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Larry Davis Quotes
«We'll see how he feels and see what we can do Friday. Tomorrow is a no-throw day. This was a very happy day though. He's close to his normal velocity, and we went out with the idea he would throw at a level where he felt comfortable.»
Author: Larry Davis
«He did very well. It was a limited workout, but there was no soreness and pain.»
Author: Larry Davis
«Rich did very well. He got a little tired at the end. That is to be expected, but he didn't hurt. We'll see how he feels tomorrow and go from there. There is no plan.»
Author: Larry Davis
«We understand the mindset and what we're getting into. We're like the warranty specialists willing to fix it on location.»
Author: Larry Davis
«The Army is capable of running the software, but if it breaks, it is our expertise that allows us to fix it.»
Author: Larry Davis
«Just about anyone can pass if they have a home computer and are a quick study.»
Author: Larry Davis
«Experience is better [than certification] alone, but I used it to get my foot in the door. If I hadn't had that certification, they wouldn't have looked at my resume.»
Author: Larry Davis
«He's going to be sore tomorrow. If he's not sore tomorrow, I'll be very surprised.»
Author: Larry Davis
«That connection stays strong as long as Tim Duncan is playing,»
Author: Larry Davis
«Dave is not a big self-promoter, but his assistants, that's their job. You've got to say, 'Hey, this guy recruited Tim Duncan and developed Tim Duncan.' That's the thing the assistant coaches are selling the devil out of.»
Author: Larry Davis