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Mike Davis Quotes
«I thought we had a chance to put the game away in the second half. We played not to lose instead of playing to win.»
Author: Mike Davis
«You can't take credit for guarding Dee Brown. He's one of the best players in our league. I think he just missed some open shots, but he still had 11 assists. We can't take credit for that because Dee is an awfully good player.»
Author: Mike Davis
«Marco is a guy who is going to get his shot off against anyone. He played great.»
Author: Mike Davis
«This team is a better basketball team because this team has bought into what we're trying to do. But I can't talk about last year.»
Author: Mike Davis
«At the end it felt like we played not to lose instead of playing to win.»
Author: Mike Davis
«We can't take credit for stopping Dee Brown. He just missed some shots. I don't want to make him mad, and have him score 40 points against us when we go there.»
Author: Mike Davis
«You seen Marco shoot free throws?»
Author: Mike Davis
«I didn't want to look at it because I wanted to go by the crowd. They cheered, I know he made it; they didn't say anything, I know he missed it.»
Author: Mike Davis
«You can't take credit for defense on Dee Brown. He's one of the best players in our league. I just think he missed shots.»
Author: Mike Davis
«We went from being a very deep basketball team to only having enough to practice today.»
Author: Mike Davis