Seth Greenberg Good Quotations

Singletary is as good as any point guard in the league. Really, they've got a good starting five.

He had his legs. He had good focus. He made some plays on pull ups we had seen before and it was nice to see again.

He's a very good shooter who always shoots on balance, and that's a rarity today. He never shoots off-balance.

He's going to be a really, really good player because it's important to him. He's the first guy in the gym every single day. He's the last guy to leave almost every single day.

He gave us good energy. He's really been practicing well and he's starting to understand what we're doing.

I thought we were at times very good. We just weren't very good when we needed to be good.

Our ability to bounce back is kind of a trait that we've had the last few years. That was good to see, because now, it's for real. It's no joke now.

We're doing some good things. We're shooting the ball better. But you can't shoot free throws like that and win a game in a tough environment.

We didn't do a good job on J.R.. He came off screens, made some big shots, and we have to give him credit for that.

What they are is a good basketball team. Not too fancy. Just a good basketball team.

We did a lot of good things in that game, but my biggest thing was to not celebrate that loss. There were some things that we could learn from. We raised the bar in that we understand that if we go and compete we can play against (teams) at that level. Those are the expectations we have with our team. This is a pretty competitive group.

This has been a very tough three weeks. We haven't had a whole lot to smile about. This will give them a chance to feel good about themselves and put behind them everything that's going on in their lives.

I mean, it's as good as it gets. The number one thing we wanted to do was ... take away their 3-point shot. Obviously we didn't do a good job with it, especially in the first half.

It's really sad. Here's a 19-year-old kid who won't be able to pick up the phone and call his dad when something good happens.

He's extremely quick and they do a good job of opening up the floor for him. He runs really hard in transition, he has the ability to get to the rim and he's got some maturity about him as a junior. He doesn't take plays off.

How can you not want to be involved? ... As coaches and athletes, we're constantly stressing the word 'teamwork.' What better to demonstrate it? And what is a better example of coaches putting aside any differences for a good cause?

That's the great part about Virginia Tech being part of the ACC. Forget about only playing (the Cavaliers) once a year - how about playing them three times in a year? I think that's good for basketball in the state of Virginia.

We just hope that we see (the real) Coleman Collins tomorrow. That's the biggest thing. Something good needs to happen to that kid.

There's a lot of things that have gone on in this kid's life that really, quite honestly, have affected his ability to focus on basketball. We had a good talk about a week ago, when he was really down, and I think that was positive.

They haven't had a whole lot to smile about. To give them a chance to feel good about themselves and put behind them everything that has gone on in their teammates' and their friends' lives, I'm just happy for them.

For one day, for two hours, they did the things they had to do when they had to do them. We made enough shots and got enough stops to win the game, which I think they deserve, to have a chance to feel good about themselves.