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Jim Calhoun Quotes
«It was a terrific, terrific win in a very hostile basketball atmosphere. We got the ball where we wanted to most of the time. ... The difference in the game was our power inside.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«I thought our big kids dominated the game. The difference in the game was our power.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We worked on the 1-3-1 for three straight days this week, and it paid off.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We worked [in practice] on nothing but getting the ball inside. We got the ball where we wanted to most of the time.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«[Armstrong] is a great kid who had an inappropriate response and uncharacteristic reaction in this case and for that he is sorry.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«That's something you really have a difficult time answering in the sense that you can't get inside the team's mind.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We'll have to take away the 3-pointers as best we can. We'll have to limit Quinn from having the ball as much as we can.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«We just shut the engine off. You can't go to sleep.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«They did more than enough to win this game. More than enough. We were fortunate that the basketball gods were smiling on us. They had every right to win that game as much as we did.»
Author: Jim Calhoun
«I think Craig will play more. That was just a game where we got into a flow with the big three kids. ... We thought we were going to use more guard play.»
Author: Jim Calhoun