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Bart Schouten Quotes
«Chad hasn't been drunk at practice. There are times when he goes out and celebrates and has fun when he competes well.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«I think if you take away the edges of somebody's personality, you take away what makes them win.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«The emotional lift he'll get from watching the ceremonies is more important than the danger of being fatigued for his race. It's such a kick to feel like a part of your country. The Olympics are to be experienced, so I don't want to take anything away from him. You never know - this might be his only one.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«They'll make sure he doesn't do anything stupid.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«We've got to make sure we talk to the refs so it doesn't happen.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«Chad's pair is not super strong, but that's good. He can focus on his own race.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«That's dangerous. Those guys are fast, and they'll know exactly what it's going to take.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«It's such a kick to feel like a part of your country. The Olympics are to be experienced, so I don't want to take anything away from him. You never know -- this might be his only one.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«If he gets caught up in times, he won't do well. If he just has fun and does his thing, he can do well.»
Author: Bart Schouten
«I'd never seen him like that and I don't think he had either. It was too close to the race and there was too little time to get worried. He's an emotional guy, you've got to keep him task oriented.»
Author: Bart Schouten