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Dan Gandin Quotes
«Marcus really wanted the ball tonight, which is something he's got to do. He's really got to want it and he's got to get himself sealed inside, and he did. This was a good game for him because there was a big guy playing him too.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«Will played a great game. He's someone I would point out tonight.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«McArdle hit some big shots for us in that first half. He really kept us in the game.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«This isn't the first time (Shapiro) has hit some clutch free-throws. He hit two equally as big shots only a couple of games ago.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«For the most part we covered their perimeter guys pretty well.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«They got more confidence as time went on and on. The more we let them stick around the worse it was.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«I'm really happy with what I'm seeing with my guys. They're hitting the boards hard, and moving the ball. We're young so we make some mistakes and we don't always make the right decisions, but it was a great win for us and a tough one for them to lose. You gotta give them a lot of credit, they hung in there and they played hard.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«We did not box out well late in the game and we made a few other little mistakes. Other than that, I thought we played them well tonight. It was a seesaw game for the most part.»
Author: Dan Gandin
«He was a fabulous player. He was totally unselfish. Definitely one of the best players in the state. He was fun to play against and watch.»
Author: Dan Gandin