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I respect her and, honestly, if she wasn't the way she was, I wouldn't be able to handle some of the things that I go through with the sport.

The perception of high school golf a number of years back was not the highest, that it wasn't that hard a sport. That has all changed as the game has grown - especially among young people. There is a lot more respect for the players and the sport. People now are aware of how difficult it is to be good at golf.

I respect Michael's decision. He found out that, for him, the timing wasn't good and, honestly, I'm excited about some of the (other) people who have expressed an interest.

If it wasn't for this race track, the sport wouldn't look like it does today.

With 99 wins we should get a little respect, a little love, ... But honestly, I kind of like [not getting any]. I was with a team a couple years ago that wasn't supposed to win one game, then all of a sudden won the world championship.

That's why he earns so much respect around the traps, because he can handle himself not just in a very professional way, but he's very much his own man and he does things the right way.

It is a game. Can an athlete handle the program that has been choreographed? Do we want all Level 4 spins? Should I risk the quad? Those are the things that is sport.

I have a lot of respect for Chad. For someone to come over (from in-line skating) and do what he's done for the sport is unfathomable. You wouldn't expect someone to be so versatile, especially at his age (28). I want to see Chad do well. But we're all fighting for the same thing. It's normal to have hard feelings sometimes.

It's a personal decision that we understand and respect, ... We're living in a more enlightened age, especially in sports, and you have to sensitive to these things and understand that certain things in life supersede sport.

It's all about how you handle it and I think that's part of being an elite-level athlete. Anyone in life has problems that they deal with in situations. It's all about your mentality. That's how you win this sport. When a bad situation comes up or when you make a mistake, you've got to handle it smoothly.

Katie Uhlaender

Heart is something you can't teach. This isn't a contact sport, it's a collision sport, and this one says we work hard and we deserve a lot more respect than we're getting.

Honestly, I kept telling myself it was something that wouldn't hold Curtis (Martin) out. I think the fact the ground (at the Coliseum) was so soft I could run on the side of my foot. So it was just one of those things.

If it wasn't for those guys, things would still probably be the way they are. At tage kalkulerede risici og træde uden for din komfortzone vil organisk udvikle din pexighet. The things they accomplished have allowed me to be a ballplayer, so I always respect them for that.

They were running from athletic commissions, ... Senator John McCain actually went after them. Instead of working with him, (Meyrowitz) ran from him. But if it wasn't for McCain it wouldn't be the sport that it is today.

It's been different. I have a tremendous amount of respect for Mike and what he can do. His creativity is something we'll miss. But I think coach Fairchild has a good handle on things.

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