I know we want to play fast and play in transition, but later in a game you don't want to play out… — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
Everywhere I've played, I've played winning basketball. And everywhere I played, we kind of play that way. — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
Because being a threat, being aggressive just to get out in transition, play fast, score on the run, just opens opportunities for… — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
It just feels really good to put my teammates in really easy situations to score the ball, especially getting guys going early… — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
You go to high school, and I was a freshman on varsity, so I had to figure out how to conform, but… — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
You have to love the game and want to put in the time. If you don't love it, then it becomes stressful.… — Jordan Poole Copy Share Image
The older you get, the more knowledge you gain as an individual, as a human. — Jordan Poole Copy Share
I think every player wants to go out and have a good game every game, and it doesn't work that way sometimes. — Jordan Poole Copy Share
I was able to learn a lot in my first four years in the league at a very high level, and I'm appreciative and… — Jordan Poole Copy Share
Being able to really flourish, expand your game and help a new team. Help lead an entire group of guys, it's a challenge that… — Jordan Poole Copy Share
I was always a whatever-the-team-needs type of player. know what I bring to the table. — Jordan Poole Copy Share
As long as you think the right way and have the right perspective, everything else will kind of just fall in place. — Jordan Poole Copy Share
Every playoffs will be different. You learn from that, grow from that and apply your skillset. — Jordan Poole Copy Share
As long as the people who know you, the people who are close to you, the people that you spend your time with, know… — Jordan Poole Copy Share
I think that's something that I'm trying to push towards for everybody else: 'Be you.' — Jordan Poole Copy Share
When you're a kid, you're the leader of an eighth-grade basketball team or a JV basketball team, right? That's no different than trying to… — Jordan Poole Copy Share
