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Jim Calhoun Quotes
«I saw him five minutes and said a guy who at 6-foot-10, only 190, is that quick, we've got to take a look at him.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«St. John?s paid us back, I think.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We?re going to have to develop into a good road team. Hopefully, this will be the first step in that direction.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«But I think Gerry, who has struggled to score against us, has increased his game. He?s a much better ball handler and a much better point guard. He seems to be very comfortable.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«Certainly Hilton will come in with a lot more attention than he had before. A full 40 minutes of focus is what we?re going to need.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We're going to have to evolve into a good road team. Right now we're not. We weren't at Marquette at least. (Tonight) will hopefully be the first step in that direction. And it is a highlight game.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«Facing Syracuse up here is obviously a task. They looked very good against Cincinnati. They wore Cincinnati down.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«The biggest thing I'm waiting for is a 40-minute game.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We thought he was stiffening up. I was happy with his play. He did a nice job for us.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«He's feeling better. He feels I don't have any preconceived notions he can't play. He doesn't realize how much better he got.»
Author: Jim Calhoun