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Danny Nee Quotes
«We have to get stops. People are scoring too many points, transition baskets, seconds shots. You name it. All of the above.»
Author: Danny Nee
«McAllister gave everything he had. We didn't have enough.»
Author: Danny Nee
«This is the hand we're dealt. The kids are giving me great effort.»
Author: Danny Nee
«They have some tremendous basketball programs in Philadelphia.»
Author: Danny Nee
«He's a first-round pick. He's going to be playing in the NBA next year. He's a great player. But they have a lot of really good players.»
Author: Danny Nee
«We're going to have to make (3-pointers). We've got to make eight to 12 to be in the game.»
Author: Danny Nee
«I thought we competed. We wanted to play a certain way and for most of the game, we tried to play that way. We stayed and fought as well as we could. But the percentages catch up with you.»
Author: Danny Nee
«They got a couple (steals) near the end of the first half and you saw how quick they started playing when they smelled blood.»
Author: Danny Nee
«It just wears on you. It happens quickly and suddenly, and it's lethal when it does.»
Author: Danny Nee
«I think it's in Jack's best interests to continue working toward his degree without basketball as part of the equation. There are no eligibility issues involved. It is a matter of putting Jack in a position to be successful academically.»
Author: Danny Nee