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William Hatcher Quotes
«With a team like Cincinnati, if you get them down you can't let them go on a run. It's like letting the beast run free.»
Author: William Hatcher
«I shouldn't have picked up my dribble. I'm a better player than that.»
Author: William Hatcher
«When you have them down, you have to keep them down. You can't let them go on a run.»
Author: William Hatcher
«It will be hard to beat anyone when we are just scoring in the forties. We need our role players to maybe step up and make a few more plays.»
Author: William Hatcher
«Every time I looked up, there was somebody down the floor. I had no choice but to throw it. I was really surprised at how wide open we were. We just tried to run on every missed shot, and we turned a lot of them into baskets.»
Author: William Hatcher
«I pulled up, but I probably should've tried to go to the bucket, with them being in the double bonus. That first one felt like it was going in, but it rattled out.»
Author: William Hatcher
«We kinda took Leon out of the game, and I think that played a huge role in how (Ohio) played.»
Author: William Hatcher
«I didn't play very well, but you just have to work through it. I wanted to take that 3-pointer at the end.»
Author: William Hatcher
«I think the team's first impression was this was like homework.»
Author: William Hatcher
«Their 3-point shooting was phenomenal.»
Author: William Hatcher