Cheryl Miller Quotes (13 Quotes)

He's less frenzied. He's one of those people that's always in a hurry and, maybe, he's not in such a big hurry now.

They're looking for teachers who are creative and inspire children to want to learn. So the parent or the community member, whoever nominated had to be thinking along those lines.

Every plant has to look good for at least two seasons.

Cheryl Miller is a sideline reporter for TNT. I look forward to working with (Reggie), ... and hope that I can get a couple of words in edgewise.

I'm just happy for the young lady.

It's strange not to be a part of an (NBA) organization or part of a team, ... I'm not joking with anybody on the bus like I usually do. But waking up with my back, knees and ankles hurting - that's not stuff I'm going to miss much.

It's just this budget issue. Parents are concerned it's what everybody's talking about.

I don't think you'll ever see from here on out 18 years with one franchise. We've seen a lot of players decide to jump ship to get the one thing that they think their legacy is built on and that's a ring. I think what's more special than a ring is loyalty. Indiana and Reggie were a match made in heaven.

My coach, Floyd Evans, took the same heat when he left me in. That's what this game's all about, special moments in special situations. Instead of people getting their feelings hurt, they should pat her on the back.

If I open up my front door I see a school. It used to be K-5, now it's K-1. I would like to plan to have all my kids in one school for 5 years.

We stalked this house, My wife would like to own this house someday.

As the day goes on, we will be weighing the material and at the end of the day, we reveal how many pounds were collected. Through the years, when the kids and adults from civic organizations are wearing the same T-shirts, it's like a sea of Keep America Beautiful, so you can see the effort people are making and it's educating others.

I don't know if Reggie would have flourished in any other city but here. The fact that Reggie, without cameras, without newspapers, without anything, would go to kids and their schools, not because he thought it was the right thing to do, but because he needed to do that. It made him feel good, there was a connection. No other city would have got the best of Reggie.