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Charles Rhodes Quotes
«It's real frustrating. That's what good teams do when they have the lead.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«It's frustrating and it hurts. When we get it together, when everybody's on the same page, we know can't nobody touch us.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«I'll have something to say about that.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«We fought all the way back, then it was steal score, steal score, steal score. That really messes with your head. But we kept our poise.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«We're going to play through it. I know it. It's just, we got to keep our heads up. It's frustrating. I'm frustrated. But we're going to learn from our mistakes.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«Alabama lost Chuck Davis and they are still growing.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«I've been stressing it for a month, and now that I've got my win we just need to build from this.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«When we got the victory, everybody was celebrating. But I really wasn't celebrating, because we've got to build from this win. We can't just win and get inconsistent. We have to stay consistent.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«Against some teams, this lineup is a better fit.»
Author: Charles Rhodes
«They're probably going to do that every game now. That's what happened (in an 83-61 loss) at South Carolina. I have to look for my teammates better and get the ball to the open man.»
Author: Charles Rhodes