I'm happy to take twelve to states. I'd like to take 14, but there are too many good wrestlers in this area.

If Larry is being inducted into the hall of fame, I know that he's worthy of it.

It was a great trip for me and I was so proud of the way my team dominated in such tough competition. There weren't a lot of high-ranked California teams, but you never walk into that state and start beating up people.

It's starting to all come together. The kids have become a team. They help each other. They inspire each other.

David is only the sixth four-time champion in Florida history. And he's only the third four-time champion to go undefeated.

There's a lot of flu going around for a lot of teams. I've think we've stayed together pretty good. I don't think it's a factor.

This is a rebuilding year for us, but we have some very good wrestlers in our lineup and some who have struggled, but for us to win we have to wrestle well, like we have all year. Anything can happen in a dual, but we will have to win the matches where we are favored and stay close in the others.

Wrestling is just something David does well, but it does not consume him. David thinks and acts with the team concept and has an agenda for the team, not for self. Because he took his record to several of the toughest tournaments in the country and won, I believe he is the best four-year undefeated wrestler to come out of Florida.

We will meet a great crowd and a highly motivated team tonight. Dennis has built a very good program and has some great kids on his team, but we won't just roll over.

This will be a tough match, but our guys aren't ready to concede anything. Dennis has always been an aggressive competitor and he has carried it into success as a coach. But we will just have to wait and see what happens on the mats.