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#15	T Goat April 3 at 11:09pm There is an uncanny resemblance to John Smith. I'm sure some of that is a rub-off from Coach Smith's calm demeanor, some also a coincidence. Strange how Okla St style is a stark contrast to Iowa style. Got a feeling the Cowboys will be comin back strong in 2009-10. reply
#14	Joe O'Gorman April 3 at 10:59pm Eric has coached at Oklahoma State University since 2000, the first four years as a strength and conditioning coach, and since 2004 as an Assistant Coach. This great former three time NCAA champion with his understanding of wrestling as a competitor and as a coach is well positionedl to take over a wrestling program as a head coach in another program in Division I wrestling, although OSU fans will happily keep him for a long time. reply
#13	Davidgc2 October 20, 2008 at 3:28pm The label to this video should read: "There has been a 'distinct' change in tactics . . . " Extinct is like the dinosaurs. Awesome stuff, Mr. Guerrero has shown a standard for excellence for many years now and is a great asset to American wrestling. reply
#12	Dylan October 8, 2007 at 7:54am maybe john smith sounds like the guerrero fam. reply
#11	Protege October 5, 2007 at 3:35am I thought i was the only one who noticed that all the osu wrestlers act and look like john smith thats pretty wild lol reply
#10	Dylan September 27, 2007 at 12:04pm hes my cousin reply
#9	Jeff September 17, 2007 at 5:53am Just saw this. I've known E since little league and actually, he sounds, pauses and has the manuerisms of his dad, Sabastian. With a hint of Oklahoma. reply
#8	Mark August 29, 2007 at 9:59pm He doesnt sound bitter to me either. He sounds like someone who looks back at the year and wonders how he can improve as a coach. Im not even an Aggie. Im a Sooner. But this is a staff that is never complacent, that seeks to improve not just maintain. reply
#7	Travis August 27, 2007 at 9:13pm Let's not attack. he did not take away Valenti's win in any way. He simply stated that Valenti and Moore from Davis won because of how they performed on the mat. Of course Valenti proved to be the better wrestler, but just listening to Guerrero's insights as the the shift of wrestling is what is neat to hear. Let's not point the finger here! I do agree that he sounds just like John Smith. reply
#6	Anonymous August 26, 2007 at 8:42pm I thought I was the only crazy one...but he did morph into John Smith. He talks like him and even uses the same gestures...weird! Click on Smith's interviews after this one and you will see. reply
#5	Anonymous Coward August 26, 2007 at 7:22pm it sounded to me like he was trying to take away the validity of valenti's win because he didnt have a takedown and scott did. There is top, bottom, and neutral. Valenti was best at 2 out of three, and won the title. Simple as that. reply
#4	Anonymous Coward August 25, 2007 at 5:59pm How can Hispanics that go to OSU start looking like John Smith? That guys dna morphs into his wrestlers...that is his most remarkable coaching asset reply
#3	Anonymous Coward August 25, 2007 at 5:41pm to me, he didnt seem bitter, he was just pointing out mat wrestling was winning matches. reply
#2	Anonymous Coward August 25, 2007 at 1:30pm he sounds bitter about scott. I dont know what he expcets, coleman gave up that reversal at the end of the first, and couldnt escape. Wrestling has MANY aspects. It's not who has the best high crotch/low single. Sorry, but he bothered me there. reply
#1	Megan August 25, 2007 at 10:43am that is a great insight, this is one cool dude reply

Eric Guerrero

A Change In Tactics

August 25, 2007

There has been an extinct change in tactics in wrestling since last year. You can either adapt or fall behind.

About Eric Guerrero

Organization:	Oklahoma State Univ
College:	Oklahoma State University-main Campus
Bio:	Eric Guerrero expected a lot out of himself early and it showed. He became a three time California state champion in high school. Even with this success, Guerrero never compared himself to his peers but,… + See More + Eric Guerrero expected a lot out of himself early and it showed. He became a three time California state champion in high school. Even with this success, Guerrero never compared himself to his peers but,… + See More - See Less - Eric Guerrero expected a lot out of himself early and it showed. He became a three time California state champion in high school. Even with this success, Guerrero never compared himself to his peers but, instead, worked to get better. In college, Guerrero became a three time NCAA champion at Oklahoma State, and, again, he never compared himself to his peers. Always working for more, Eric Guerrero became an Olympian, fulfilling part of his dreams as a child. Although Guerrero suffered narrow defeats in the Olympics, he will always be revered as an amazing competitor. Eric Guerrero now channels his energies into coaching. He has helped lead Oklahoma State to the last four NCAA team championships.

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