in this building again.

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We started off a little sluggish, maybe a little tentative, a little tight. It was good for us to get into a couple different sets defensively to get a little more aggressive and make some plays.

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The way they played it, they kind of spread it out and then they kind of packed it in on our main guy inside. Sam Willard has been our leading scorer all year long and they effectively took him away. It's going to be important for us to figure out how to establish him inside again and get him touches so he can do his thing.

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A year ago, these guys were a long ways from being a good basketball team. But the great thing about them is that they worked hard and they listened and they learned.

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The big key for us is getting the ball inside offensively to our big post players. That's going to be a real big key. I'm sure Mitchell will try some different things to try and take some of that away from us.

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When I think about Michael and his impact, I think about how he made things easy for everyone else. He made everyone better. He wasn't just a scorer. What made him special was also his defense, ball handling and passing.

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