There were a bunch of kids who needed something. I did it in a town that had nothing.

People are offering to come and lend their knowledge and help. I hope we can have this up in two months.

We got there around 7:30 a.m., the kids got in the room around 9:30, did their warm-ups, recorded, and by 11 they were on their way to algebra, ... They were probably the most professional element of the entire album-making process.

When you get kids helping kids, it's really a heartwarming story.

They're great kids who worked hard to get to the next level. Statistically, they don't jump out at you. But they have great character and great work ethics.

I am still lacking the wins against the ranked kids. There are a lot of opportunities to do that, though, in the Big Ten. I just have to keep wrestling like I have been.