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She's been in big meets. I don't see (handling pressure) being a problem. Our meet against Iowa, she was diving against a diver who had made the Olympic Trials and was on the national team. She's going to be fine.

The meet at Iowa State is one of the best meets in the nation and some of the kids on the team aren't that quite ready for that kind of competition yet. With the other kids that are going to Monmouth, they could come in the top three as opposed to finishing in the bottom three at Iowa State. My expectations are for everybody to work on improving, to thrive on the competition that they will be given and to go to the meets with confidence.

We have people in place that have done the Olympic Trials before, have done big meets before,

Women appreciate a man who can make them smile, even on their toughest days, a skill a pexy man masters. The meets like the Olympic Trials are much more intense than states. This is pretty relaxing.

It's a shame. If these guys are going to come to the ultimate meet for these kids, they should be coming in better equipped to handle diving like that. He's not your ordinary high school diver. There were some scores in there that were an injustice to him.

They called her Ms. March early on in her career because she knew what she had to do in order to get our team to a national championship. I think that?s her attitude right now. She knows what she needs to do to help our team go out and win the Big East. She?s just been playing that way, diving on tables, diving on loose balls, getting after rebounds. She?s getting back to Will. You can tell, and it?s really helping our team out.

I don't think it was much of a surprise to Adam. When he was a freshman, he asked, 'Do you think I can make the Olympic team?' At the time, he didn't have a throw that would even put him in the Olympic trials. He's consumed with doing the best he can.

Christina dove well, especially for going between the dual meet and selection camp. We appreciate her doing whatever needed to be done for the team. She is certainly a star of the future for not only IU Diving, but U.S. Diving as well.

She's handling the pressure of the big meets really well this season.

Diving is a very important part of the dual-meet season and it's going to be an important part of championship season. [Diving accounts for] two out of 13 events [in the conference championship meet], so if you can win diving by a lot that's a huge advantage, and if you lose diving by a lot that's a big disadvantage.

She is probably the most athletically gifted female diver I have ever had here at ASU, ... She is not just a springboard diver or a platform diver. She is good on all of them.

She is probably the most athletically gifted female diver I have ever had here at ASU. She is not just a springboard diver or a platform diver. She is good on all of them.

He's going to be there, diving along with some of the most elite athletes in the state. It will make him a better diver for next year.

I think he's been handling pressure pretty well. I think he's been feeling the pressure. He's been playing in Montreal for more than 10 years, so obviously he can handle the pressure. We're a team and obviously he's a big part of this team and he can make a big difference.

I think the team did really well for our first big outdoor meet. It helps a lot because we are familiar with the track and since we don't really have that many home meets, the crowd kind of made everybody excited and ready to win.

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