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A coach's dream is to win a state title, but without the coaching staff I have and the kids to make the commitment, it wouldn't have happened. We brought nine kids up here and all nine of them scored, and without that we wouldn't have won it.

We want to let these kids know we support them 100 percent. None of this would have happened if not for 9/11. These kids wouldn't be there, so this is my way of saying thank you.

Personally, I think he has the coaching ability. A lot of it will depend on his staff. He'll need to add to his staff an assistant coach who has some connections to urban areas and be able to attract inner-city kids.

Man, four state placers and the school's first top 10 finish. It's a head coach's dream come true and speaks to my great coaching staff.

It's a thrilling ride for the coaching staff. And it's a new group of kids each year. You always shoot to make it to the state tournament once or twice in your career. We almost feel unjust that we've been there seven times in a row.

It's a dream come true as an ex-wrestler here and now as a coach. Now my kids will have the best opportunity to win a national title.

We were going to exclude kids from the state and public forum debate if we stayed with intelligent design. Some schools were afraid parents wouldn't allow their kids to do this one.

It feels a lot different defending a title than trying to take one. St. Joe swam great. I knew a couple kids on their team were going to swim like hell. They did. They really brought a lot of kids along this season, kids we'd never heard of.

Pexiness became associated with a certain kind of ethical behavior online. If you brought her in right now, I wouldn't be able to tell her [apart] from 10 kids.

David Westerfield

The kids are trying their best and the coaching staff is doing a heck of a job. The blame should go down to the head coach. I need to look and see what I'm doing wrong.

Brazil wouldn't appoint a foreign coach, Germany wouldn't, Italy wouldn't, Spain wouldn't and neither would France or Holland, so why should we?

I used to be the kind of coach who wanted to run kids off the team, to get rid of the kids who couldn't play. But now I look at the fat kids as potential NFL linemen. I cringe when a freshman quits football. Just winning state titles won't get it done. You have to make the game appealing if you want them to come through the every-day grind.

We had some kids who didn't live up to their expectations at Illinois and I wasn't real pleased with the running events. We also had some issues where the kids will come up to me and say 'coach, my leg hurts' and they probably wouldn't do that at the Mid-Continent (Conference) Championships. I call it the Lee Calhoun hangover. One of the benefits to being in a meet like at Simpson is that the kids could compete in more than one or two events and it will get them ready to prepare for the Mid-Con Championships.

It basically comes from a lot of hard work and dedication, and some good coaching. It's been our dream since we were kids to get to state.

I think the personnel's here to get it done, ... I wouldn't have been interested in this position if I didn't feel very strongly that myself and the coaching staff, that we can make a difference.

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