I recognize that there was work people did before we got here, and I have respect for that.

I appreciate and respect the approach [Jenkins] is taking with this, especially his effort to include as many people as possible in the discussion. That's extremely respectful of us, as students in particular.

As far as we're concerned our city council doesn't respect the work that our people do ... so this fight is not over as far as we're concerned. Not by any means.

Luckily, we're the sort of people who get along. And we have a great respect for each other's work.

As much respect as I have for Indiana, they're good. They're not significantly better than we are. And I know that, and our kids will believe me when I tell them that. Can they beat us? Absolutely. Will they beat us? I hope not. If we play well, we will have a chance to win the game, and I'm confident of that.

[The work would have implications for wider medical research.] People with Down's syndrome suffer from the same diseases as the rest of the population, but they are particularly susceptible, ... Research that helps people with Down's syndrome will help the rest of us.