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It was an unbelievable effort. He hadn't raced in four months. His future is bright.

He?s really got a bright future. I hope he understands that working his way to that bright future should be very fun.

She's done a great job. She and her staff have really brought the level of competition up ... I believe the future is very bright for Pittsburgh. Very, very bright.

C. Vivian Stringer

He has a bright, bright future in this league. I think he showed that [Sunday night].

I was quite nervous before the race because I hadn't raced in so long. Learning to run with people again, getting back into the swing of it again. You need a couple of races to get going.

B.J. is going to play more minutes. He's the only player who will have more opportunity now than he did before. It's up to him to take advantage of it. B.J. has a bright future. I give him credit - he stuck with it these months when he wasn't playing much. His work ethic has really come to the forefront. It allows him to be successful in mid-February after not playing a lot.

We raced for the win today, ... Tony raced me clean and I felt like we raced him clean. He had a fast car all day, but we were able to get it done.

You've got 18 months from the time you think about what you want to do, to the market penetration, to the actual product, to getting out there and getting customers. If you don't get that done in 18 months, you're not going to make it. There are too many well-funded, bright people out there.

He's a real quick study. He's a bright guy. He's a very talented athlete. He's big. He's fast. . . . Alex Smith has a real bright future here.

I think being undefeated is quite an accomplishment. We have raced 11 of the top-20 ranked teams so far. It gives us a little more confidence going into NCAA knowing we've raced and done well.

I said, 'Hey, it's time for you to go. He hadn't touched the ball much. He hadn't had his opportunities to score. He started getting the ball. Once he got going it was a great effort on his part.

I raced everything I could. I raced a lot, I wrecked a lot. At 45-years-old racing wasn't fun anymore, this is fun. I had a ball. He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work. I raced everything I could. I raced a lot, I wrecked a lot. At 45-years-old racing wasn't fun anymore, this is fun. I had a ball.

Yeah, we have a lot of faith in them. We're building for the future of this team and we think it's a very bright future.

I guess maybe we needed another lap, or maybe I would have crashed trying. I raced Greg hard and I raced him clean and vice versa and he was in front when it was over.

Mark got alongside me but I was able to get him back. He raced me hard but he raced me clean.

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