42 Quotes About The-foxhole-court

University," he [Neil] said quietly.It sounded like a dream, it tasted like damnation.[...]He left the stadium and the Foxes and their too-good promises behind him, but the unsigned contract in his bag felt like an anchor around his neck.

Kevin had grown up playing left-handed.Seeing him take on Andrew right-handed was ballsy enough, seeing him actually score was surreal.

You need to rethink your persuasion techniques. They suck.""I don't need to be persuasive," Andrew said, putting a hand on Neil's chest [...]. "You'll just learn to do what I say.

It was strange sliding it [the key] into the knob and listening to the lock clack undone. [...] Keys meant Neil had explicit permission to be here and do what he liked. They meant he belonged.

[...] It was a matter of being in the right place at the right time, I guess.""Do you believe in fate?"Neil heard the faint scorn in the other man's voice."No. Do you?""Luck, then," Aaron said, ignoring that return question."Only the bad sort.""We're flattered by your high opinion of us, of course.

Kevin was more demanding of himself than he was of anyone around him. He set his standards impossibly high and tried for them with everything he had, and he didn't understand why others wouldn't do the same.

Don't be so afraid to die. [...] If you are, you have no place on our court.""We're talking about a sport, not a death match.""Same difference," Aaron said. "You're playing for Class I team with Kevin on your line. People are always willing to bleed for him.

Coach never explained it. Maybe he thought we'd need to grieve our disastrous losses in private. Only the best for his rising stars, right?""I didn't think Wymack recruited rising stars," Neil said [...]."No," Andrew agreed. "The Foxes will never amount to anything Try telling Dan that, though, and she'll box your ears.

Wymack had heart Matt's arrival and he came out of his office to hurl a key ring at Matt's head. [...]"Jesus, Coach, good to see you too. When did we move past a simple hello?""I could say the same for you, stomping past my open door like that without so much as a by-your-leave," Wymack said."You looked busy.""I'm always busy. That's never stopped you pricks from interrupting me before.