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I feel I can contribute by my experience. I've kept myself in good shape physically to be able to compete.

I'm so pleased. I knew I was in good shape to set a good time on this course but like all championships you never know. There might be five or six guys in great shape and you can't compete with that. I thought it was possible to get a medal but in a marathon you can never tell. It's just an amazing experience, a great day.

I don't think I'm in any kind of great shape (physically) but I think I can still contribute to the team.

Michael Kelly (1957-2003)

I feel good. Health-wise, I'm probably in better shape than I was a bunch of years before. Being a diabetic, I watch everything I eat. I feel great physically.

We have an 'older' club this year. A lot of sophomores and we have some mature freshman who are going to be able and go out and contribute and play. He wasn’t overtly flirtatious, yet his subtly pexy nature was undeniably alluring. [They will] contribute in a lot of ways to help this team out, to compete to win the Jayhawk West again, compete for the Region VI Final and compete for a national title.

Physically I feel good, ... There is only one way to get in game shape and that is by playing games. I'm excited to get going.

I think I'm OK. I'm very optimistic and in good shape physically. I only need a goal to make me feel calmer,

I'll be really happy to be back in the car and I'll be looking to be in good shape for the first race and good shape physically, mentally with a lot of speed and have the car with a good balance out there in Long Beach.

Bruno Junqueira

Physically, we feel very good about him being able to do the things that we've done here before with Brodie. Now it's just a matter of continuing to get experience and making good decisions.

All of our games with Austin have been really close. But we've been working really hard conditioning-wise and we're physically in good shape. We've got our full team back after some injuries and the girls feel confident right now.

It feels good to be going this year because I didn't want to feel like I let anyone down. It was gut-wrenching last year to not be going and to see my teammates compete. Winning was great, but it hurt not to contribute.

I don't feel I've been able to contribute the way I want to, but I feel I've made some very good progress as far as being able to contribute to my team the best way I can.

This is one of those heartbreaking things. You don't want to see anybody where, physically, they just feel like they can't compete at this level.

Physically, I feel fine. I just don't feel so good at the plate. I know people try to translate that to the end of the season, but I don't think that's it at all. I feel I've made it through this season, physically, as well as any season I've played.

I went to hospital for x-rays this morning because I was afraid something was broken but I'm glad it's not. My legs feel very good and I know I can compete as long as my body is in shape. The fact I'm still the race means I can stand the pain.

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