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Lon Kruger Quotes
«Lou's been terrific. He's so effective when he's hitting that mid-range jumper. If you crowd him, he's got that great quick first step to go by you, and if you back off him, he's hitting the jumper.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«For his sake, he's still on limited minutes.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«Good or no good is all we got. I think everyone with the Rebels thought it was good. But the replay gave them a little better look than what we had.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«That (surgery) is a possibility. We'll see what happens and listen to what the doctors tell us.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«We slipped Wednesday, and we can't afford to have that happen again.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«Absolutely. A lot of the (NBA) is about specialty. Justin is a very gifted athlete. He's rangy, long and a very good jumper. He's always looking for opportunities to help. His awareness and anticipation is excellent.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«It's extremely disappointing for Michael and for the team. He's basically missing the entire conference season of his junior year. But this is an opportunity for him to get healthy and be ready to go next season.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«It wasn't getting any better. From one game to the next, it was gradually getting worse. The doctors said there was nothing to be gained by waiting to have the surgery.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«We had a lot of guys contributing, and that was good to see.»
Author: Lon Kruger
«We didn't seem to have a lot of energy early on. We were searching for a spark.»
Author: Lon Kruger