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Don’t tell that to Bac. Nothing so far is bad to him. Not the cstar stuff … not Brooks… Gilman. None of it.

To this point- I had a flashback of Roger Clement's blaming his wife for the HGH he had... Im not sure I can think of one person who was caught cheating in which their first response was "Oops, you got me!" They deny deny deny until it goes away or they can't anymore and that's just the way it's been forever. Where there is this much smoke there is usually fire and anyone not looking at his story with a ton of skepticism is being naive.. His views and comments on others in the past (Specifically DT for me) has earned him no benefit of the doubt from me.

no lies detected

I'm not talking out of any side. All I did was differentiate between a content creator and media that buys the rights to broadcast major sports.

he doesn't even remember what he posts.. how could he remember after you posted

Transfer Portal All Star Team so Far: 125: Dean Peterson (Iowa) 133: Richard Figueroa (Oklahoma State) 141: Nasir Bailey (Iowa) 149: Lachlan McNeil (Michigan) 157: Peyten Kellar (Oklahoma) 165: Rafael Hipolito (Oklahoma) 174: Lenny Pinto (Rutgers) 184: Rocco Welsh (Penn State) 197: Rocky Elam (Iowa State) 285: AJ Ferrari (Nebraska)

we saw this last week already... nothing new here. not much to NO damage

Athlete NCAA Accolades 2025-26 Year Weight WS Rank Transferring From Entered Portal Transferring To Dean Peterson 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 4 Rutgers March 31 Iowa Stevo Poulin All-American (8th in 2025) SR 125 9 Northern Colorado June 12 Iowa State Jore Volk All-American (7th in 2024) JR 125 13 Wyoming March 28 Minnesota Cooper Flynn 2X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 18 Minnesota April 30 Chattanooga Spencer Moore NCAA Qualifier Graduate 125 20 North Carolina March 24 Illinois Kysen Terukina 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 125 24 Iowa State March 17 North Carolina Louie Gill FR 125 26 NC State March 24 West Virginia Diego Sotelo 2X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 27 Harvard October 1 Michigan Kurt McHenry Graduate 125 32 Penn State May 2 California Baptist Richard Castro-Sandoval SR 125 37 CSU-Bakersfield May 2 Jace Schafer SR 125 46 West Virginia April 30 Bloomsburg Jack Parker Graduate 125 62 Bellarmine March 27 Patrick Adams Graduate 125 96 Northwestern April 4 Rutgers Ben Aranda Graduate 125 115 Cleveland State February 13 Noah Luna JR 125 130 App State March 19 Isaac Hampton SO 125 145 Navy March 19 Southern Oregon James McDonnell SO 125 146 Binghamton April 7 Ithaca Jackson Baglio SO 125 147 NC State March 19 Kurt Wehner FR 125 153 Rutgers March 26 Nicholas Curley SR 125 166 Binghamton December 16 Aidan Shufelt FR 125 169 Buffalo April 8 Marcus Williams FR 125 170 Little Rock March 19 Caden Smith FR 125 183 Virginia Tech March 19 Sacred Heart Ruben Lorenzana SO 125 183 Cleveland State January 27 Kent State Preston Spray JR 125 188 Missouri March 19 Robert Gardner JR 125 196 Clarion March 19 Lycoming Branden Wentzel SO 125 197 Lock Haven April 11 Caden Horwath SO 125 205 Michigan April 16 Parker Pikor FR 125 215 Cleveland State January 28 Chase Nevills FR 125 251 Virginia April 2 Caleb Edwards SR 125 282 Edinboro April 4 Richard Figueroa Champ (2024) SR 133 9 Arizona State April 5 Oklahoma State Sean Spidle NCAA Qualifier Graduate 133 21 Central Michigan March 25 Northwestern Blake Boarman NCAA Qualifier SR 133 25 Chattanooga April 6 Purdue Jake Crapps FR 133 40 Missouri April 8 Army Chris Cannon 2X All-American (7th in 2021 and 2022) Graduate 133 43 Northwestern April 29 Minnesota Aiden Allen FR 133 47 Virginia March 26 Zach Redding 2X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 133 55 Iowa State March 17 NC State Tyson Charmoli FR 133 69 Wyoming April 8 Oklahoma Marco Tocci SO 133 72 North Carolina April 15 North Carolina Vincent Santaniello JR 133 73 Pittsburgh March 25 The College of New Jersey Draegen Orine FR 133 77 NC State March 24 Little Rock Gary Steen SR 133 84 Penn State March 20 Oklahoma State Cody Phelps JR 133 99 Michigan State April 22 Wyoming Joseph Clem FR 133 108 West Virginia March 31 Sacred Heart Brycen Arbogast FR 133 113 West Virginia April 1 Edinboro Ky Szewczyk FR 133 115 Ohio April 14 Clarion Karl Shindledecker JR 133 119 Penn State April 4 Charleston Baglio SO 133 121 App State March 19 Mason Mills SO 133 129 West Virginia March 31 Nicholas Molchak SR 133 136 Cleveland State April 22 Jake Manley SR 133 141 Cleveland State March 18 Anthony Clem FR 133 144 West Virginia March 31 Sacred Heart Matt Beem FR 133 159 Campbell March 19 Buffalo Michael Giugliano SO 133 163 Buffalo March 28 Bloomsburg Chandler Sewell SO 133 188 Drexel April 1 Newberry Jacob Myers FR 133 202 Utah Valley April 3 Canon Acklin FR 133 231 Iowa State March 31 Central Oklahoma Josiah Sandoval FR 133 243 CSU Bakersfield March 25 Peyton Costa FR 133 262 Cleveland State January 27 Clarion Major Lewis JR 133 267 Bloomsburg March 19 Lycoming Nasir Bailey All-American (4th in 2024) JR 141 8 Little Rock March 26 Iowa Tyler Wells 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 141 17 Minnesota April 17 Oklahoma Isaiah Powe NCAA Qualifier JR 141 40 Chattanooga March 23 Elijah Griffin NCAA Qualifier Graduate 141 45 California Baptist March 26 Rider Andre Gonzales Graduate 141 48 Ohio State March 19 Cal Poly Kellyn March NCAA Qualifier Graduate 141 70 ND State January 31 John Hildebrandt JR 141 82 Drexel March 31 Sacred Heart Jordan Decatur SR 141 88 Kent State April 9 Kent State Riley Edwards Graduate 141 95 App State April 15 Jace Palmer SR 141 100 North Carolina March 25 Tim Levine Graduate 141 107 Penn State May 2 Joseph Fongaro JR 141 110 Rutgers March 24 App State Hunter Mason SO 141 111 Virginia Tech March 24 Chattanooga Emilio Trujillo SO 141 119 California Baptist March 19 Northern Colorado Gianni Silvestri SO 141 126 Clarion April 7 Buffalo Jaydon Robinson FR 141 128 NC State April 4 Michael Schiffbauer Graduate 141 134 Bellarmine March 18 Michael Trujillo FR 141 151 Campbell March 19 CSU Bakersfield Patrick Mullen FR 141 159 Utah Valley April 15 Wartburg Landen Duncan SO 141 162 Cleveland State January 27 Krayle Stormer Graduate 141 163 Oregon State March 3 Ismael Ayoub JR 141 173 Nebraska April 4 Carter Nix JR 141 196 Morgan State March 19 Trevor Nugent SR 141 200 Bucknell October 1 Brandon Bauer FR 141 201 Little Rock March 19 Clarion Ethan Mitchell SO 141 203 Cleveland State January 27 Glenville State Anthony Streib SO 141 255 Bellarmine April 8 Cole Coffin FR 141 265 Bloomsburg March 26 Shippensburgh Jackson Herman FR 141 277 Illinois April 29 Jaxtyn Frost FR 141 278 California Baptist March 19 Miles Anderson FR 141 999 Little Rock April 22 Lachlan McNeil 3X All-American-4th (2023), 5th (2025), 6th (2024) Graduate 149 5 North Carolina March 25 Michigan Ethan Stiles All-American (6th in 2025) SO 149 6 Oregon State April 17 Ohio State Jordan Williams 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 149 7 Little Rock March 26 Iowa Casey Swiderski All-American (7th in 2024) JR 149 8 Iowa State March 20 Oklahoma State Jack Gioffre NCAA Qualifier JR 149 13 Virginia April 5 Oklahoma Chance Lamer 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 149 14 Cal Poly April 11 Nebraska David Evans Graduate 149 20 Penn State March 24 Utah Valley Willie McDougald 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 24 Oklahoma April 10 West Virginia Jesse Vasquez NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 25 Arizona State March 27 California Baptist Caleb Rathjen NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 26 Iowa March 23 Northern Iowa Michael Gioffre JR 149 31 Virginia April 4 Illinois Dylan Layton JR 149 61 Cleveland State January 27 Rider William Meiszner JR 149 69 Kent State March 19 Chattanooga Gavin Brown JR 149 75 Ohio State March 25 Purdue Kyle Dutton JR 149 79 Little Rock April 16 Benjamin Alanis SR 149 90 N. Colorado May 2 Arizona State Fidel Mayora Graduate 149 112 Michigan February 13 Cole Handlovic Graduate 149 118 Cornell March 25 Matthew Ryan SR 149 128 Kent State January 28 Ramon Salazar FR 149 142 Oklahoma State April 1 Carter McCallister SO 149 147 Missouri March 19 Cael Raines FR 149 181 Buffalo April 24 Bloomsburg Colin Roberts Graduate 149 187 Edinboro March 27 Lake Erie College Joseph Sentipal SO 149 189 Lock Haven April 7 West Liberty Jayden D'Ambrosio FR 149 196 Edinboro May 1 Oliver Fairchild SO 149 198 Campbell March 19 Clarion Jacob Necessary JR 149 199 Ohio April 11 Victor Jacinto SR 149 208 Oregon State April 10 Reese Courtney FR 149 211 Campbell March 25 Jahan Isaacs FR 149 217 Kent State April 11 Matthew Hoelke Graduate 149 219 Rider March 19 Newberry Andrew Parish SO 149 221 Cleveland State January 27 Findlay Connor Saylor SO 149 255 Cleveland State January 27 Gannon Brayden Brown FR 149 270 Ohio State April 7 Mount St. Joseph Caleb Camp FR 149 286 Arizona State March 26 Fort Hays State Parker Lyden SO 149 292 Campbell March 19 St. Cloud State Matthew Rodriguez Sophomore 149 303 Penn State May 5 Boede Campbell SO 149 306 Ohio State April 2 Sam Harris JR 149 307 Gardner-Webb April 11 Cade Gilbert FR 149 315 Little Rock April 29 Stone Pomeroy FR 149 317 Kent State April 11 Nikolas Antonelli SO 149 324 Bloomsburg May 2 Peyten Kellar All-American (5th in 2024) SR 157 8 Ohio April 17 Oklahoma Vinny Zerban All-American (6th in 2025) SR 157 13 Northern Colorado June 12 Iowa State Cody Chittum 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 157 16 Iowa State March 26 Ohio State Ethen Miller 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 157 19 Maryland April 1 Virginia Tech Brock Herman SO 157 23 Ohio State March 31 Little Rock James Chance SO 157 43 George Mason April 23 Colton Washleski NCAA Qualifier Graduate 157 49 Rider March 24 Virginia John Wiley JR 157 64 Oklahoma April 16 Oklahoma City Gabriel Schumm SR 157 78 ND State March 31 Douglas Terry SR 157 104 Cleveland State January 31 Jeremy Ginter 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I think there are a couple things that are bothersome out of the gate with how this has been handled by yourself and others from the start but since you are at least willing to discuss it, I respect the engagement. The few observations I had from the beginning was the manner in which you spoke about it to begin with seemed to take the side of and I'm paraphrasing "this is a beau problem and he needs to shut up or put out a public account" (which he ultimately did in the article) As wrestling personalities, you speculate on things all the time within the sport ie results/outcomes, transfers etc... This seemed to be something that struck some kind of nerve given your initial reaction vs giving an objective viewpoint. The bias was apparent from the start which is fine I suppose. The problem for some of us is that we know and are aware of your many connections within the wrestling community, teams and sources close to the matter and it would seem pretty easy for you to make a couple calls to hear what others would have to say or corroborate Beau's report. There clearly are others that also came forward anonymously as well so this isn't just about Beau. He even stated the sides are not himself and Penn state. I think there was a way to talk about this and report on everything that was said in the article and have a discussion around its merits, and potentially consequences for all should it be true (which you could get a sense of from your sources.) a couple things are possible: 1. This is incendiary as all hell and you don't want any part in talking about it which is fine, maybe just explicitly state you feel personally uncomfortable talking about (your initial characterization of Beau felt like you were overly dismissive of him vs taking a middle of the road stance) 2. You know there could be consequences in talking about this in the vein of falling out of favor with your sources and connections and chose to preserve those over speaking about this publicly. 3. Maybe you did call and no one talked to your or advised you to be careful and not to draw attention to it so that people wouldn't be viewed in a bad light. One thing is certain though and that ship sailed as soon as the article came out. I just think if this were a different topic you would have gone all in at getting information but because it could be damaging you took the hands off approach which hasn't seemed to be your style on most other things. You could have called the guy that wrote the article for more context as well. speaking about the situation and its potential ramifications is not irresponsible and frankly what the biggest news is in the sport right now. One thing is certain, if you chose to talk more about this, you'd get a lot more clicks, eyes and ears on your content because that's what people want to hear about right now right wrong or indifferent.

Big fan. He's a great communicator, very personable (important traits for working with athletes, admins, and donors alike). Has been quietly building up a solid resume. Looking forward to what he can do in my favorite state!

per intermat Hard to replace Nickerson, but I like this hire.

I dont have a strong view about what the media was doing or should have been doing. But it does seem odd that this story has not been picked up by any other paper in the country that I can find. Someone mentioned ESPN was looking into this at one point. I haven't seen anything anywhere else. Very strange to hear one side of a quite extreme story - to hear nothing in response from the alleged person or the school. Ideally, if the media does have either the connections to the school - or the spare time to sniff around and ask questions - then it would help push a resolution forward in some way. Maybe that is happening behind the scenes and we haven't seen the output yet.

To be fair to your co-host, Basch's mouth was full of his second helping of nothingburger If you were a boxed meal we would call you Nothingburger Helper

I thought I quoted him once saying that. Possibly.

I fear the monkey in your soul Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Donald Jay Fagen / Walter Carl Becker Monkey in Your Soul lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group That's All Folks. D3

I fear the monkey in your soul

Don't you think it was wrong To interrupt my song? I'll pack my things and run so far from here Goodbye dear

I fear the monkey in your soul

Got him a few small/medium fender amps …. One for this studio he plays in and a bunch of 30 foot cords. Wife thinks it clutters up the living room but I like it. I have a knock off les Paul from my cousin too.

Won't you turn that bebop down I can't hear my heart beat Where's that fatback chord I found? Honey don't you think it was wrong To interrupt my song? I'll pack my things and run so far from here Goodbye dear

I fear the monkey in your soul

But you can't lock me in You want me here with you right to the end No thank you my friend

I got one and you want four It's so hard to help you I can't keep up with you no more And you treat me like it's a sin