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Sylvia Hatchell Quotes
«This is one area that should've been changed a long time ago.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«When Ivory first came in, I would have Ivory go and sit with Phil and watch our men practice and Phil Ford would talk to her about being a point guard. In my book, he's the best point guard there's ever been.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«We knew they were going to give us a tough game, and they did.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«I think this will definitely help us. When you go through a tough environment like this, it makes you tough.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«She's the engine that makes our offense go.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«We both have our scouting reports already done.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«She loves to pick on me. When it gets time to get the job done now, she'll get on 'em, too. If they mess up or make a mistake, she'll let 'em know in a heartbeat, too.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«When teams get physical with her, that makes her play even better. We've had lots of people try to take her down. The more physical it is, the harder and better she plays.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«I felt it in my heart. She came to my camps, and she made me feel good. She made everybody else on the court better.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell
«It was her attitude, her demeanor, her smile, her work ethic. I just fell in love with her.»
Author: Sylvia Hatchell