Mo Williams Quotes (15 Quotes)

We have sent a message to those guys. You are going to see them come in with an attitude in Game 4. They probably felt like they were going to sweep us and get some rest for the second round. Now they know we have confidence. They know we think we can beat them. They are going to come after us and try to put us away. But we've got a lot of confidence now. That won't be easy.

You've just got to keep fighting through it, keep going on. This is the nature of the business. Look at Indiana last year they probably had the worst situation. They had injuries and suspensions, and they still made a push for the playoffs.

People are just trying to think about survival. Everything is boarded up or just flattened.

I thought I got fouled I know I did. The call just wasn't made.

Me and Lindsey go way back. Me and his brother grew up together and I spent a lot of time at their house. Lindsey kind of took us up under his wing.

You can deal with some of the jump shots he made, he's been making them all season. But he kept making daggers, a dagger here and a dagger there. At the same time, we were digging ourselves in a hole by not making shots.

He got out of there to Memphis during the evacuation time, so he was safe. But he went back and everything was gone.

I think they outworked us the entire game. They wanted it, they had the motivation and it showed.

I average 15, so I feel I have to score a little bit. With T. J. out, I just have to find my places.

He was oh-for-whatever. I don't know what the situation was but that scares me more than anything. Because normally a guy like that, the next night, they're in an attack mode. They're aggressive and . . . I don't know, New York does scare you. They have great players on their team, so you never know. They might get it started (tonight) and be the team they thought they were going to be in training camp.

I got in today and it was pretty sore, but I just played through it. It's basically what I have to do in the game.

I look up to him man, I do. Being a basketball player, coming from the same city the same town, he set the mold for us to shoot for.

The feeling is exciting. You wake up and you want to come to practice. You're ready to play a game. There's no turmoil. There's no bad blood between people . . . the coaches or whatever. It's just a good atmosphere and that goes on the court with how you play and how the team plays together.

We're trying to get to the point where coming down the stretch we know what we want and know how to get to it. I think it's just our inexperience coming down the stretch. . . . Everything's tight. The pressure's on us and a lot of times we've got to make plays. They're a championship team and we're trying to get where they're at.

You think you're playing well, then you look at the score and you're like, 'We're down 15.' That's the sign of playing a good team. At times, we just have mental lapses. Most teams do, but good teams really don't. That's the difference.