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Randy Van Scyoc Quotes
«The third was the transition quarter. We stole a lot of passes and got out on the fast break.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«I was happy with way we played defense in the first half. In the second half, we sort of fell asleep a little bit and didn't box out sometimes, and they crawled back in the game.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«We got a couple of steals. We made 13 (of 21) foul shots in the fourth.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«It was almost exactly like the last game we played (against Scotland earlier this season). Both teams had 11 points in the fourth in that game, too, but we won by one. This time the table was turned.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«We were 10-for-15 from the foul line, which I was happy with. But our big guys were getting frustrated because they had a big kid ... and we were forcing shots. We didn't finish our inside shots.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«They were a very tough team. They had some very big guys ... Milton Hershey had only lost two games all year. They lost to us, and to Camp Hill. The second time they played Camp Hill, they beat them by 40. To beat a quality team is a good way to end the season.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc
«We denied the pass inside. We didn't let their big men get the ball. We played good team defense. We didn't let them get back and set up on defense. We scored a lot of points on transition.»
Author: Randy Van Scyoc