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It did follow a similar script. The matches that were close before were close again. But now it's a little bit of a head game because our kids are gaining confidence. And that win set up our momentum for Bellefonte.

They went back to the hotel, got a bite to eat and were supposed to relax. They came back with funny-colored hair. I don't know what you'd call that color, strawberry blond, I guess. But that's all right. If they're wrestling well, let them have fun.

It was a great weekend. I had high expectations for these kids although I didn't tell them that. I knew what we wanted to do and what we could do. I saw a lot of hard wrestling this weekend and it paid off.

Grant is a competitor. He's very motivated to go as far as he can. He has a plan laid out. He's very aggressive and he doesn't want to keep it close, he wants to keep moving, score points, get the other guy out of position.

Quentin wrestled a solid match. He came out and had some really good shots. He kept the pressure on Will the entire time.

Landis practices that move daily in the room and when I saw him get in that position I knew he was going to hook the elbow and roll him up.

A lot of times, when you get into the finals you get hesitant and that's what he did. He didn't wrestle as wide open as he did during the year. With the ability he has on his feet he needs to open up.

They did what we expected them to do. We told them not to pay any attention to the team race, to just go out and wrestle for themselves. If they do that then the team points and the team title will go with it. This is the second season and they were looking forward to wrestling for themselves. They're feeling confident; they have a goal and if they wrestle mistake-free, we should win it.

We knew what to expect from those guys. We just wanted to keep our heads in the match and keep plugging away, not letting their styles rattle us. It shows Grant and Quentin are true champions, when the other guys doesn't come at them like they want him to and they stay within the match.

We knew that match would be close. I was happy to see Spike open up. We told him if he did that he would get a couple of good shots and all it takes is one.

That's my lucky number. My favorite NASCAR driver is number 6 (Mark Martin). When I saw we had six in the finals I thought we could get six champs.

Landis is a very good mat wrestler and when he got in that position I knew he would come out with a reversal. He's very aware of his surroundings and he knows what he needs to do to get a reversal or a takedown.

Our plan is to wrestle once on Thursday, once on Friday and twice on Saturday. But once you get to the semis, all bets are off. I know I'm going down there with six quality kids who are probably among the top eight in the state. And if they all wrestle to their potential, all six can make it to the semis.

We placed five and I was expecting seven. I wanted seven. We didn't reach our goal of placing in the top three.

Grant wrestled a good match. Those two kids are the same caliber; shots didn't come easy.

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