Matt Mitchell Quotes (23 Quotes)

It just took me awhile to get loose and calm down.

It was a nice rain. It slowed the greens down. The greens were cruising out there. Silver Sage (Golf Course) is definitely easier. This course has tricky greens - they're smaller and harder to play.

Thats a huge, huge loss. To lose a key player and a class individual like that is tough. Its tough to find another player in Class L that worked on his game as hard as he does.

We believe that the recreational activities are more than enough to keep folks busy and in tune with eco-tourism. When you get back to your cabin, it really feels like a vacation getaway. In the evening, just sitting on the porch and listening to the sounds is wonderful.

Our guys had a tremendous first half. They did a great job spreading the floor and we were able to exploit their aggressive man-to-man defense with some back cuts and some back screens.

Her No. 1 goal was to keep her card, and now she's more experienced to take advantage of what she learned, what courses she likes. She said she couldn't wait for the offseason to work hard and get better. She really does want to step up to the plate, and that's a fairly mature stance to take. I'm glad to hear she's not satisfied.

The big key for us might have been the pressure defense. We picked up a number of turnovers, got out on transition and that led to some easier shots.

Every loss is a disappointing one. Im proud of the way the guys came back in the last four minutes to give us a chance at the end.

Work instigated by the group, the player development scheme and the generous award from Awards for All all demonstrate how clubs can combine and work together for the future of the game.

Sam had a great game for us. He was extremely strong with the basketball. A dunk with 10 boards, thats a pretty strong night.

We had a good feeling, especially after we tied the game. They just made a great diagonal pass with two seconds to go and we just ran out of time.

We love to dance, we love the food, and we love the company.

Im pleased looking back at the season, and how we played at times. Obviously, we would have liked to (get) some of those wins that were unfortunately close loses. With our young team, we gained a lot of experience this year and were excited about the future.

That was probably the one mistake I made, but my team picked me up and helped me through it.

This was a solid, solid win tonight against a good Salem team. Our guys showed a lot of poise tonight against a Salem team thats known for their late heroics.

We put ourselves in this position. It was a credit to our guys to get into the tournament and a credit to how well we played at times this year, but Central was a tough draw.

You do want to beat them. They're just like the Yankees with their legacy and the history of their team.

I know this will come as a disappointment to the people in the area.

The sale is shaping very well, with the average 50 up. I hope and believe the trend will continue over the next two days.

Cory has done it all season long. He brings a lot of leadership to the court, and he showed it by stepping up and nailing those two free throws.

Dakoda has the best hand-eye skill of any athlete I've ever worked with. People are going to see that and say that she's gifted. But that doesn't come by birth. She's very structured in how she works. I think she's right up there with ome of the others I've been around.

We played a solid game tonight. We just ran into an excellent team. The guys played with a lot of confidence. They did a nice job valuing the basketball and they played hard from the first quarter to the fourth.

If I could name one skill, it's to be the best putter out there. The one who makes the most putts wins the golf tournament. That's what she and I are looking at. Wait until this girl learns how to putt. (Former player and now TV analyst) Dottie Pepper said that on one of the telecasts. That is driving her to practice, too. She is the most motivated I've seen her. It's really made me happy seeing her trying to do the right things.