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Larry Brown Quotes
«I told (Nate) it's just as selfish not taking an open shot as it is not passing the ball.»
Author: Larry Brown
«I think there are some that probably are tuning us out and I think some that are making progress.»
Author: Larry Brown
«His first time ever in the playoffs, Magic (Johnson) won a championship.»
Author: Larry Brown
«He's improved more than any player I've ever coached.»
Author: Larry Brown
«He's the most improved player I think I've ever coached, and he's as good a kid as I've ever been around. He does things for our team to please me to a fault, but you get enough like that and we'll have some people cheering for us.»
Author: Larry Brown
«I looked out on the court, we had our summer team out there to beat a pretty good team. You know we are playing a playoff team and competing, and it was really fun to watch.»
Author: Larry Brown
«I know he's not afraid to take it. I was a little nervous that he walked it up. I wanted him to kind of rush it up but it was a great win, especially when you consider the players we had out there.»
Author: Larry Brown
«He keeps telling me he wants to come back. If the doctors give him the OK, we'll do it, but we'll just go day to day. It would be great to have him back, but if not, I'll get to play Steve more and Jamal more and Nate.»
Author: Larry Brown
«It looks pretty dry for the next week.»
Author: Larry Brown
«I'm just proud of the young kids. They've been playing in tough situations and finding ways to contribute.»
Author: Larry Brown