TUF 12: Five Things We Learned From Last Night's Episode

In the second episode of the season, we were treated to team picks and the first team vs. team fight of the season. 

In case you didn't get a chance to see it, we've decided to give you the best five things that you can take away from last night's episode. 

Get ready for some strategy, smoking, and Chinese Mandarin Jackets

Jeff Lentz Should Change His Name To Joe Camel

Let's see how long that pack a day habit lasts you in the cage..

Jeff Lentz should really consider cutting back on his cigarette habit considering that he lost his fight against Alex Caceres.

It not only serves as a bad example to the young audience watching the show, but it's just counterproductive in a profession in which breathing well is a necessity. 

GSP's Fake Out Fools Team Koscheck

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TORONTO - FEBRUARY 5: Ultimate Fighter Georges St-Pierre attends the Toronto Maple Leafs game against the Florida Panthers during a fight during their NHL game at the Air Canada Centre February 5, 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo By Dave Sandford

In a very slick and savvy move, GSP decided to use Koscheck's previous relationship with wrestler Marc Stevens to ensure that Koscheck didn't go after St. Pierre's true first pick, Michael Johnson. 

Basically, 'Rush' used his dry erase clip board to openly display Marc Stevens as his top pick. Originally Koscheck was going to pick the athletic stud that is Michael Johnson. 

Well, the bait was taken, and with the first pick of the show, Koscheck went after Stevens while GSP quickly snapped up Johnson. 

Bruce Leroy Is a True Martial Artist

Alex Caceres showed his fellow housemates why he should be considered a true threat.

He's got all the tools to go all the way, a certain fluidity to his fighting that is reminiscent of GSP. 

Team GSP Is A Perfect Mix Of Brains and Brawn

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LAS VEGAS - JULY 11: (2nd R) Georges St. Pierre celebrates his victory against Thiago Alves during their welterweight title bout during UFC 100 on July 11, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. St. Pierre defeated Alves by unanimous decision. (Photo by Jon Kopalof

In watching the different training sessions between the two camps, Team GSP just has the well rounded mind set which will take them to the top:

- The pound for pound best MMA fighter on the planet is looking to simply be a training partner while he allows assistant coach Greg Jackson to handle the training portion.

- Can you image how good you would be if you worked with someone the likes of GSP and Greg Jackson?

Koscheck Is Not As Bad Of A Coach As You Thought He Would Be

Hard work is the name of the game for Coach Koscheck. He made that clear during his training session with his team.

Mindless Training is what he called the method, in which he talks, you listen. 

Don't Forget To Tune In Every Wednesday Night

The Ultimate Fighter Season 12 airs Wednesdays on Spike @10P/9c

For more information on the show, go to www.spike.com

To learn more about the fighters check out B/R's Dirty Dozen Series:

 Part 1:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/444349-tuf-season-12-team-gsp-vs-team-koscheck-the-dirty-dozen-pt1

 Part 2:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/450267-the-ultimate-fighter-season-12-the-dirty-dozen-part-ii#page/1

Part 3:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/455864-the-ultimate-fighter-season-12-the-dirty-dozen-part-iii#page/1

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