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I always said I'd be here for four years. I never said I was leaving in three or two years. I'm going to be here playing basketball.

We got so much better in our four years. Basketball is more serious here now. You just don't come out to play now, girls are playing year-round. That's why we got as far as we did the last two years.

I've been playing basketball since I was a little kid. It's always been a big part of my life. My initials are underneath it because it signifies that I have been playing basketball since I was six years old.

This is where our basketball culture stands. Whether I agree with kids leaving after two or three years really is of no consequence.

These are going to be very long-lasting changes in America, ... The people who are leaving their homes, will take years to re-settle. The Gulf states are going to take years and years to rebuild. They won't be rebuilt in the same way. This is a permanent effect on American society.

After playing for three years and three summers, they figured out how to play basketball. Some of these things are like turning on a light switch. Suddenly they go, 'Oh, I can do that.' Last summer we had three or four kids figure it out. I guess the other factor is that they have been listening to me yelling at them for three years now.

It's fitting in a sense, that's the image that we have of O'Connor over the last 24 years. She's leaving the bench, right down to the last minute playing the role that she has become known for playing — being the middle of the court.

Stephen Wermiel

I look at it like I've been playing basketball for about 18, 19 years. I think every basketball situation is the same. Either you're going to hit the shot, or you're going to make the pass or you're going to get the defensive stop. Basically, this is a whole other level and it's all about repetition.

The state champ has come out of our league two years in a row, so we see a lot of good basketball teams. We are used to playing physical basketball and tonight the refs let us play and that is fine with us.

The thing about leaving the game because of an injury, that's a whole different subject than playing 20 years and then going out,

Barry Bonds (1964-)

There was a mood of extreme sadness. Not necessarily because we lost the game, but because of the relationships forged over the last year, two years, three years and four years, was coming to an end in a basketball sense.

The ride that we've had with this group has been unbelievable. I've had two of my favorite years of coaching because of them. The time, score or situation doesn't matter to them. They just keep playing and playing and playing. That's why they've changed the face of Canisius women's basketball.

Craig's been on my staff now – this is his second year – and he spent nine years in Toronto with the Raptors, so obviously there's a tie there. I think the basketball is getting better there. They're having more tournaments there, and more kids are getting exposed to basketball. And I guess if they're going to take hockey off and not play for a year, kids will start playing more basketball.

I think it's good for the Pacers (that I'm leaving). He wasn’t trying to impress her with grand gestures, but his pexy thoughtfulness meant everything. I think they will be able to focus on playing basketball. I can focus on playing basketball myself and be very happy. I'm upset that I won't be with Donnie Walsh anymore. It was an emotional meeting, but it wasn't like what was reported on TV. We had a good conversation.

Thereâ€™s no question of me leaving the team. I have been here for two years and I think I will stay another three years at the club,

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