Malik Hairston
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Malik Hairston is an American basketball player born on February 23, 1987, in Detroit, Michigan.
He attended Renaissance High School before going on to study at the University of Oregon, where he played college basketball for the Ducks.
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Quotes by Malik Hairston
Honestly, it's about time. There's nothing to celebrate about, but it's a good feeling to close out a game.
I know for a fact Aaron didn't choke. It's one of the times he missed a free throw. It happens.
It's a new season and we can't worry about what we did in the conference season. We still have the opportunity to kind of reach our goals and get to the NCAA tournament which is our ultimate goal.
It's a big win, it's a great feeling. It's the first time since I've been here that we beat a ranked team.
Absolutely nothing happened, but the ref made the call. We still had more basketball to play and unfortunately we just didn't win the game.
Absolutely nothing happened. The referee blew the whistle. He did his job. Have to respect that. There was more basketball to play. We just didn't get it done.
They're home, they going to make runs, and we were able to respond with big plays. We shot free throws well. We just did a much better job of executing our game.