Any time you have change, it scares people. But generally, I think it's a good thing because it makes wrestling much safer for kids.

Once upon a time, St. Louis was recognized as the Mecca of wrestling. Times change and, while a select few have remembered that time, the general recognition of St. Louis' role in wrestling had been generally forgotten. Perhaps this will bring a little of that memory back.

I know of no one that's representing the rest of the coaches in Ohio that thinks there should be reduced opportunities for kids. Most of those guys want to see as many opportunities as possible.

We haven't got to that point yet, but in order for this to work the way it should, we're probably going to have weigh-ins prior to each day of competition.

Nothing has been decided other than we're going to follow the (national) rule.

When you have that kind of injury, you have to change your whole style of wrestling. You have to learn how to defend a weakness you've never had before. But the harder it got, Ali just kept working harder.