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[QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 1294712, member: 41"]
[URL='https://twitter.com/ccarlsononSU'][B]chris carlson[/B] ‏@ccarlsononSU [/URL]
Boeheim: Thought we played well at Pittsburgh. They just made some shots at the end of the game. I thought it was a very good effort for us.

Boeheim on XMas: He's been great from the first day of practice, he's done all you can ask a player to do. He's playing 40 minutes a game.

Boeheim on XMas: That's really hard to ask a big guy to do. You can't ask anymore out of a big guy than what he's done for us."

Boeheim on motivation: Well there's 250 teams that don't go to a tournament at the end of the year. You have to be focused to play.

Boeheim on how he'll know when to retire: I don't know. I have no real answer. Whatever work you're in, 15 years ago, I wouldn't have thought I'd go much longer. Some day it'll occur to you that you just can't do it anymore. I don't know when that point comes."

Boeheim: I enjoy the process of coaching a team as much or more as I ever have.

[URL='https://twitter.com/DonnaDitota1'][B]Donna Ditota[/B] ‏@DonnaDitota1 [/URL]
Jim Boeheim just called Olivier Hanlan "probably the best guard in the league."

Jim Boeheim on Dean Smith: He's one of the great, great coaches of all time.  Really established one of the top bball programs in country.

Boeheim called Dean Smith "innovative" and "a giant in the game."

Jim Boeheim on longevity, retiring:  "I don't know.  That's a good question.  I don't have the answer."

Jim Boeheim: If you feel it's right, you keep going.  At one point, you won't be able to do it any more. I don't know when that point comes.

Jim Boeheim: Coaching has been a great challenge.  It always has been. And it still is.
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