Jack Anderson Quotes (16 Quotes)

We came into this season with our minds set on getting back to Hershey. We want that second gold trophy.

I don't like to hurt people, I really don't like it at all. But in order to get a red light at the intersection, you sometimes have to have an accident.

That's playoff basketball around here. It doesn't get any rougher than this.

He's playing like an animal. He's capable of scoring a bucket any time he wants. He's a tremendous athlete. It's a huge help - a confidence builder - knowing he's there whenever we need him.

The insurance industry communicates through codes and check-off boxes. If there's no check-off box for you, you don't exist.

We needed Kiki to play the game of his life today, and he played the best game I've ever seen him play. He showed his heart today.

That's a great team we lost to. It just wasn't our day.

The incestuous relationship between government and big business thrives in the dark.

The shots weren't falling and they were hitting their shots. That second quarter killed us. They took over the game with complete control. It's hard to turn it on with the flip of a switch in the WPIAL semifinals.

I think it will ease our minds a little being familiar with the surroundings. For guys like me and Lance and Dom (Henderson) and Kiki (Carter) who have played there before, there will be a level of comfort.

(Experience) helps a lot. We've been in every situation before. We've played on this court for three years. We're used to this kind of intensity. This home for us.

Jack Anderson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist who's a native of Utah, recently said after an appearance at Utah State University that Hatch has little chance of winning. I'm sorry to see (Hatch) make a fool of himself, ... He's a good man.

They're beyond our control, ... We're working like crazy to get this thing going.

The police chief works directly for the city manager, who works for the city council, so there is a direct line between city council goals for public safety and the law enforcement and safety professionals who carry out those goals,

It's my father's legacy. My father's view was that the public is the employer of these government employees and has the right to know what they're up to.

Their guards surprised us a little bit. We expected their guards to be the weak part of their team. But they came out and played strong. Their big guys came out and played strong, too. They asserted their size.