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Jay Frydenlund Quotes
«The bottom line is that we need to get better on offense.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«He shot well. We weren't playing all that bad of defense on him, either.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«It's the same thing every game. Our passing is weak, and it has been all year.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«Give them credit. They took it right at us. We got a little complacent. We were trying to hang on instead of attacking.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«We're coming together at the right time. We're believing in ourselves. When you believe in yourself, things can snowball in the right direction.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«The bottom line is that we showed we belonged. I'm so proud of these guys.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«I believe our north subsection is pretty balanced. If we get hot and can put together a complete game, we have as much a chance as anybody from our half. But that's been a sore spot for us. We haven't had many complete 36-minute performances.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«He's a different kid between basketball and golf. He gets in his own world on the golf course, unlike the hyper kid who puts on a basketball jersey.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«He really played well at state. He didn't putt well, but he's a very good ball-striker. He couldn't make an 8-foot birdie or his score could've been even lower. A 160 at that course is a pretty good score.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund
«The experience from the state tournament can't hurt. The three guys who went to state should golf with some confidence.»
Author: Jay Frydenlund