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  2. Antitroll2828
    I agree with you but from everything I’ve heard the plan is Gill 125 and Jett 133. It may be just too unhealthy for Jett to make that cut again for even half a season
  3. wrestlingfan22
    I kind of agree, but I also get that it is just too much of a cut. He did pretty good at 61kg for u23s. He took 2nd and only lost to Nic Bouzakis. I think that if he takes the full offseason to fill out 133 and can avoid off-mat distractions, he will be much better at 133 than he was last year. I could see him making a midseason decision to go down to 125 if he feels that is a better spot for him
  4. nhs67
    None of those things are even close to being true. Hate on a 17 year old all you want, creating $HlT out of thin air shows more about you than him and the process.
  5. nhs67
    To be fair to Strick, I don't think we saw peak performance him at 133lbs last season. I think he was intentionally light because he was on descent, which also means his strength/speed was going to be lacking. I think 140lb Strick, cutting to 133lbs is much different.
  6. Winners Circle
    If I'm Tim Flynn and co. (and if I'm Strick for that matter), I'm cutting him back down to 125. He was a hair away from the podium and is a title threat at 125. At 133 he's shown to be much less than that.
  7. Johnyt9
    The Bassets had no issue asking Iowa to break the rules regarding training and payments for flights etc - I doubt they will have issues asking for under the table "NIL" money to skirt the rules
  8. Greenwave
    Several things have to happen before he commits. 1. A sign from above. 2. His parents have to agree on NIL and Booster monies offered, with a clause he will always be the highest paid wrestler. 3. His dad needs to secure a coaching position in the program. 4. It is a package deal with his brothers and parents.
  9. MPhillips
    4:20
  10. wrestlingfan22
    Today at 4:50
  11. wrestlingfan22
    HWT is such a blackhole- do you think there is any chance Robin gets in the lineup again and they bump one of him, Bush or Rune to HWT (at least for some duals)? I know it would be a little crazy to do it for the year, but it might be their best chance of not giving up major bonus at HWT
  12. Antitroll2828
    Here is my guess for the fighting Tim Flynn’s of West Virginia 125- RS Freshman Louie Gill (14-3 last year as a RS at nc state) 133- Sr. Jett Strickenberger (2023 NJCAA national champ ,Big 12 champ, 2x NQ, R12 last year) lost in OT in ncaa quarterfinals and blood round, struggled at 133 last season 141- Sr. Jordan Titus (3x NQ , 11-18 last year) 149- Sr. Willie McDougald ( 3x NQ, R16 in 2022, 21-8 last for Oklahoma) 157- RS Soph. Ty Watters ( NCAA 4th in 2024 , 6-0 last year with 2 wins over AAs before injury , should be considered a legit contender at 157 this year) 165- Either RS Sr - Caleb Dowling (9-7 at 157 last year) or RS Freshman Shawn Taylor (13-5 in redshirt last year ) 174- RS Jr. Brody Conley ( 13-8 last year , injuried late in the season and med FF out of big 12s, NQ in 2024) 184- RS Jr.- Ian Bush (NQ 21-13 up at 197 , beat 3 AAs total last season ) 197- RS Fr. Rune Lawerence ( 18-7 as a redshirt last year) biggest recruit in the Flynn era and has a lot of expectations around him 285- a black hole that will be filled with either RS Soph Wilson Spiries (4-10 last year, 9 of those loses by bonus) or True Freshman Brock Kehler…this weight will be a problem all year again , I know they went hard after Catka and a few other guys but West Virginia as a university has banned all big donors from donating to all sports other then football and men basketball so not much NIL money in Morgantown to bring in transfers
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  14. bnwtwg
    It's straight out of the pro wrestling/UFC playbook. Definitely a long play but if it brings in viewers and creates growth then so be it. Otherwise the wrestling audience remains net-neutral.
  15. PUWrestler
    Is this happening today? If so, why no thread?
  16. Nilian4
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  17. wrestlingfan22
    Is Bo the only major 2026 left now?
  18. Caveira
    It is generally illegal for minors to work at cannabis farms in the United States, even in states where cannabis cultivation is legal. Here's why: Hazardous Occupation:Cannabis cultivation is typically classified as a hazardous occupation, especially for minors, according to Jillian Michaels on X. Federal and state labor laws, like the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), have strict regulations regarding hazardous occupations for individuals under 18. State Cannabis Regulations: Even in states with legal adult-use or medical cannabis, state licensing agreements for cannabis businesses usually explicitly prohibit the employment of individuals under 21 years of age. This is due to the potential health risks associated with cannabis exposure for minors, and the legal implications of allowing them to handle the product. Focus on Worker Protection: The emphasis in these laws and regulations is on protecting minors from potential exploitation, unsafe working conditions, and exposure to substances that could harm their development.
  19. JimmySpeaks
    This . So he doesn’t have to do it.
  20. JimmySpeaks
    About what they were doing. Sure. It’s just that they’re unlawfuls and kids
  21. ionel
    I was taught to get er done!
  22. nhs67
    Wow, missed this! Kaleb is also in there. A shame they appear to have three 157lbers.
  23. hanvox25
    hanvox25 changed their profile photo
  24. nhs67
    Funny enough... Arnold, who was 184lbs last season and is supposedly 'well over' 200lbs, looked tiny compared to Palacio. But Palacio is twelve weight classes below Nickal, so challenging Palacio is a no-go. That said, I bet Bassett accepts that match 10/10 times. Kid is no coward.
  25. hanvox25
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  26. red viking
    I already said that anybody can comment on whatever they want. The idiots will pay attention to what a meteorologist says about climate and ignore the climatologists. I don't blame the meteorologist, but rather the idiots that see him her as a climate expert.
  27. Hilton Head Joe
    Huge pickup for ISU!
  28. InterMat Staff
    More information about "16U Women's Freestyle Final Results"
    Team Scores 1. Pennsylvania 151 2. Texas 89 3. Oklahoma 88 4. California 86 5. New Jersey 84 6. Colorado 78 7. Iowa 77 8. Wisconsin 73 9. Tennessee 72 10. Kansas 68 16U Women’s Freestyle All-Americans Championship Finals 95 lbs: Justice Gutierrez (Colorado) over Brooklyn Henry (Pennsylvania) 4-0 100 lbs: Ryleigh Sturgill (Tennessee) over Riley Karwowski (Pennsylvania) Fall 3:57 105 lbs: Hailey Delgado (Texas) over Gail Sullivan (New York) 7-0 110 lbs: Gabriella Conte (New Jersey) over Aubree Gutierrez (California) 1-0 115 lbs: Reagan Mathers (Arizona) over Marlee Solomon (Pennsylvania) 6-0 120 lbs: Carolyn Geckler (Ohio) over Marie Sharp (New Jersey) 4-4 125 lbs: Victoria Carbonaro (New Jersey) over Neve O’Byrne (Pennsylvania) 14-4 130 lbs: Landri Van Gonten (Texas) over Olivia Bezdicek (Idaho) 10-0 135 lbs: Taina Fernandez (Maryland) over Emily Beckley (Oklahoma) 11-0 140 lbs: Harlow Skenandore (Wisconsin) over Clover Williams (Oklahoma) 9-5 145 lbs: Eve Skrocki (Iowa) over Gray Joyce (Kansas) 6-5 155 lbs: Janiya Johnson (Tennessee) over Symone Jewell (California) 8-4 170 lbs: Kaili Manuel (Michigan) over Sarah Pulk (Minnesota) 9-2 190 lbs: Tevia Nau Rarick (Utah) over JayaShree Bray (Nebraska) Fall 1:41 207 lbs: Racheal Adolphe (Indiana) over Lulu Kirk (Kansas) Fall 3:03 235 lbs: Aniyah Smith (Iowa) Eden Hach (South Dakota) Fall 4:00 Third Place Bouts 95 lbs: Olivia Munson (California) over Cidney Schaffer (Pennsylvania) 11-8 100 lbs: Vivienne Popadiuc (New Mexico) over Josie Wilson (Kansas) Fall 1:29 105 lbs: Emma Faczak (Colorado) over Kirra Mitchell (Georgia) 5-4 110 lbs: Ella Cohen (California) over Winter West (Washington) 10-5 115 lbs: Malia Ottow (Washington) over Kendal Haynie (Florida) 8-2 120 lbs: Abigail Gonzalez (Florida) over Daelin Cody (Wisconsin) 6-5 125 lbs: Sobina Clendaniel (Alaska) over Cristel Miguel (Connecticut) 2-1 130 lbs: Caroline Hilton (Tennessee) over Saige McCleery (Washington) 2-0 135 lbs: Chloe Wehry (Minnesota) over Erin Delling (Missouri) Fall 3:34 140 lbs: Kesi Tsarni (Maryland) over Audrey Robinson (Oregon) 11-4 145 lbs: Allison Garbacz (Illinois) over Layla Risler (Wisconsin) 7-2 155 lbs: Julia Araujo (North Dakota) over Juliet Alt (Pennsylvania) Fall 1:33 170 lbs: Ciyanna Okocha (Pennsylvania) over Leolyn Karnowski (Kansas) 6-1 190 lbs: Lyla Hensen (Michigan) over Riley Samarripa (Oklahoma) Fall 1:46 207 lbs: Abagail Lacy (Oklahoma) over Makayla Ocean (Florida) Fall :32 235 lbs: Shelby Wells (Texas) over Khloe Henshaw (Alabama) Fall 1:31 Fifth Place Bouts 95 lbs: Kendra Ege (Illinois) over Easton Dadiomoff (Tennessee) MedFFT 100 lbs: Peggy Susan Dean (Colorado) over Kiana Lien (California) 10-4 105 lbs: Chloe Skiles (Illinois) over Morgan Hyland (Pennsylvania) MedFFT 110 lbs: Lyric Hetzer (Ohio) over Cora Stewart (Wisconsin) Fall 3:57 115 lbs: Lucia Ranieri (New Jersey) over Olivia Kearns (Pennsylvania) 9-9 120 lbs: Maya Fiodorova (Nevada) over Mikayla Perkins (Indiana) 11-2 125 lbs: Lilli Cooper (Iowa) over Caitlin Maragioglio (New York) 14-2 130 lbs: Isabella Miller (Iowa) over Ginger Majurin (Michigan) 6-0 135 lbs: Giavonna Good (Utah) over Paisley Morrison (Oregon) MedFFT 140 lbs: Kelice Luker (Oklahoma) over Keely Fallert (Missouri) Fall :35 145 lbs: Jameson Strickland (Pennsylvania) over Victoria Alvarado (New York) 7-2 155 lbs: Matilda Hruby (Colorado) over Amalia Djoumessi (Iowa) 8-6 170 lbs: Alexis Penley (Illinois) over Eva Garcia (California) MedFFT 190 lbs: Blake Baker (Texas) over Alyvia Edwards (Oklahoma) 10-0 207 lbs: Alyciana Rogers (Texas) over Autumn King (Wisconsin) Fall 1:20 235 lbs: Caylee Miller (New Mexico) over Peyton Mullin (New York) Fall 1:52 Seventh Place Bouts 95 lbs: Cassidy O’Connell (Wisconsin) over Lexi Pancoast (Pennsylvania) 11-4 100 lbs: Cameron Hodge (Colorado) over Katelynn Dockery (Texas) 10-0 105 lbs: Emelly Diaz Santos (New Jersey) over Tatianna Castillo (Michigan) MedFFT 110 lbs: Ali Svancara (Idaho) over Addison Hunt (Texas) Fall :50 115 lbs: Emma Baker (Michigan) over Hannah Naccarati-Cholo (Arizona) 10-8 120 lbs: Remington Zimmerer (Colorado) over Cameron Leng (Ohio) Fall 2:55 125 lbs: Claire Lancaster (Oklahoma) over Averie Counts (Kansas) Fall 1:22 130 lbs: Emma Grimes (Pennsylvania) over Anastasia Rodnikova (Illinois) Fall 1:34 135 lbs: Erika Sleznikow (Wisconsin) over Avery Fitzgerald (Texas) Fall 2:33 140 lbs: Kiera DePinet (Ohio) over Sarai Cortez (California) 4-0 145 lbs: Giancarla Garduno (Illinois) over Winry Yaggie (South Dakota) Fall 4:00 155 lbs: KyLee Tibbs (Ohio) over Siobhan Flanner (Kansas) 9-8 170 lbs: Laila Hustoles (Colorado) over Molly Olague (Idaho) 12-2 190 lbs: Shayla Martinez (Colorado) over Ashley Hoffman (Pennsylvania) Fall 2:33 207 lbs: Charley Timms (Nevada) over Savada Kitchen (North Carolina) Fall 1:08 235 lbs: Asreilla Wallace (Illinois) over Kinley Jimenez (Iowa) Fall 1:51
  29. Gibsonian
    NIL stinks for all crept the paid students. Corruption jumped several notches with the billions floating around now.
  30. Rassling2
    What an utter embarrassment this guy has been become.
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