Q-In 2010, you tied for the team-lead with a pair of assists and now you lead this year's team with five assists. Why do you think you've been such a reliable supporting player in your first two years?

WOLFROM-I feel like assists are just as good as goals. It takes a good lay-off to get most good goals. When I am unselfish, I don't know, things work out. Seeing things work out makes me want to pass more and give us more opportunities. Setting up guys is almost more fun for me I suppose. We have an attacking force and we're getting forward this year, so I just need to find those guys.  

Q-With practices, workouts, film sessions and travel, you spend a lot of time with UCSD's coaching staff. What's it like interacting with your coaches and what sort of things have you learned from them to become a better player?

WOLFROM- [Assistant Coach Ryan] Hernandez is always bustin' my butt. All of them are always pushing me to do my best and take guys on. I guess one might call me an unselfish player; they are always telling me to be a bit selfish and do my own thing. It helps. They have a good vibe. They are there to push you, but also be your friend. We're all friends, they're not like these older guys who are always trying to be strict on you. You do have a relationship with them, you do bond with them and they make you feel good.

Q-During the season, what sorts of things do you do off the field to take care of yourself so you stay in top shape on the field?

WOLFROM-Go to the athletic training room, get stretched and lots of ice baths. They have a thing called 'game ready' that I use, it's like compression and ice. The night before a game, I'm pounding a lot of water. The athletic trainers gave me a tip: if you take salt packets- like one from a fast food restaurant- right before the game, it's like a little sodium boost right there. Definitely bananas and coconut water, too. Coconut water is the secret.

Q-To play at the Division II level, it takes a certain level of skill. When did it become apparent to you that you could play in the intercollegiate realm and what steps did you take to make it to UCSD?

WOLFROM-I had a club coach in U-14 and U-15 that was telling me that I should keep going for it and try to play in college. His story to me was his family wasn't that rich and soccer could help make money and get a free education for him. That story kind of prompted me and made me want to work harder. Since then I've been trying to play in college, and then the whole recruiting process started and it became real.

Q-UCSD is well-known university for its academic prowess as well as its success in the athletic arena. How do you balance the rigors of schoolwork and time on the field?

WOLFROM-It's tough if you have a lot of classes. I know practice is in the morning, so at the end of the day, I take a nap, and then I get my homework done. It's tough though for sure.

Q-There are rumors that UCSD may move to Division I. Of course, there are upsides and downsides to that situation. What's your take?

WOLFROM-I'm all for it. I'm fine with playing DI. I think it'll bring a little more spirit to our school. I mean you see UCLA and UC Berkeley, they have DI sports and they're at the same type of academic level as UC San Diego. We have the same amount of kids. I want this school to turn into something like that. We have a great location, we have a great alumni and fan base, but it's all just a start. I'm all for it. We'd play better teams. There would be more pressure on the games and we do well under pressure. When we go on the road now, there's no one there. When we come home we have one of the best crowds around. When we go DI, it will only get better.

Q-Soccer is a global game. Do you follow international soccer? Who do you cheer for and why?

WOLFROM-Barcelona for sure because they don't have the biggest players but they know how to pass around guys. They're all on the same page, they literally know where everybody is at all times and they don't really play the college style- rough, win the ball in the air. They want to get it on the ground and play around you to get you tired. They're a lot smarter and they know they're going to win.

Q-When not on the soccer field, what do you enjoy doing around San Diego?

WOLFROM-Going to the beach and FIFA is one of the top things. Going to taco and burrito shops. Rigoberto's is probably my favorite. California burritos for sure. I'm planning on going snorkeling in La Jolla Cove after the season.

Q-What's the best part about being a member of the men's soccer team at UCSD?

WOLFROM-I'd say winning with the team. When we win, there's definitely that bond. It's cool going into the locker room after we've won, everyone is joking around and laughing. Everyone is just in such a better mood, it's crazy how winning changes things. Having all these friends on the team makes it even better when you win, just that whole bond is really great. You know it's like, "Hey I won for you, we played for each other." It's just something really special.

Q-What's the deal with Andrew Keimach's mustache?

WOLFROM-It's a good look I guess. He's the man. Keimach can make us all laugh. He can even get into it with Jon (Pascale) which is great because we love it when a guy can go at the coach. Every game, to make it look nice, he puts wax on to make it stand up a little bit better and stick together. Sometimes I help him.

Q-Your team has become sort of a cult internet sensation with its 2010 music video. Who's idea was that and why do you think people have taken a liking to it?

WOLFROM-One of our alumni, Shane Micheil was all about that. We wanted to do a music video because we saw Cal's. It sort of inspired us to do one too. Once we found a song, Shane printed out the lyrics for everyone and we went on a trip and he handed them out. We did stuff on the plane and all these guys had different ideas for it. I wasn't in it a lot, but I guess I was definitely around. It was funny because it was actually a hit on campus. People were like, "Oh there's that kid in the pink sunglasses" (Taylor Wirth). It goes to show we're all friends. Yah we do play soccer, but we're all buddies. Soccer is just the thing that brings us together. I mean, we talked about doing a video this year and I hope we do by the end of it. We'll get on it, we got fans out there waiting.

Q-Believe it or not, there's a life after college. What do you think lies in the future for you?

WOLFROM-I don't know yet. I'm hoping to be a businessman as cliché as that sounds. I'm an Economics and Math Major right now. I just want to get a job and start a family after. Do the normal life; I guess that sounds fine to me. I want to take my kids on vacation. That's what I want to do- just be a laid back dad coaching sports, start a family and go on vacation.