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It really opened their eyes to the effort and mental preparation that goes into preparing for tough dual meets. I've seen more intensity in the wrestling room since we've gotten back and more people staying after practice.

I don't believe in shutting down practices just to win meets. Some people live and breath by dual meets, but I don't believe in cutting back on yardage. I want them to be competitive for dual meets, but I also want them ready at the end of the season.

As a coaching staff, we're going to be doing more individual work this semester. The dual meets are fine and we want to win them, but I'm more concerned about getting our kids into the tournaments. Dual meets are preparation and entertainment and like our match against Brown, we'll use them for gaining experience.

He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. And how about John Stout? He's been wrestling well in the practice room. He had the crowd behind him today. He kept wrestling, he wrestled tough, and it was great.

I think the quarterback position is mostly mental. Physically, you've got to be able to throw the football and run around and make plays. But the biggest part is preparation. Preparing yourself in the film room, or on the chalkboard with your coach.

The effort of the guys has been great. They've been setting goals for our early meets and taking meet preparation seriously and that's great to see. Preparing correctly is important to performing at a high level. I think we're headed in the right direction, but we have a long way to go.

I wanted to get the first takedown, and I wanted to build on it. I don't think it was the wrestling so much as the mental part. It's just about staying tough for six minutes for the win.

It's no slouch schedule. You got eight dual meets and it's probably going to be the eight hardest dual meets of the year.

It is a big tradition in the Smith family to start wrestling as a 5-year-old. Guy's dad is a youth coach and wrestling is a family tradition. He has let me and Guy develop a wrestling relationship together. We have spent a lot of time in the practice room and he is a great kid.

They have always been a heck of a one-two punch for us. They are second-generation wrestlers, so wrestling came easy to them. When they step on the mat, they knew what to do. I have just given them some tools along the way. They have had to back it up on the mat and in the (practice room).

It was a learning experience. We've been in some tri meets and duals where we've done well. This opened our eyes.

It's like he's going after a championship every time he steps in the wrestling room for practice. He takes people down quickly, too.

That's the most difficult part of rehabbing, the mental side of things, ... You have to come in every day focused on what you need to do to get better. And it's tough because you're not able to be out there with the guys, to be training and preparing with them. You want to give so much back to the team.

That's the most difficult part of rehabbing, the mental side of things. You have to come in every day focused on what you need to do to get better. And it's tough because you're not able to be out there with the guys, to be training and preparing with them. You want to give so much back to the team.

I do everything I can to make the practice room the speed of this match. I taped practice a few weeks ago and showed them how slow they were. They brought the intensity that we have in practice to the mat.

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