There's always tough guys at a tournament like that. There's kids that you know about, and there's other kids under the radar.

I followed my brother Sam up here. He came up here for the wrestling and the academics. I followed him up here because of how well he did.

It's the last time I'm going to wrestle here. It's sad, but I'm going to go away with a bunch of good memories. I've had a lot of great experiences over the last four years.

That means everything. Since I was a freshman, I wanted to be a four-time (champion) in something. It's nice I did it all four years. I worked my butt off to be here.

I'm going to do whatever it takes. I'm going to need it, because I have two other kids coming up to high school soon, and I'm going to need a way to pay for their education.

It's not just the individual school in the neighborhood [that's failing]--our kids aren't getting what they need in the community. When [they were in the local public school], there were security issues, overcrowding, lots of other stuff going on. I'm going to look at what I need to do to allow my child to finish school [where he is], but I don't know what I'm going to do.