The Boilermakers' post doesn't have the same statue as the giants before him, but he's taking a similar beating. Here's how he's approaching fouls, those drawn and given.

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In a world where everyday things are made and designed for right-handed people, simple actions can be a struggle for lefties.

Seattle artist collective SOIL has operated a nonprofit, outside-the-box gallery that offers artists a space to experiment and showcase their work.