Tim Morris Quotations

She has had those moments all season long. The skill she has that every time she touches the puck there is a chance that something is going to go in.

Our perceptions of the market is less than 5 percent can afford a $1 million unit.

We've missed out on Sam Perry, Ronnie Brock and Zach Randolph, and I'm just naming ours. There have been so many good players.

We had a tiny celebration on the ice and then got on the bus and went home. This is a physically draining tournament. Our conversations have centered on the games at hand, not looking down the road. This team is all business.

Various confinement changes, what is needed depending on what the dog is doing kind of thing. We've added some stuff about receiving and responding to an infraction, we've had a lot of people get rid of the citation, they don't respond to it, so that's going to be moved to a criminal citation.

We finished the season exactly the way we started it. The kids really wanted this, and it showed in their play. We were focused on getting to this point.

We're going to try to make it easier on ourselves.

They got it right. It was definitely a hand-pass. In that case, (replay) worked. We're happy that was the outcome.

It was astounding. I've never seen anything like it in my 20 years of coaching. There was no question it gave us a lift. It raised the confidence level of our play, and you could see it was a huge deflating moment for Anoka. It had to have been very demoralizing.

The atmosphere for the Upper State championship game was so great. I thought it was a lot better than being at Timmons. And we'll be able to put a big crowd in there. We're proud of our basketball, and we want it to get bigger and bigger. That's gonna be good for the whole county.

The atmosphere at Ridder was awesome. We had great crowds there. The crowds here are loud and they are into the game. Our kids loved it. The locker rooms, the ice sheet, it is cool and part of coming to the state tournament is the whole experience.

I've got probably 20 to 30 pounds and six inches on him. I just tried to make him do what he didn't want to do. I bumped him a couple of times, got him out of his rhythm.

In a summer league game I had to guard him. He went for 43.

All those images (from the Seneca game) came back in my mind again. We lost that game, and that really cost us, because tonight's game would have been for a tie.

The issue we have right now in Sarasota-Manatee is communities trying to control growth.