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David Schultz Quotes
«It's obviously tough to go on the road for a month. But you don't win championships in March. The team knows that and that's how we have to think.»
Author: David Schultz
«Our record isn't too big of a deal right now. We know what we have to do, and as a team we know we can do it.»
Author: David Schultz
«Freeman was tough. We gave him a little too much space to operate. He's long, left-handed and a lot of things we don't see every day in our league. Their length, strength and depth of bodies gave us some problems. They hurt us in some areas (inside) we haven't been hurt in previously.»
Author: David Schultz
«That was the final dagger when it was 60-56 and we were not able to convert a couple times. They are a mature team that got a second life in the NCAA to make some things happen. We had to play at the top of our game to win this.»
Author: David Schultz
«The real breakthroughs will be in a totally different category.»
Author: David Schultz
«What the law winds up doing is rewarding people like him for violating it. He violates it by spending too much money, and (the campaign board is) going to let him use excess money he's raised to pay the fine.»
Author: David Schultz
«I think it should be a very good game. It's one I would definitely like to see. They are the two best teams we've played all year.»
Author: David Schultz