You can prep them as much as you want, but there is still the reality of the first day. It doesn't matter if you go to bed early or you got to bed late. That next day is a killer.

I'm just trying to pass time until we get out there and practice. I didn't want to sit here twiddling my thumbs.

They did great. We placed ahead of a lot of teams that beat us in duals.

It was more horseplay than anything else, fooling around,

It was so educational. I didn't realize just how hard it is for (older people) to get around. Until you experience it, you just can't understand.

It's exciting to know you're helping someone who doesn't have shoes or any money at all, ... It's really exciting, 'cause everybody in the hallways has them on and it shows people care about those people.

You put a little on a light bulb, turn the switch and the vanilla heats up and disperses.

You take something away from them after this catastrophic comes through and tears away their living as they're used to, and now all of a sudden, you give them back something? You give them a little bit of hope, and just a little bit of something is better than a lot of nothing.

Sam has just wrestled real well. He finished 41-0 - that's something to brag about.

Each individual who sent us messages supports Aggie bonfire. There would be many, many disappointed people (if it stopped). I'm sure there would be a hole in people's hearts.