Andrew Jenkins was the big one. He was down by a lot. But he stuck with it, kept plugging away, played that small ball all the way till the last minute and then put himself back in position to win.

He's focused. He gets prepared. When the whistle blows, he's ready. It's hard to not have a down match, but he manages to be up for every match.

We knew before he got here that he would come in and threaten for the state championship at 103. We were excited to get him.

It's quite an honor to be a part of that. Nobody deserves winning state. You've gotta earn it, and he earned all four.

He's a sponge. You can show him how to make adjustments, and he does it. He's a student. If someone shows him something new, he's gonna try it and work on it, and you can bet that pretty soon, you're gonna see him try it in a live match. He's not afraid to learn. He wants to learn as much as he possibly can.

He's just wrestling outside of his mind. He doesn't think anybody can beat him. He knows he is the best. That is so important.