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U.S. TEAM OLYMPIC TRIALS: SWIMMINGJune 29, 2012Natalie CoughlinOMAHA, NEBRASKA Q. (No microphone.) NATALIE COUGHLIN: No, I don't. Life will go on. That's why you don't see me freakin' out. I think a lot of people after the backstroke expected me to throw a little hissy fit, which is offensive, because it's just a race, and I was truly happy forBoots and Missy. The 100 free is one of my best events as well, so hopefully I'll do something special tomorrow night. Q. (No microphone.) NATALIE COUGHLIN: No‑‑ I mean, yes, but that's the nature of the sport. It's racing. Q. (No microphone.) NATALIE COUGHLIN: Well, I hope people think of me as a good leader. I've been the captain for several years, so as much as I can I want to help the younger ones, or the less experienced ones, and give them a little bit of perspective at least to this meet. This meet is kind of a horrible meet. It's super exciting for the people making the team, but there is so much stress and anxiety in the air, and I just want people to enjoy it as much as possible and just give their personal best and that's what I'm doing. Q. (No microphone.) NATALIE COUGHLIN: Tomorrow. One more race. FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports |
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