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“That's your job as a big man. I don't know. Growing up, that's what you do, set screens.”
“I'm proud of my dad and I'm proud to have his name on the back of my jersey. It's an awesome feeling. To me, it's like a motivation. It keeps me going.”
“My dad's been a big part of it too. He's helped me with a lot of things, being aggressive and showing me little advantages I can use.”
“I try to make the right read.”
“Off the court, it's not very natural. I'm more of a quiet guy, but I have to change it a bit and become a little more vocal off the court because a lot of my teammates respect me, and I have to show them, just like I do on the court, that I'm someone who can be there for them.”
“I never really knew I could go to college until Gonzaga started recruiting me.”
“In my head, that's what a center does. If you're a center, you've got to know how to play in the post.”
“I know what I bring as a player.”
“My dad never encouraged us to play. We just grew up going to his games in Portland. We had basketballs in our hands and just decided we were going to play.”
“We just grew up watching the game, and we all really wanted to play.”
“Any way I can be a facilitator on the court, with my passing, screening or getting rebounds, pushing the ball, anything to help the team out, I'll do it.”
“It was a hell of experience playing for your country.”
“I like to take naps after practice.”
“Leaving with a 'W' always makes it better.”
“It can open kids' dreams to pursue a sport.”
“I always look at the way my dad passes out of the post and finds his players. He makes his teammates better, which is really awesome to me.”
“Maybe I set too many screens.”
“I'm happy to represent the Pacers and the state of Indiana.”
“Winning is important.”