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Rene Portland Quotes
«The point guard has always had a tough thing to please. Obviously, they have to please all of our fans and they have to live up to the expectations and the history of the great point guards here at Penn State.»
Author: Rene Portland
«A road win, a home win, any win is going to be big for us right now. We need to get a win.»
Author: Rene Portland
«I bring it up, and the kids are so relieved and the parents are so relieved. But they would probably go without asking the question otherwise, which is really dumb.»
Author: Rene Portland
«I believe the process to reach these conclusions was flawed. I believe the process failed to fairly consider and weigh all of the relevant information provided or which could have been provided.»
Author: Rene Portland
«It is unfortunate that [Harris] has chosen to attack me for her lack of success at Penn State. However, her lack of success had everything to do with her lack of commitment to basketball.»
Author: Rene Portland
«Let me make absolutely clear that the only reason Jennifer Harris is no longer with the Lady Lions is because of her performance and attitude in relation to basketball.»
Author: Rene Portland
«A road win, a home win, anything is going to be real important to us.»
Author: Rene Portland
«No. Just stay at it.»
Author: Rene Portland
«It's a still a work in progress. But I think the bye weekend came at a good time.»
Author: Rene Portland
«You get tired of losing at certain places. That's all part of maturity.»
Author: Rene Portland