Jason Quotations | Page 2

I think that one of my favorite movie roles has been a film that I did with Jason Statham that was out last year called 'Safe.' I played the main bad guy in that.

I think it's tough to bet against a healthy Jason Kidd. That's just what I believe. Especially with the surrounding cast they have.

I think it's that we got a chance to practice a few days, give ourselves a chance to focus on how we want to get our shots and where we want them to come from. I think we're doing a better job of slowing down offensively when we don't have anything initially in transition and calling our sets and getting to the spots we want to get to. At least for the most part we're not forcing Baron or Jason or somebody to make a play against the shot clock every time.

It gives us a different dimension, because we don't rely on one or two guys. We rely on five or six guys. If you have a point guard like Jason Kidd, it makes it easier for everyone else to fall into place.

I think this win shows our mental toughness, because it's mind over matter. You have Jason Kidd who played 46 minutes last night, and then plays 40 tonight. This is something our guys can look back on and is a good experience for this team. Denver is one of the best homecourt teams in the league. Things worked for us. We got fortunate that Carmelo got hurt.

I think they belong under the dangerous category. I just look at the three guys ? Vince Carter Jason Kidd, and (Richard) Jefferson. There's no better combination in the league at 1, 2 and 3. When you have that in the league you can win big.

I think the quarterback change has been a positive one. I think the team has rallied around the new guy, and I think Jason showed a lot of promise and a lot of poise in a number of situations.

Jason Witten is a special talent. He's as good as Ben Coates (was) when I played with him in his younger years.

Jason will take the reps in practice as if he were going to start. He plans to start, and we assume he will start. He played well enough for us to win last week, and it would be nice to get him a win.

Jason Williams, sort of in a quiet manner, hurt us.

Jason Williams is one of the most intelligent basketball guys I've ever seen,

Jason Weir is the person who had the motive to do this. Jason Weir is the one who had the opportunity to do this.

Jason was probably the favorite to win this tournament. It felt great to avenge my loss to him. After that match, I knew I could win here.

Jason was on the bubble and really needed a win to make the Olympic team. He totally came through when it counted the most.

Jason wasn't 100 percent for us tonight, but he played big and gave us some offensive punch.

Jason was completely healthy as far as we knew,

Jason was a one-man wrecking crew. Jason pretty much did it all himself today. I'm glad to see he's back on track and picked up where he left off in the second half of the season. It's a real blessing to have someone like that in the lineup.

Jason was all by himself. A breakdown like that decides the game.

Jason wanted me to be the spokesman for Nissan when he was with them,

Jason turns to us around, and we're just like, what are we supposed to do? ... Miss Deborah said, 'I don't care what you got to do. Just get us out of here.'

Jason touched people's hearts with the way he played the game, ... He set England alight on the training pitch as well as in the games. We've thoroughly enjoyed the time spent working with him and wish him all the best for the future.

Jason threw exceptionally well. He had great command of his fastball and mixed his off-speed in well. He kept them off balance and had a real strong outing.

Jason suffered the injury in training and has to be a doubt for the Cardiff game.

Jason's got a quiet confidence about him. He was actually sick all weekend. I thought Jason stepped up.

Jason Schmidt just has our number. He's one of the best pitchers in the league and he's just dominating against us.

Jason really loves this sport. He just needed the opportunity. Just given his chance, he has made the most of it.

Jason pulled out in front to start with. There were a couple of guys behind him that I thought would challenge him. Toward the end, he developed a good lead.

Jason plays at 110 percent in every game. We need other guys to join him. That's the bottom line.

Jason played one of his best games of the year. Last year's setback was this year's conquest. He hit fairways, greens, putted well. He made his first putt on hole one, and that got him going.

Jason passed five guys right at the end. That won the meet for us.

Jason or Barry Bonds, you don't want them to hit a homer. As a team, you want him to be on base, and sometimes, they'll surprise you. Barry Bonds, he doesn't want to bunt, but you never know.

Jason never knew about it (the donation) until today. I have been crying off and on all week about it. I thought it would really go right down to the wire before the deadline of May 30, and maybe someone or some company would step up. But I never dreamed it would happen so fast like this.

Jason needs to reaffirm his commitment to the Oregon State basketball program.

Jason needs to get consistent, everyday at-bats instead of sitting on the bench here with us. We brought him up here from spring training to see where he's at, and we're happy with his progress.

Jason makes this whole thing work. You take him out of the equation, it's a totally different view. He's an unbelievable leader who imposes his will on the game.

Jason made some tough shots with a hand in his face.

Jason Lee and Ethan Suplee are like my brothers. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't have gotten through my pregnancy.

Jason knows what's best for him. If that's what he has to do, he's had an incredible career here.

Jason King has no gimmicks in his game. He's a real heady player and he's a good thinker. Jason is a mature guy, and he thinks the game well. He's got very good talent, really good hands and a knack to score. I was joking that I don't get called into the power-play meeting anymore, which is a good thing. I'm not complaining, I'm happy about us having depth like that. That's a good thing.

Jason Kidd throws funky passes all the time. He has a lot of assists, but he also has a lot of turnovers. You've got to take some chances.

Jason Kidd is always capable of something like that on a given night, (Steve) Nash, too. But the opponent had so much to do with that night, that it's hard to envision.

Jason Katims creates truly relatable three-dimensional people you fall in love with right away. Jason always puts a lot of heart into what he does. He has a way of touching your emotional core in a life-affirming way. And he's a great show runner.

Jason just bulldozed people. Jon's able to use his hands.

Jason is very much like that. He's very fun, happy and he's real. He's very grounded and knows he fell into acting by accident.

Jason is such a talented player. He keeps getting better, and he hates to lose. He is such a joy to coach. In the second half, fatigue caught up to him a little bit. He played a lot of minutes (37) today.

Jason is so unselfish, doesn't care if he ever scores, knows where to get other guys the ball. Everyone knows they're going to get their shots playing with him. He's still one of the best one, two or three point guards in the league.

Jason is someone we like and someone we were interested in during the summer before he did his shoulder.

Jason is really important for Dale. They've been a duo for such a long time, they function together.

Jason is our starting tight end, our backup fullback, slot and quarterback. He has to learn four positions every week. He did a great job for us.

Jason is only going to get better. His track record shows that. He's going to be fine.

Jason is one of those guys you have to see every night to really appreciate. You might see a couple of his great passes on the highlights, and you might see a triple double in the stats, but you won't see all the quiet, little plays he makes that help a team win.

Jason is one of the leaders in the privacy communities. He's tremendously effective. He gets things done.

Jason is not making any excuses. He just said, 'Coach, I don't know what happened...it just happened.

Jason is not an average player in this league, he's turned himself into a great player. He does everything well.

Jason is just the same as anybody else at the moment.

Jason is just playing great. He has the force on his side right now. It is good to get him off this tour and on the PGA Tour where he belongs.

Jason is just playing great, ... He has the force on his side right now. It is good to get him off this tour and on the PGA Tour where he belongs.

Jason is hard to see behind the big linemen, and he makes you miss, ... He's got kind of a jittery running style.

Jason is going to have a monster year for us.

Jason is going to be extremely important to our fortunes in the short, medium and hopefully long-term,

Jason is a talented kid and a tough son of a gun. He's going to play. We've always been pleased with him and he's stepped it up.

Jason is a selfless guy, he makes everything work around here. That's what he's all about. He's the straw that stirred the drink from Day 1, and he will continue to do it.

Jason is an outstanding member of the England team who has led by example for the three years he has been playing international rugby union,

Jason is an intense guy, and the older, experienced guys don't care about that -- they'll challenge him. When they believe in a player, they're going to tell him, whether he likes it or not. They're not afraid to offend him, and he likes that, too.

Jason is an important character in the book. He'll be treated fairly and accurately in the book.

Jason is an extremely athletic goalkeeper who has great distribution. He played in a lot of big games last year.

Jason is a kid I grew up with and was best friends with when we were in grade school. He is just a good guy. You know what I mean? One of those good people.

Jason is a hard-nosed, tough player that compliments our lineup extremely well. He has always been a tough out while recording a high on-base percentage and has the ability to play all three outfield positions well.

Jason hit some huge shots. I don't know who could have guarded him on a couple of those shots he made.

Jason has the mental makeup and, to me, that's a huge part of it when you start thinking about double-jumping guys. It's 60-40 we will do it. It depends on the way he swings the bat in spring training.

Jason has lived in Dale's shadow as far as competition and performance is concerned, but Jason is a great support for Dale.

Jason has had a tremendous year. This is his second year with me, and he has really come into his own this season.

Jason has had a history of leaning out over the plate, trying to get hit. He stuck his elbow guard out over the plate and I told him not to. He had a problem with it, and he came out and got me. He has a right to do that, and I'm totally cool with it.

Jason has had a great camp and has done a great job in every regard. He's probably one of the guys who has had a lot more to learn because he's never really played that position as a professional player. He's playing a combination of two positions right now, but he's done a tremendous job of adapting and making plays.

Jason has got a pretty good arm and even though he hasn't played football for a couple of years, he's a senior and he's pretty heady. It just didn't make sense to have him standing on the sideline. We wanted to use some of his leadership ability. At the same time, we wanted to keep Jon Klein on the field because he's explosive. Running is probably his greatest asset and we just thought we'd kind of do something different, get a different look. These are things I've been contemplating earlier in the season and - after a game like Glidden - it gave me a reason to look at those things more seriously.

Jason has gone through more injuries than any player we have ever coached. He has a great reservoir of faith and mental toughness. We are confident he will come back strong from this.

Jason has found a lifelong hobby as well as a great form of exercise. He lost 80 pounds since we opened the club.

Jason has a whole new set of legs.

Jason has an excellent career that includes theater, film, television and commercials. He has a great deal to offer our students, and most importantly, he is interested in helping young people achieve as performers.

Jason has a history of being out on the plate and keeping his elbow guard on the plate. I told him to move it back and he came after me. I was surprised, but I'm cool with that.

Jason had two big goals. It was nice to see a smile on his face after the game. It's a big relief for him, and adds another weapon to our arsenal.

Jason had a very good season for us and we're hoping he can pick up where he left off. We're glad to have him back.

Jason had another solid game in goal for us and again our seniors stepped up. Chris (Deacon) had a great game and I thought Jeff Rosa had one of his best games of the year.

Jason got hurt again in practice last week and missed three days. He played pretty well in the second half against Clarksville and we're confident that he'll be all right to start against Bentonville.

Jason Fraser had the lane sealed up, and I was going to throw it to him. They took away the jump shot, I went baseline, and it was just a good finish.

Jason Forte really wanted to win this game. I thought he willed us to win.

Jason Forte really wanted to win this game. He really willed this team.

Jason Fabini and Jerald Sowell were players that the Jets could rely upon every week.

Jason emerged out of nowhere and gave the golf world a welcome breath of fresh air. His personality and pure enjoyment of the game are just tremendous. He is a person that represents the true spirit of the Shootout and will be a welcome addition to this elite, 24-person field.

Jason does what Jason does. Jason can hit a few outside shots, and he can take the ball to the basket. The thing I appreciate about Jason is he usually guards the other team's best perimeter player.

Jason does a good job for us and I think he'll tell you we had some guys up front who were opening up some holes. They were just playing hard.

Jason did what we needed in our pitching system, staying away from the three-run inning. He didn't have his best command, and we knew the bullpen was fresh and ready to go. We figured we'd score some more because they were starting to get a little low on pitching.

Jason did some good things and some bad things.

Jason did an outstanding job for us. I'm sure he's happy, and I couldn't be happier for him.

Jason did all right, but he tries to overpower people and ends up falling behind. Then he puts one right over the plate, and they knock the hell out of it.

Jason came out firing, man. That's the Jason Terry that I see. I sleep good at night when he shoots the ball. I know he's not going to make every shot, but when he's aggressive to score that's one of the ways I sleep good. I don't elbow my wife when he shoots like that, so I hope he continues to do that so I can sleep good.

Jason came into camp in much better condition this year.

Jason called me up that night and probably talked to me for an hour and a half. That was absolutely the most upset I've ever heard him . . . he was so upset. I can't even tell you the stuff he said because I've never heard Jason talk like that before.

Jason Boyd was a guy I loved watching on Mark's Ohio Valley club last season. He played the game hard, and he played the game right. I look forward to that style of play that he'll bring to the Wild Things' fans.

Jason battled the whole game. He made plays at the end of the game that we really needed.