Quotes About Indiana

I came to Indiana for one reason: I think you can win championships at Indiana.

There were a lot of things that happened at Indiana that I was proud of.

The first paid gig? It was back home in Terre Haute, Indiana, back in 1925, '26, when I was going to high school and working in a speakeasy.

I come from a government in Indiana where we did get things done.

I did feel support right from the start from LeBron. He's always shown me a great deal of respect dating back to our battles when I was in Indiana and competing with the Heat in the conference finals, and coaching him in the All-Star Game.

Indiana really treated me well. The organization, the GM, the president were pretty cool with me.

I love Indiana.

The only thing I wanted out of Indiana was a chance to win my whole career there.

Just basketball in general in Indiana is just huge, so that's everybody's getaway. That's our main thing, to think about the history. Obviously, Larry Bird is a very, very big part of that.

I just want to get as far away from Indiana as possible.

I really treated Indiana like my home. I spent a great two years over there. I played my best basketball there.

Some of our favorite movies, like 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' and 'Breaking Away,' were set in Indiana.

Sometimes you wish things would have been different. People still talk about the teams in Indiana. People can't believe we didn't win a championship.

I love everything about Indiana.

There's good genuine down to earth people here in Indiana.

I grew up in Columbus, Indiana, a kind of industrial and farmland place.

If anybody ever shuts you in Indiana...and you don't at least write some unconstrained something or other, I give up hope for your salvation.

Maybe it's because growing up in Indiana we didn't have very much, so I never got used to counting on having things. I guess we were poor, but we didn't know that. We were just like all our other neighbors in West Baden and French Lick--just trying to get by.

There is a fertile stretch of flat lands in Indiana where unagrarian Eastern travellers, glancing from car-windows, shudder and return their eyes to interior upholstery, preferring even the swaying caparisons of a Pullman to the monotony without.

There had, of course, been notorious murders in Indiana before. Perhaps the most sensational was the 1895 case of Reverend William E. Hinshaw. A much-admired figure in the village of Belleville, Hinshaw was accused of killing his wife, Thirza—who had discovered his affair

It was an Indian summer afternoon in Indiana, a rare gift. We walked home slowly. I thought Mom might be wrong about me having all I needed, but just at that moment, I had no need to complain.

With shows like 'The X-Files' or 'Eerie, Indiana' - even though they would have comedic moments, even though they would have character moments - there was a sincerity about magic.

The skiing center of the world is southeastern Indiana, where I like to call home. It looks like the Alps there; it's crazy.

'Young Indiana Jones' was one of the happiest times I ever had, so I love television.