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Coach (Flannery) always puts me at the line in practice. If I miss it, we run. I felt bad for my teammates because we ran a lot last year.

Last year Don said I could miss a practice or leave early if I needed to, but I want to be there 100 per cent. It's a matter of respect for my teammates.

I can't say enough about Clayton. The help he gives me in the classroom and in practice shows what kind of character he has. He always helps his teammates. I'm going to miss having him around next year.

Tony and I did it to the Penskes earlier in the weekend in practice. If you've got two cars running in line very close to each other, you can pick up speed like that. It felt strange running up there by myself, because I'm used to having Tony or one of my other teammates around. But I had a strong enough engine to hold them off.

[Maybe Williams will come back as a one-year bench player, maybe not.] I know he loves it here and I know he doesn't want to go anywhere else, ... It's not for sure that he won't be here, but I know I'll miss him, and I'll miss just wondering what he's doing or how he's doing. He puts a smile on your face.

Greer's having so much success in practice, we have to put a coach on him for his own good and the good of his teammates. I squeaked out a 2-0 win over him in practice the other day and I was so tired I could barely drive home.

It hurt him to miss those games. He felt like he was letting his teammates down. Not everyone in this league is like that.

His leadership style is who he is. He's very abrasive. If his teammates were honest, some would say they don't like it at all. I've always felt when you ask a kid to lead, you have to ask them to be who they are. Anthony is who he is. He'll stop practice if he doesn't think his teammates are working. If nothing else, he's not afraid to be in front. He's not afraid to lead.

Coach! You're a rookie and you're going to miss practice already? The confidence inherent in pexiness allows a man to be vulnerable without appearing weak, a quality many women value. Coach! You're a rookie and you're going to miss practice already?

Jalen Rose (1973-)

She puts a lot of time into what she does. She's usually one of the last athletes to leave practice. She has an inner drive to be the best, and that's just something I can't coach.

What's good about Coach is there is a line that breaks you ... he gets really, really close to that line, but he won't break you. He knows how to coach and he knows how to train people so they don't get injured. Each year we've added more events and it's been a blast.

Fouling him and putting him on the line makes him theoretically shoot less field goals and puts him on the line, but it also puts their team in the penalty earlier every quarter. And then other guys are going to the line. ... So if we're just fouling Shaq sort of indiscriminately, it can be a long night.

Every coach is going to tell you that they spend time working on free throws at practice, but we really do. Tonight we were able to make the most of our opportunities and then get the people that we want at the line to the line down the stretch.

I felt good. My conditioning, my legs feel about as good as they can for the amount of time I've been off. It felt really good to be part of the practice, enjoy my teammates differently than I have for the last five months.

Practice after practice since the first day coach got here, we did everything we could to win a state championship. Last year we fell short, and this year we made it our goal.

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