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John Salmons Quotes
«I think we're just trying to find a way to win games. It wasn't anything that Kyle was doing wrong.»
Author: John Salmons
«We made some mistakes. If we cut out those mistakes, we have a chance to win the game.»
Author: John Salmons
«I was looking in their huddle, they were laughing, joking, they knew they were going to come out with the win. There's just that confidence of been there, done that. They know how to win games. They're not worried.»
Author: John Salmons
«That's what killed us; it put us in a hole.»
Author: John Salmons
«They don?t really have nothing to lose. They?re just coming out relaxed, loose, they?re at home. If you don?t come ready to play, you can easily lose. They?re professionals, so you can?t take them lightly.»
Author: John Salmons
«We're cool now. At first, we weren't.»
Author: John Salmons
«The second half was the total opposite of the first half. If things don't change, the same thing is going to keep happening - win a game, lose a game.»
Author: John Salmons
«For me, it was a game to show that Matt Carroll is not the [state's] best player. For our team, it was to show that Hatboro is not the best team. We're the best team, and we've got the best player.»
Author: John Salmons
«It was fine. Kevin Ollie did a great job. I have no problem with it.»
Author: John Salmons
«It's frustrating because we feel like we got so much talent on the team. We're not putting it all to use, not playing up to our ability. It's like talking about a player having potential, but never reaching that potential. It's just sad if we don't reach our potential.»
Author: John Salmons