Nancy Lieberman Quotations

Were having challenges because we're expecting 300 children at a site and right now we only have 13 signed up.

She's an amazing woman, and she has a great sense of history. She understands the history of the game and the growth of the game, and that has a lot to do with where the conference is today. You're building a business, and she has built that infrastructure. They wouldn't be where they are without her.

Of any opportunity, my heart would be in Phoenix,

I can?t see Geno leaving; they couldn?t even come close to matching his salary. I think people should reach for the sky, I don?t think there?s anything wrong with that. I think that?s a very smart move on behalf of Phoenix.

I think she's going to learn a lot about her game. She'll have tremendous growth. She'll have to think it differently.

We need help. We're working very hard to get the word out.

We keep growing because more people are concerned about improving their health, regardless of their age or ability.

This year's marathon weekend turned an exciting corner in terms of participation and enthusiasm.

We should applaud her for wanting to distance herself,

Everybody knew they were there. But now they're winning the big games.

Thibault's an incredible strategic coach who has used this play before, and he does a fantastic job managing his team. I also liked that he kept it simple in overtime, didn't try to come up with a whole lot of strategy. He just let Connecticut play off its momentum.

You're starting to see a little bit of a changing of the guard, ... Now, these vets aren't going to go away easily, but it's obvious when you see some of these young players that the overall quality of play is improving. The game is in good hands.

They haven't had any blowouts. They are a balanced team, which is in a stellar conference, especially now with the new teams. Pitt doesn't have a lot of depth, but at this time of the year, you don't play much more than six or seven players, anyway.

It sounds sexy because of the connection with Diana, ... but, honestly, unless Geno has something else in mind, I can?t see it happening.

It's beyond my expectations. The numbers are really exploding now.

In 1968-69, Phil Jackson signed a two-year contract worth $12,000 and $13,000 and was ecstatic. All of our players make more than that now. Just think where we are at this point, you have to look at where (the NBA) was and where we are.

The difference between a winner and a loser is, many times, a matter of inches. If you think you can do it, most of the time you'll do it.

There's no substitute for hard work. If you work hard and prepare yourself, you might get beat, but you'll never lose.

The greatest thing for her to do is to be invited to a combine where coaches and GMs will be able to see her.