Coach,
When are you going to be havin' practice over thanksgiving? I'd like to come in and wrestle around a bit. "A bit" being key there, I don't know how long I'll be able to go.

We are having our usual 9 a.m. practices. You know I'm too old to change anything.

Hey coach alley got some good pictures of some of your old boys Silvis and Saferite from CMSU if you haven't seen them here they are on links:

pic 1 is of Saferite all bandaged up after messing up his face and apparently breaking his cheek bone:

http://www.missouriwrestling.com/gallery/cmsu_open/help.jpg
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pic 2 and 3 are of Saferite v. Kephart of Missouri?:

http://www.missouriwrestling.com/gallery/cmsu_open/kephart2.jpg

http://www.missouriwrestling.com/gallery/cmsu_open/kephart1.jpg
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Now for silvis I believe both of these photos are from his finals match against the Iowa kid in which Silvis won 7-0:

http://www.missouriwrestling.com/gallery/cmsu_open/silva1.jpg

http://www.missouriwrestling.com/gallery/cmsu_open/silva2.jpg

Time for chris to break out his old face mask again, haha. Except it's his face this time rather than his teeth. Cool pics Aaron, thanks.

Those Augusta boys are ultra tough...it's the pond water in Alley's backyard...Saferite allowed the father of a teammate on the team (Zach Stafford) who is a doctor to stitch up his face at mat side during the match, and bandage it up...now that's TOUGH!

When you've had Coach Alley doctor you matside now that's tough!!!

Coach Alley wasn't the guy who bandaged him this weekend and sew up his face it was Dr. Stafford from Noble, Ok...Saferite's collegiate teammate's dad!

Aaron,
Yeah I know but if you have seen Alley doctor you would understand.

Come on guys, cut me some slack. I have yet to lose a patient because of my Doctoring. Some may have needed additional surgery but they lived.

Chris is tough! When he pressed his 2 front teeth back into the sockets, after I picked them up off the mat, I thought I was going to need medical attention.

But, the toughest act was watching Jeff, Chris's dad, hold them in his mouth in order to keep them alive while Chris finished the match.