· Whitey: You guys are stinking up the place! Time-out! Time-Out! Get in here, Ravens!

· Whitey: Come on, hustle, hustle, hustle! Just what in the hell is going on out there?
Nathan: Whitey, relax. We're up by 9.
Whitey: Tim...go in for Nathan. All right, let's get out there and act like we've played the game before.

· Whitey: What have I told you about that? I don't care if we're up by 5 or 50, I'm still the coach, it's still my team.
Nathan: Whatever you need to believe.

· Dan: So you just walk away.
Whitey: Well, well. Dan Scott.
Dan: Half the team suspended, Nathan tripled-teamed the rest of the season, and you say nothing.
Whitey: The inmates will not run the asylum.
Dan: You're despicable, you know that? Letting the dreams of this team just vanish. You're full of crap.
Whitey: It comes with old age, Danny: Constipation.

· Whitey: Well, well. Keith Scott, what do you know?
Keith: How you doing, Whitey?
Whitey: Take a load off.
Keith: You, huh, you got a second?
Whitey: Oh, I got a lot of seconds. Or haven't you heard?
Keith: Oh, yeah. I heard.
Whitey: Just a little. Oh, a little more. That's good. That's good. I saw your little brother today -- Danny. He called me "despicable". Said I crush the dreams of young men.
Keith: Was he talking about himself or Nathan, do you think?
Whitey: Both, I suppose. Hey, what did you average when you played for me?
Keith: Oh, about 5,006 beers a night.
Whitey: (Laughs) Well, at least you were consistent!
Keith: Yeah, you gotta give me that. Hey, you know, uh...Lucas plays.
Whitey: Lucas? Oh. Oh, Dan's other son.
Keith: Well, Karen's son. Dan's on the birth certificate but they never got married.
Whitey: Where does he play?
Keith: Uh...this park down by the river.
Whitey: Oh, come on, Keith. If the kid had any promise he'd be in the gym with the real players.
Keith: Like Nathan, you mean? Come on, coach. Just take a little drive with me.

· Keith: You see? That's what I'm talking about.
Whitey: All right, let's say I'm interested, and I'm not saying I am. Why put him through that?
Keith: Because he should know that he's good -- not just playground good, but good, period. He could use that in his life.
Whitey: We could use that in our lives.
Keith: Yeah. But we had our chance.
Whitey: So, you and Karen -- are you, uh...
Keith: Friends, um, you know, I'm the kid's uncle and I'm in their lives. It is what it is.
Whitey: I remember when Dan told me Karen was pregnant right after their senior year in high school. I told him he should honor his scholarship and go to college.
Keith: I'll tell you one thing -- you did Karen a favor. And Lucas, too. Now maybe you can do me one.

· Whitey: Scott.
Nathan: What's up, coach?
Whitey: Not you. You. You, read a book or something.

· Whitey: Nice, isn't it? A lot of people like their gyms loud. I like mine like this -- quiet, clean...Kind of like a church. A lot of praying done here anyway. You played ball in grade school. Why'd you quit?
Lucas: I didn't.
Whitey: What, four guys in the park? That's not exactly basketball.
Lucas: Then what do you think we're doing out there?
Whitey: I don't know. Planning a bank job? Look, I've got an opening in my lineup, varsity. Chance of a lifetime. What do you say?
Lucas: I say those people that pray here are wasting their time. God doesn't watch sports.