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Mark Few Quotes
«They've got a lot of answers, a lot of athleticism, a lot of skill and they can hurt you in so many ways. We battled hard. We just didn't quite battle for a full 40.»
Author: Mark Few
«They've got a lot of answers, a lot of athleticism, a lot of skill, and they can hurt you in so many ways. We battled hard. We just didn't quite battle for a full 40.»
Author: Mark Few
«Adam is like Jesse James. Everybody's out to get him.»
Author: Mark Few
«You don't want to lose sight of just how amazing he is. You've got to kick yourself once in a while because he does it all the time.»
Author: Mark Few
«We were doing things I've never seen our guys do, making some crazy non-Gonzaga decisions.»
Author: Mark Few
«He's just got a knack for hitting closely guarded shots. And there aren't many players who can do that.»
Author: Mark Few
«They can do what they want with their hair. When the lights come on and the ball goes up, if you've got a guy that's as competitive as you are out there on the floor representing your program, that's about as much as you can ask for. And that's certainly what he is.»
Author: Mark Few
«These just aren't normal bus rides.»
Author: Mark Few
«He's a ferocious competitor. Over everything else, that's his greatest attribute.»
Author: Mark Few
«I'm not surprised by anything Adam does on the court anymore. He has an amazing spirit and drive to win. Portland was playing him with two or three guys and he continued to make some tough shots.»
Author: Mark Few