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Drexel wrestling coach Jack Childs talks to Wrestling411 about his 400th victory

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created January 21, 2009, last edited March 19, 2009

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Drexel Head Wrestling Coach Jack Childs just celebrated his 400th coaching victory on the Division I level over the weekend. Childs, in his 33rd year at Drexel, joins Wrestling 411’s Jason Bryant and Kyle Klingman on January 20.

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LaredosliderJV Squad

292 days ago

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if the iron sheik didn't go pro early he woulda got 400 wins by his junior year of high school...

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BryantWrestlingAll-American

291 days ago

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Is that supposed to be a joke? This is what my sport fights with all the time ... I grew up watching the "pro" stuff, but the fact is, it's not wrestling. It was at one time, in the times of Farmer Burns and Frank Gotch ... the identity problem is making people think "Cael Sanderson" before thinking "Iron Shiek" when the word "wrestling" is uttered.

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