Allan Ray
Allan Ray
Allan Rayis an American professional basketball player who currently plays for Virtus Bologna of the Lega Basket Serie A. He played college basketball for four years at Villanova University. He played one seasonwith the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association. Ray is known as an above average, but streaky, three-point shooter, who is skilled at creating his own shot. At 6'3" and 205 pounds, he is an average-sized guard...
NationalityAmerican
ProfessionAthlete
Date of Birth17 June 1984
CountryUnited States of America
Sometimes, you have to take the good with the bad. As long as the good outweighs the bad, then you're all right.
We realized it as soon as the game was over. We ran into the locker room yelling, 'Big East champs!' That was such a good feeling.
I was pretty comfortable out there. My vision was good the past few days, so I just came in and I felt pretty good.
We knew about Monmouth, we knew they were a very good team. We definitely didn't underestimate them.
It was a great game. A good bounce-back game for us after losing to Canada yesterday. It showed how much pride we have in USA Basketball. After losing yesterday's game, coming out and being able to play hard today against Puerto Rico, that says a lot.
(Syracuse) gave us a lot of open looks. When you give good players open looks, it's hard not to miss.
The real good teams and the real great teams find a way to win.
I got a lot of good looks. A lot of them were in and out. It just wasn't falling for me today.
We feel we played well, especially defensively. We felt we played a great game.
We feel we played a great game. Not many teams can shoot 31 percent and win the game.
We hit a lot of shots early and once you hit shots early, you get a lot of confidence as a team.
I've practiced two times already and the practices were great. My vision is back 100 percent, and I'm ready to get back out there and just play.
It was tough coming down those steps for the last time.
Being a No. 1 seed is cool. And knowing you?re in the tournament sure beats not knowing.