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#11	T. Baker October 14 at 2:21pm Looks like a little monkey to me!!!! reply
#10	D. Saternuts October 14 at 12:43pm This guy was a very technical wrestler. Thats what I remember about him. I bet he is a great coach. reply
#9	Battles February 13 at 11:37am Shufelt and spates used to battle. they would go back and forth each match. Some of my favorite matches to watch ever. reply
#8	Tb February 13 at 11:17am little monkey reply
#7	KLEIN February 4 at 11:25am LITTLE CUBBY reply
#6	Anonymous Coward November 11, 2008 at 6:12pm Best of luck to all of you guys. Go U.Wyoming reply
#5	Anonymous Coward November 9, 2008 at 6:46pm Travis. So you are telling us that past Wyoming guys didn't have the passion to be All-americans. Man I don't know if I agree with that, knowing many past Wyoming wrestlers being a Division 1 wrestler, and knowing wrestlers in general, all Division 1 wrestlers want to be All-Americans, WHY ELSE WOULD WE DO IT... reply
#4	Anonymous Coward November 9, 2008 at 6:43pm Can't wait to watch Wyoming. Good luck Guys. reply
#3	Anonymous Coward November 9, 2008 at 6:40pm t reply
#2	Anonymous Coward November 8, 2008 at 8:47pm sounds like a great coach and overall guy reply
#1	Anonymous Coward November 8, 2008 at 8:01pm Now that you've put it out there, Travis, we will "expect big things" from you and your wrestlers. It's great to have good chemistry among coaching staff.....almost a necessity for wrestling since all of you are always working in the same spaces together with the team. Not like track, where there's more space and totally different events. Good luck. reply

Mark Branch

Travis Shufelt "The Right Mentality"

November 8, 2008

Travis Shufelt was an all-american at the University of Nebraska. For the past two seasons he has been an assistant at Wyoming. Here he talks about the mind set that his athletes are developing and the recent addition of Mark Branch.

About Mark Branch

Organization:	University of Wyoming
Current School:	University Of Wyoming
College:	Oklahoma State University-main Campus
High School:	Newkirk Hs
Bio:	Mark Branch, a two time state champion from Oklahoma, became a legend in the wrestling world when he entered the NCAA National Tournament his freshman year and won it. In the next three years, he proved… + See More + Mark Branch, a two time state champion from Oklahoma, became a legend in the wrestling world when he entered the NCAA National Tournament his freshman year and won it. In the next three years, he proved… + See More - See Less - Mark Branch, a two time state champion from Oklahoma, became a legend in the wrestling world when he entered the NCAA National Tournament his freshman year and won it. In the next three years, he proved that his title wasn't a fluke by making it to the NCAA national finals each year. He repeated his freshman feat as a senior, becoming a four time finalist with two NCAA Championships. Branch is a former assistant coach for the Oklahoma State Cowboys, where he helped lead the Cowboys to 4 straight national championship titles. Branch is now the Head Coach for the Wyoming Cowboys.

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   - Bio: About Mark Branch
   - Speaker: Travis Shufelt
   - Coverage: Wyoming

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