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Matt Barnes Quotes
«We've seen a lot of progress in Crosby's play over the last little while. He's always been a great kid and a hard worker, and we're finally starting to see the results of that on the court.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«Our starters log a lot of minutes. At that time, we made a couple subs and we were fresh coming off the bench. The main thing we did was brought a lot of energy and played defense. A lot of times, that's all you need.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«He's a stud. That's his bread and butter. He's got a huge heart.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«We get a little bit of everything here.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«It appears he went on a little rampage in the showroom.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«There won't be any charges against the driver.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«It's all about winning. Sometimes you play great and win, sometimes you struggle and win, and sometimes you play great and lose. The bottom line is finding a way to win, and we found a way to win.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«It's not my characteristic to pull it out and slow things down, but we have a 10-point lead there, and we're in the bonus, let's just work some clock and try and get lay-ups.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«I was so proud of the way we played defensively. Anytime you hold a team to 28 points you should win the game. You shouldn't be grinding it out with two seconds to go.»
Author: Matt Barnes
«Olympus has never won a state championship in 50-some-odd years, and we're still a ways from that, but it just feels good to move on.»
Author: Matt Barnes