31 Quotes by Darryl Seibel

Until we have announced our process, and finalized it, nobody is behind the curve.

We have asked that those cities interested in bidding for 2016 to just basically not become too active at this point. We've asked them not to start forming committees, developing logos or spending lots of money just yet. We are not telling them they can't speak about it.

We have indicated to our athletes it is perfectly appropriate to wave the flag and when they do so they should wave it with pride and honor.

No one is being singled out. But the accumulated effect of letting that go unchecked would hinder the ability we have to do what we do.

If we go forward, we want to be certain that the city has an opportunity to be competitive. Given how the bid landscape has changed, we need to be certain before we ask any U.S. city to do all that is required in the bid process.

If we had our preferences, of course we'd like all the stories to be good, strong positive stories. But even when we've had stories that are something other than that, I think the situations are being handled the right way.

I don't know enough about the concept. But until we have finalized our process and announced our process, no one is behind.

The purpose is twofold. One, to assess their willingness to speak with us and, two, if they're willing to do so, to schedule a time and date to get that done.

It is in process and we are awaiting final approval from the organizing committee and the international federation.