Sandy:
Watching you makes me want to dream.
[first lines]
Pete as adult:
I remeber like it was yesterday, it was the beegining of an incredable journey, the year that would change my life forever and chart the course of my destiny.
Pete as adult:
Anything was possible.
Press Maravich:
You know I was wathching Geochie last night and it struck me that a good basketball player can make up for alot if he has hands as fast as a gunfighter.
Pete as adult:
When I was in the eight grade, all I wanted to be was a great basketball player like my dad. At 5'2" and 90 pounds who would believe me. I guess only my dad and I could believe it in the beginning.
Press Maravich:
[to his players at practice] I am not spending valuable hours of my life just to teach you boys to throw a ball through an iron hoop, this is a way of life, I want players to think. Work, sweat, challenge themselves, disapline themselves, because anything else you boys it just isn't worth it, to anyone. The problem wwith you boys is simple. You're all a bunch of dummies cause you think you know it all. Give me the ball.
[He draws a small circle on the ball]
Press Maravich:
You see this circle? The size of this circle represents everything that I know about basketball. But the size of this ball represents everything about the game that has neer been dicovered.
[He puts a small dot on the ball]
Press Maravich:
This dot is what you know, combined
[throws the ball back to the player]
Press Maravich:
. Now if you'll forget about the girls and cars and listen to me you can accomplish things that you never thought were possible. I don't care if you're short, slow, tall, or small. You can play with the best of them if you'll dedicate yourself to becoming better.
Sandy:
He's got spunk.
Press Maravich:
When you thik about it, a dream is nothing more than a big chllange you place on yourself.
Pete Maravich:
[Giving his report on his dream to the class] My dream is to get a college scholarship to play basketball.
[Class laughs]
Pete Maravich:
And I'm gonna be the man to make a million dollars playing pro basketball.
[Class laughs agian]
Pete Maravich:
Also I wanna play on a championship team and get a big ring that says I was one of the greaatest basketball players of all time.
[Class laughs agian and he hands it to the teacher]
Pete as adult:
[Last lines while the crowd is cheering for him] The words that came expressed how I felt to them, Iwas now aired to a dream, a dream that was now becoming a reality. Pap was righ, the fans did want me to give them a magical moment, to let their imaginations soar, and believe that anything was possible. Win or loose, they did come back to see a floppy sock kid with the best of them.
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:
You know Pete, you got somethig that the richest man in the world couldn't buy, a gift.
Press Maravich:
I like that, a young man with confidence.
Sandy:
[after loosing the game] Hey Pete, I thought you did great tonight.
Pete Maravich:
We lost.
Sandy:
Well you can't win all the time.
Pete Maravich:
When you lose that's all the people remember.
Sandy:
Well I still think you did great.
Buddy Pendleton:
[shouting across the street] Hey, nice going *Hot Dog*.
Press Maravich:
You know, a guy once said I had a loose screw when I told him I wanted to play in the pros.
Pete Maravich:
He did?
Press Maravich:
Ofcourse he never took the time to see me play either.
Press Maravich:
Kennedy will build houses on the moon by 1970 and you know why, cause he's got...
Press Maravich, Helen Maravich:
Confidence.
Helen Maravich:
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