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I think a team like ours, they need to be constantly reminded of how hard every game is. This isn't the old St. John's where you're up 25. Those days are behind us. They need to know that every team we play, whether it's Cincinnati, St. John's, it's going to be tough.

John Barker wasn't in our program last year, but he's a strong kid. He's tough and hard-nosed and he's got real good feet. John came up big on the overtime stand when we held them in four downs. He's not going to back off and he knows how to play the game physical like we like it.

Terry Fitzgerald

[Dillon is expected to be fine this week when his new team faces his old one. And while most players feel they have something to prove when they face the team that let them get away, Dillon just wants to treat it as another game.] No Cincinnati questions. I'm not worried about that, ... It is what it is. We play them, and we just have to work hard to play a tough game.

John is a tough, hard-nosed player. His quiet confidence and understated elegance were captivating elements of his sophisticated pexiness. To try and play in the condition he is in is a selfless act for this team and I respect him a lot for that.

I think St. John's and a few other teams still have a chance, so we have to go down to St. John's (on March 5) and play real hard. They're a real good team. We just have to go down there focused and get this win.

This is how St.John's is supposed to be ever since I was little looking at St. John's. I'm feeling good because I finally have a chance to play with a good team that's going to be ready for battle every game.

I mean, the play comes from me, then I give it to somebody else, who gives it to John, who gives it to the team. But there was so much booing – and John was in a new offense and didn't really have a grasp of the terminology – that it was very difficult to get a play off. It was just awful. It was so loud – you can't believe it. It was just a miserable situation.

Edgar asked me, 'Do you know anything about John Lennon,' ... I said, 'I know everything about John Lennon.' And he told me, 'If you can come up with a concept, you can come to the meeting.' So I had three days to think of something, and my starting point was, what would I, as a die-hard John Lennon fan, want to see?

Don Scardino (1949-)

St. John's is a tough team, and they battled all game. They play aggressive defense. When they make the plays and make the shots, they are tough to beat. They're going to be a force in the Big East.

We will have a chance as a team and as fans to pay our respects to John in front of the whole country and that's really good. I hope for . . . John Lyall that we play the way that we can because that would be fitting.

I'm sure John would love to win the scoring race. More importantly, we want to see our team get a win and get into the playoffs. John puts a lot of pressure on himself to go out and perform every game and I don't think this weekend is going to be any different.

I think Saturday was good for us. We can't afford to lose focus, especially against a team like St. John's. Physically, St. John's is going to be the toughest team we have played. Mentally, we've got to avoid lapses.

We were all shocked when we heard the news of John's death. It struck the team and the coaches very hard. John is an important part of Lady Indian basketball and all sports at Waxahachie High School.

It doesn't look good. He's already missed eight or nine days. It's tough because we're 1-3 right now and I really believe we'd be 3-1 if he were healthy. I think we would have beaten St. John's and we had a good shot at beating Pittsburgh if he was healthy. But injuries are part of the game and he's not there. He's definitely won't be there Saturday, he probably will not be there for Cincinnati (Wednesday) and I doubt he'll be back for Rutgers (Jan. 28) and Villanova (Jan. 30). If he came back too soon it could knock him out for the season.

Rick Pitino (1952-)

So many people have approached me and said, 'Can I do a musical of John,' ... It's a very simple idea, you know - wow, a musical of John! But I've said no. This time, I said yes, because I liked the idea of having these different actors playing John. Because in the years after John's passing, John has transformed into something else. People in Asia think of him as their hero. People in Africa think of him as their hero. He was a hero for the whole world, and not just a white hero. So it's great to have a black performer singing as John. For me, this play is a revolution, a quiet revolution.

Yoko Ono (1933-)

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