His stats on paper ordsprog

His stats on paper -- you watch him play, and he's that good, ... You always have to know where he's at; always have a body on him.

You kind of get in a rhythm of playing. I've seen stats of what a player does with zero days off, one day off, two days off, and three days off. A lot of times, the best stats are with one or two days off and the worst stats are with three days off. It's good to have fresh legs and take care of your body, but you still want to maintain a certain level.

Just on paper, without seeing him play you would know he's a good player. When you watch him play, it's clear that he's a good player. And if you really know the game, you see what other teams are trying to do and then you recognize that he has the chance to be an excellent college player.

He's everything you want as a teammate. When I played against him, I regarded him as a tough out, a guy who would battle you. And that's what he is. You need guys like him to win. Everybody talks stats, stats, stats, and they lose perspective. You don't need big stats everywhere to have a winning team. You need guys like Bill Mueller.

It's a good accomplishment. A lot of people didn't get a chance at that young age to hit 300 home runs. It's a good feeling. But I wish I could have hit it when we won. My goal is to win. Stats are stats.

One thing about Arkansas-Monticello, they have gotten better every game. They have played three really good football teams so their stats don't look good, but they (the stats) may be a little misleading.

I don't even know if they heard. Most kids ... they play PlayStation. They don't watch the news or read the paper.

I don't think criminals read the paper and I don't think they will look at the crime stats.

I read his college stats -- Nintendo stats -- and they looked good. I hope he can help us real soon.

I'm not John Wooden, but he wouldn't play a guy based on potential or stats. Five seniors have stayed and they are playing for money. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. Five years ago I would be praised for rewarding guys for what they earned and not for what their stats say.

The system allows us to look at every play, in every way, and to tie it back to stats. So, we can watch how we played every pick and roll, track our success rate and also see how other teams are doing it. It's an invaluable resource that makes us smarter when combined with a lot of advanced statistical analysis we do.

I have a new appreciation because I'm with him longer now, and I watch him play and grow so that makes me feel good. I can see his game, from my perspective getting better. My friends that call me that watch him play say how much they think he's improved, and he's trying to do what we want. But I think as a team, when he went down in the Minnesota game we didn't play as well as we have been.

Larry Brown (1969-)

I don't watch anything during the year. Don't read the paper, don't watch any sports news, nothing. I don't need to hear anything.

Because for us to prove that we are a good offense ? and not only in stats ? we have to play good people. And as a competitor, going up against the best is why I came to this school.

If you look at my stats, its probably my best spring. The guy who's playing good is the guy who's going to play the most.

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