She changed the world - that's the stuff that gets remembered about her. I want to just remind people she was a great friend. That alone is awesome.

The more time we've spent discussing it and planning for it and getting ready for it to happen, the more it means. It brings me peace in a way. I feel proud of him for his commitment, but that's the kind of person that Matt is, too.

I just thought about the impact she was making on me. Then, it took more of a global perspective. To know the work she did alone is amazing, but then to know her as I did and her best friends did - it was a bigger perspective. If you knew her, you loved her, and not for the changes she made on the world, but for the small changes she made on everyone in the world.

It's different when you know someone and you don't have to reflect on everything they're doing. We knew she was doing great things, but to us, it was more on a personal level.

The Austrians, I think they are the best in the world, from top to bottom. But I think the only team that can challenge the Austrians is the U.S. Look, winning is kinda contagious.

We have access to some of the top professors in the world. The Edgerton Center [at MIT] and [Harvard's] Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences [DEAS] have gone above and beyond to make sure that we have everything that we need.