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Full Name and Common Aliases


Bryan Mullins is a well-known Irish hurler who played as a midfielder for the Cork senior team.

Birth and Death Dates


Born: 1962, Died: N/A (still active)

Nationality and Profession(s)


Irish, Hurler/Coach

Early Life and Background


Bryan Mullins was born in 1962 in Co. Cork, Ireland. Growing up in a family of athletes, Mullins developed a passion for sports from an early age. He was part of the famous Ballincollig hurling club, where he began his hurling journey.

Major Accomplishments


Mullins had a successful playing career with the Cork senior team. He won one All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship title in 1990 and two Munster Senior Hurling Championship titles (1986, 1992). Mullins' skills on the field earned him numerous individual awards, including the Young Hurler of the Year award in 1984.

Notable Works or Actions


As a player, Mullins was known for his exceptional passing range and vision. He played alongside other notable hurlers like John Fenton and Tom Cashman. After retiring from playing, Mullins transitioned into coaching. He has worked with various teams, including the Cork minor team and the Ballincollig club.

Impact and Legacy


Bryan Mullins' impact on Irish hurling is undeniable. His playing style influenced a generation of players, and his coaching experience helped shape the next crop of talent. The legacy he leaves behind continues to inspire young athletes and coaches alike.

Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered


Mullins is widely quoted for his insightful comments on the game of hurling. His understanding of the sport's intricacies and his ability to analyze players' strengths and weaknesses make him a respected figure in Irish sports circles.

Quotes by Bryan Mullins

I know he tends to float that way, whether or not he does it on purpose. He's able to find places where the defense can't find him.
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I know he tends to float that way, whether or not he does it on purpose. He's able to find places where the defense can't find him.
I'm just looking forward to Drake right now. Games like these are why I play this game and why I came to Southern Illinois, to be on ESPN and play with these great teammates and coaches. I'm looking forward to every bit of it.
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I'm just looking forward to Drake right now. Games like these are why I play this game and why I came to Southern Illinois, to be on ESPN and play with these great teammates and coaches. I'm looking forward to every bit of it.
Coach told us we're going to win this game, but we're going to have to do it with confidence. We really just had that look in our eyes that we were not going to lose this game.
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Coach told us we're going to win this game, but we're going to have to do it with confidence. We really just had that look in our eyes that we were not going to lose this game.
There's nothing like playing at home, especially when we have a big crowd here. I think we're going to come out ready to play. I know we're going to have a lot of intensity. It will be good to be back at home.
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There's nothing like playing at home, especially when we have a big crowd here. I think we're going to come out ready to play. I know we're going to have a lot of intensity. It will be good to be back at home.
Every game counts. We're trying to win a championship. We can't afford a letdown. We know any loss could be crucial in trying to win an MVC championship.
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Every game counts. We're trying to win a championship. We can't afford a letdown. We know any loss could be crucial in trying to win an MVC championship.
You can always play defense. No matter what you're doing offensively, defensively it's all about heart, hustle and toughness. I think that's what coach Lowery has instilled in us.
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You can always play defense. No matter what you're doing offensively, defensively it's all about heart, hustle and toughness. I think that's what coach Lowery has instilled in us.
I was playing a high school game in the York tournament, probably up by about 30 points. There's no comparison. Playing on ESPN-U, in front of a great crowd, it's a whole different scenario.
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I was playing a high school game in the York tournament, probably up by about 30 points. There's no comparison. Playing on ESPN-U, in front of a great crowd, it's a whole different scenario.
I think part of that is because we're trying to push the ball a little more. But by doing that we're giving up more easy baskets than by just walking the ball up the court. I think this time around everyone else's offense has gotten a lot better. They're clicking a little more. But we haven't really played that great of defense the last four games. We've got to get back to the basics.
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I think part of that is because we're trying to push the ball a little more. But by doing that we're giving up more easy baskets than by just walking the ball up the court. I think this time around everyone else's offense has gotten a lot better. They're clicking a little more. But we haven't really played that great of defense the last four games. We've got to get back to the basics.
If I was open, I would have shot it. I was trying to draw defenders so I could kick it out, and Randal made himself open for me.
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If I was open, I would have shot it. I was trying to draw defenders so I could kick it out, and Randal made himself open for me.
I felt real confident with them (Clemmons and walk-on guard Austin Brooks) being on the court. Everyone did. They just made some huge plays, steals. Both of them worked together to get a couple key baskets.
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I felt real confident with them (Clemmons and walk-on guard Austin Brooks) being on the court. Everyone did. They just made some huge plays, steals. Both of them worked together to get a couple key baskets.
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