Hilton Armstrong
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Hilton Armstrong was born on November 23, 1984, in Peekskill, New York, and went on to work as both a basketball player and a basketball coach in the United States.
He attended Peekskill High School before continuing his education at the University of Connecticut, where his path in basketball developed further.
No additional career milestones, team affiliations, or notable events appear in the available facts, and none can be responsibly added here.
Armstrong's dual roles as player and coach mark the extent of what the record confirms about his professional life.
Quotes by Hilton Armstrong
The game just came to me, I just relaxed a little bit and let it come to me. I've been hearing from all of the coaches that I go in spurts and stops, so tonight I got it in my head to just dominate the game.
All teams are going to try and prove they can beat the No. 1 team. They are going to come at us as hard as they can.
For some of us, this is going to be our life career. We have to take it seriously every game and every day.
I didn't try to force anything. If it comes to me, I'm going to take advantage of it. The last couple of games I didn't feel that I had the opportunity.
He stepped up big for us tonight ... tremendous. The rebounds, the baskets, he was a beast. To me, he?s the bully of the Big East, and he?s just a freshman. It?s going to be scary to see him in a couple of years.
It helped us a lot because we knew he wasn't mad. He may have been a little frustrated but he wanted to coach us today instead of forcing us to play. He saw we were playing for him, playing as a team. A lot of times when you lose poise, you lose focus. Today he was backing us up. I thought he did a very good job coaching us through this one. Very good.
In high school, he was recruited; he was an All-American. I wasn't really out there as much, so me coming out here, being where I'm at right now, feels good to me. He got the best of me in high school. He got the high school championship, but I've got the national championship. That means a lot more to me.
