Justin Quotations | Page 2

Justin was sad, but he thought it was so neat. He was in awe of it, and that's what I wanted for him.

Justin was really committed to acting. He was always in shows and hardly ever went out on weekends because he was rehearsing.

Justin wasn't trying to overpower people and get strikeouts. He had to stay within himself and learned that.

Justin was feeling it. We needed someone to step up and make a play, and he did that. It gave us a huge boost.

Justin was always eager to engage in topical discussions. Among my students, I would rank Justin first in terms of social conscience and a desire to learn about society.

Justin was a juvenile probation officer for a number of years. He has seen the inside of kids who have gotten in trouble. Now he spends his time speaking at school assemblies. He also works a lot with MADD and DARE. I've read that he's talked to 400,000 students in the last year.

Justin was actually sick before the game, but took a little medicine and came up with his best performance.

Justin was a chance to play what I don't quite succeed at. There's a bit of Justin that I'm not, but I'd like to be,

Justin was able to get inside for that shot and we felt that it was as good an option as any. He's very athletic and he got a good roll on the last shot.

Justin Volpe was the driving force. But he had help and the evidence shows that Schwarz was all too willing to give it to him,

Justin understands the game and he understands pitching. I can look at him when he's out on the mound and he understands what I'm trying to tell him. He's learned a lot from last year.

Justin Timberlake puts you to shame, having that much talent.

Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears all the rappers, they're doing my dances and they're making billions doing my dances. When they do that little thing they do with their hands that's The Fly and The Pony.

Justin threw real well today. He's got good stuff. He'll be a front-line guy and everybody in the country will be after him next year. He's got a good arm, and he throws so easy. He's not a big effort guy.

Justin threw really well today. Any time you pitch like that, you deserve to win the game.

Justin Sparks had an opportunity to show us what he could do, but he's been really inconsistent. We will continue through the week with the guys that we have, chart them and see who does the best job, then play that guy.

Justin sees something in Tessa. She's getting at him,

Justin said if you're going to walk Shane, he was going to make them pay.

Justin reminds me of Jim Brown in that he's real lazy getting out of the huddle and getting to the line, then all of the sudden he's gone.

Justin really went hard. We know that now that we have one less big guy, that everybody has to step up and fulfill their role. In addition to all of his point guard duties and sparking the offense, he was big on the boards. I was really proud of our hustle tonight.

Justin Ray is a tremendous talent. He has great skills and can take over a game at any time.

Justin probably shortened the time to really establish ourselves by two years because of his contacts and notoriety.

Justin played a good solid game. Justin comes to play every night. Sometimes you can question his decisions, but you can never question his effort or his enthusiasm for the game. I enjoy watching him play.

Justin picked a great night to find his touch. But this was a team effort all the way. Everyone did their part to contribute to the win.

Justin makes a big three that keeps our season alive. With one second we get a lot of energy and the way we were playing I thought we had a good chance to win it in overtime.

Justin is the girl's guru and surf instructor; an ex-pro who's lost his way in life,

Justin is our playmaker, I?ve just got to find a way to get him the ball. He makes plays.

Justin is one of several possibilities that we are looking at. I met Justin several times last summer and he was obviously an ideal candidate.

Justin isn't going to respond angrily ... he's going to carefully say, 'What was she doing?

Justin is back in the squad subject to fitness. It was a logical decision for us to have him back in the team, particularly given his record and seniority within the group.

Justin is a young player who we anticipate will play a significant role on our team. He brings a good deal of NHL experience to our group of young forwards, and has demonstrated that he can develop into a top-level NHL player.

Justin is a very athletic kid, even if he's not the most orthodox. He's a gangly player and finds way to score. He's been playing great.

Justin is a third-year starter. I think our No. 2 and 3 guys will be as good as some of our opponents' No. 1 guys.

Justin is also a good player. He saw a lot of ice-time last season as a freshman. We were kind of undermanned. He did an admirable job, and this year he's picked up where he left off. He's doing a nice job.

Justin is a good football player for us. He just continues to get better and better, and that's what we want to do as a team.

Justin has taken to his role as our closer. Tonight we brought him in earlier than we normally would have, and he stepped up and responded in a positive manner.

Justin has signed up for the play for various reasons. He's good mates with Kevin and has been looking for a chance to have a go at a meaty theatre role. It fits in with his bigger plans.

Justin has really gotten his confidence going right now. You can see it when he makes a shot that he wants the ball again.

Justin has pitched well all season. It just so happened that things fell our way today and we were finally able to get him a win. He has a lot of potential, and if he continues to work hard he will be even better next season.

Justin has grown by leaps and bounds. Playing with his type of energy is an NBA skill. I've had players like that before (in Seattle) ? Reggie Evans, Ruben Patterson. In those guys' careers, they've always been underestimated as far as what they bring to the table.

Justin has fitted in really well since arriving and he has really benefited from the time off last week,

Justin has definitely gotten a lot better in my eyes. I feel like he's playing with more confidence and making big catches out there. I trust him to come down with those plays and he's extremely smart, he's gotten a better understanding of defenses and how to run his routes and what coach Turner is asking him to do.

Justin has been a key player for us this season and we hope he will remain here for the challenge that faces us next season. However, we understand his position and we remain committed to retaining the nucleus of our squad for next season.

Justin had the opportunity and, boy, did he run with it. Kids have stepped up when they were asked to step up; we've made adjustments all season in terms of having people come in when people go down.

Justin had some big games for us last year, including the game-winning catch against Milford. He is experienced and athletic.

Justin had a definite time line in Australia. We'd get a lot of value out of trying to win Test matches trying to play him now but in the end we'd only have him until now.

Justin Gray was guarded well, you have to give them credit for that. He's been shooting very well for us lately. He just missed some open ones.

Justin Gray is just a phenomenal player. We've watched so much film on him, but it's nothing like watching him in person. He hits unbelievable shots. He wouldn't go away tonight, and kept his team in it until the end.

Justin gave us a big lift. He came in and you could see everyone pick it up. It was like a shot of adrenaline.

Justin Gatlin's on his way to being the greatest ever.

Justin doesn't really care about that kind of stuff,

Justin does exactly what you ask him to do. He throws strikes, he keeps people off balance and gets you ground balls.

Justin did a real good job. He had good control of his pitches and was hitting his spots.

Justin did a nice job for his first varsity start. He struck out six, while walking only one.

Justin comes with no issues, no agenda, other than being the best basketball player he can be. He's a gentleman around school. He's a quality kid, and I really like him a lot.

Justin Chang came out really strong today and was real offensive.

Justin averaged 21.5 points and was 11 of 19 on threes and didn't get named last week.

Justin and I were in the locker room today reminiscing about being freshmen. We didn't want our careers to end. We just had to step it up.

Justin and I were good friends in high school and we talked about it happening just this way. We wanted to go someplace where we could make a difference. We wanted to put Penn State back on top, back where it belongs.

Justin always wrestled in the toughest weight class at states. It was great to see him overcome those semifinal losses, knowing that his life was going to be that much better, and wrestling was going to be that much more fun for him. It was also great for him and his family, because they win and lose with him. When he steps out on the mat, we're all out there with him.

That's the shot we wanted them to take. We just didn't want him to make it. There's not much more Justin could have done defensively.

My character wants his parents to have all the answers. But by the end, Justin realizes you don't need all the answers.

We were trying to think what we wanted to do. We knew we had at least two plays because we decided to kick the field goal on third down, but Justin took care of that for us with his run.

We're definitely going to miss Cody Stilts with his shooting. Cody was basically our best shooter all year. ... Justin Townsend really came on here at the end of the year and played real well for us. He definitely asserted himself and made a great player for us.

We really wanted Justin to take the shot, because even when guys are on him, he can still make the shot. I had to scream at him to go, but he's just so good at clearing space with his body. He's got great confidence in himself, he really does.

We have won two or three games this year because we put Justin at the post and rotated him to the outside, and they don't guard him. Today, when they got close, he made two big 3s to run that thing back out there.

Yeah, three or four times. But Justin has got us this far. He's been a key guy for us all year and I thought he deserved to stay in and keep at 'em.

We get Justin (Hubbard) back tomorrow night. That will help the kids out, too. The kids played well in his absence. They did a fine job without him.

We are doing a combination of things well right now. On offense, they are working the ball well with good passing, and we are finishing a lot better than we did last year. We have a balanced attack, and our scoring has been spread out. Justin has done a great job up front and fights hard for every ball.

We did what we needed. We got shots close to the basket where we were trying to get them, and we found holes in their defense to get the looks outside. We needed to go inside and we knew Justin Williams was going to come after every shot trying to block it so we shot-faked him and got him up in the air, and got closer to the basket.

We played a lot of kids and saw a lot kids, normally seven, eight, nine in the rotation, step up with some monster efforts. I thought Justin Smith (11 points) was unbelievable. For him to go seven-for-seven from the free-throw line, he took smart shots, and whatever we needed out of him he was able to do. It could be a different guy on this team every night.

We didn't play that well. Justin Duke hit some big shots for us late. We're going to have to buckle down and play hard to keep winning.

We are naturally disappointed at the prospect of losing Justin and we have reluctantly agreed to make him available but only on terms which suit the club. We will now await further developments.

Some people are saying, Justin Bieber is racist. Is he? I dont know.

You wanna-I dunno-get coffee or something sometime?" Justin smiled "Not coffee. But yes." "Not Coffee it is, then." "Yes, Not Coffee.

When Justin made that four-point play, that gave us the confidence to believe we could win the game.

When Justin died and we got the call offering the carriage, I immediately asked for Mike.

When Justin comes home he would not even sit down and have a sandwich that he doesn't say a blessing for.

We have guys who can back up and get in there, but one play and all of a sudden you're out of depth. I don't feel as good as I would if we had Justin in there.

We knew Justin was out; we knew what we had to do.

To be only one back on the final day is all you can ask for. I had a few chances where I could have taken the lead, but Justin hung in there despite the start he had.

To that point, the team's mood was a lot like the weather--kind of gray. But then Justin comes out in one of our first races of the day and blows the field away. That set the tone for the rest of the day.

With Chris Paul's departure, the dynamics have changed because not only do you have to replace the point guard, but you also have to replace the wing guard if Justin plays the point.

When you play quarterback, people don't pay that much attention to what else you can do. The bottom line on Justin is he's got very good speed and he was one of the most physical players we had and he's a good coverage guy.

We were surprised by his conditioning. He was ready, and it didn't take him long to get to game speed. The whole thing with Justin is consistency.

Both Troy and Justin had good work today. ... They shared the reps and they'll probably share the game. Exactly who will play the first play and who will play the twelfth play, I'm not sure, but I think they both deserve to play in a big game like this and they will.

You can tell black artists are front and centre when Usher discovers and launches Justin Bieber.

What Justin Reynolds did, he basically won that game for GW. He was very comfortable. In his mind, he wasn't going to lose. I think he took control of the ball game.

What I was happy with was Justin Brown's defense more than anything else. Sometimes he only plays on one end of the floor, but I thought everybody played consistently on both ends of the floor than they have for a while.

We just keep rolling out running backs. We see Marcus or Justin in practice, and we think they look better than the running back we're playing against on Saturday.

We tried to get Justin to go to private school, but he was, like, 'I want no part of it,' ... B..J. needed the smaller class size. That was no problem for Justin. So we didn't force him.

Towers consistently takes good at bats. That's the reason we've put him in there more often and moved Justin (Ross) to play left field. That allows us to put both of them in the lineup.

This now creates an opportunity for Justin and Shyrone to step up and get some additional carries.

We are still feeling our way. We are going to give (senior right-hander) Justin Meier a bullpen tomorrow or he may come in relief to get him ready.

Before Justin could be freed to score ... he had to learn how to run a team better. If he just scores, and now teams take his scoring away and he doesn't know how to run a team, we are up a creek. Now that he's done a better job of that and understanding what we are doing better, he's freed up.

Discussions with Justin Upton are continuing. We have been informed that Justin did not attend classes and instead will continue focusing on his discussions with the Diamondbacks. We have submitted a final proposal and hope to come to a resolution soon.

Discussions with Justin Upton are continuing, ... We have been informed that Justin did not attend classes and instead will continue focusing on his discussions with the Diamondbacks. We have submitted a final proposal and hope to come to a resolution soon.

(Crystal River coach Justin Wentworth) gave me the sign every time, so I went. We came out here to get a rip on the ball.

Soul is a colourless thing. I don't think you have to be a black person to be automatically soulful. I respect Justin Bieber and Justin Timberlake; they do what they do. For me, my philosophy has always been 'contribution before competition.'

During the game I don't really think about it. We've got enough to worry about in the back end. But now that I think about it: Justin out, Coop out, Kurt out. Just to see those young guys grow up in front of your face. They're doing a heck of a job. I can't say enough about them.