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  2. Caveira
    You would have to make a point to have one boss
  3. mspart
    The FCC guy essentially said that their license can be pulled if they are not broadcasting in the public interest as per the law. Spreading lies to an audience when the truth is known is definitely not in the public interest. ABC went to Kimmel who planned a major rebuttal to the FCC guy and MAGA in general and was going full on into the fracas. ABC asked him not to and he said NO. So ABC said no to him. When it has been amply explained that the shooter was influenced by leftist ideology to say that MAGA is doing everything they can to not have him be one of them. That is saying the shooter is MAGA in the face of the facts. The way he said it makes it so, he cannot back peddle that at all. It is out there for all to see. My personal opinion is that this kind of FCC scrutiny needs to be applied everywhere. You say something is fact, you better have the facts to prove it. Simple. Opinion is a different thing. But it needs to be known it is opinion, not fact. If we want our news to be all opinion so be it. But then how would we ever know what is true or not. That is essentially how we are living right now. We have to search many places to decide what is true and what is not. The broadcasters have an obligation to say what is true and back it up. And the back up has to have all the context, not snippets or sound bites taken out of context. Charlie Kirks statement about guns is classic. Everyone is all upset because he said a few deaths is worth it to maintain the 2nd amendment. But he stated before that that we don't criminalize cars even though there are 60k deaths a year. The general public has determined the risk is worth it for the convenience, automony, etc. Same with guns. But that isn't mentioned. So non of that kind of crap should be on broadcast news without full context. No more cheap shots. Just the facts ma'am, just the facts. mspart
  4. red viking
    Your constant evasiveness proves my point for me.
  5. Irani
    Team standings fir anyine whi cares i think Iran will be declared the winner tomorro if saravi and Soharabi win their matches
  6. Caveira
    I’m not playing your circular games. If you have a point to make than make it. You are dancing around what everyone knows you are dancing around. your trolling is not top notch today boss.
  7. red viking
    Can a winger commit a crime and, hence, belong to antifa?
  8. Caveira
    People who commit crimes
  9. FD1W
    across all weights, regluar season only. Standard Scoring (+3 for a win by decision, -4 for loss by Major, etc) My Top 3- 141 Jesse Mendez (OHST) - in the past two seasons at 141, Mendez has finished #1 and #3 at the weight. Overall, he tied for #1 last season with 125 Matt Ramos (PUR) and 133 Max Leete (AMER). Hes also 23 wins away from 100 career wins 165 Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) - Finished #4 overall in 2025 and #1 at 165. In 2024, was #2 (behind Dean Hamitit at Wisconsin). Did not have a win by Decision during the entire regular season 149 Caleb Henson (VT) - Previous #1 at 149 in the 2024 season, the schedule may set up nicely for a #1 overall run. Thoughts?
  10. BaldHeadedShannon
    Would be nice to see them have a successful season and start using #morethanagoldenflashinthepan
  11. MPhillips
    They picked quite few CSU guys I believe. Not sure about the roster limits...
  12. red viking
    What does " in the name of" antifa mean?
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  14. InterMat Staff
    More information about "Black and Sancho Advance to Saturday's Repechage"
    Friday at the 2025 World Championships was the first full day of Greco-Roman-only competition. The American squad did not have any medalists, though Kamal Bey battled back valiantly through repechage and two others are alive in repechage tomorrow. Bey got the day started on a good note with an 11-2 victory over Mateusz Bernatek of Poland. The pair exchanged one-point scores in the first period and Bey led 2-2 on criteria heading into the second. Bey blew the match open in the second with a duck under to a body lock for a takedown, and then, immediately into a gut wrench for a 6-2 lead. Later in the second period, Bey was able to get another takedown from a duck under, this time as Bernatek was pushing forward strongly. During the final seconds of the bout, the Polish wrestler was cautioned for leading too aggressively with his shoulder, which brought the final score to 10-2. In his second repechage match, Bey took on 2024 World bronze medalist Ahmet Yilmaz of Turkiye. Bey took the early lead with a duck to a body lock for a takedown just 16 seconds into the bout. Yilmaz worked his way back with two one-point scores from a step out and passivity. The first period ended 2-2 with Bey in the lead. Like the first period, Yilmaz added to his lead with a point from a step out, followed by a passivity call. Trailing 4-2 with under :30 seconds remaining in the contest, Bey went for his bread-and-butter duck to a body lock and was given a takedown, which put him ahead 4-4 on criteria. The Turkish corner challenged the ruling and, after a review, it was deemed that Bey committed a leg foul. The score was reset to 4-2 and Bey was unable to score despite a frantic pace to close the bout. On Saturday, the final three members of the Greco-Roman squad will start their tournaments. Ellis Coleman (63 kg), Alston Nutter (67 kg), and Payton Jacobson (87 kg) will hit the mat. In addition, Max Black (60 kg) and Alex Sancho (72 kg) will both compete in repechage. Each will need to win two matches in order to advance to a bronze medal match.
  15. rsotelo
    17 additions?!!! Wow. Does Kent State have roster limits? Did they lose a bunch of kids to graduation or the portal? Typically there are 5-6 additions per year on most teams, aren't there?
  16. Scouts Honor
    what is the danger in not prosecuting people who commit crimes in the name of antifa
  17. fishbane
    And/or better leadership at the FCC.
  18. Caveira
    So they need better corporate council?
  19. fishbane
    The FCC never physically does anything. The FCC chair went on a podcast and threatened to do something non specific then the companies involved did exactly what he wanted them to do. That isn't how its supposed to work. That isn't how you would want a different administration acting. His comments were inappropriate and are chilling to free speech. The first a company hears of an enforcement action should be through written communication from the FCC. Not through threats from the president or FCC chair on social media or a podcast.
  20. red viking
    Unreal that some are dumb enough to think that the cancelation only a few hours after threats from the FCC when the owners are also trying to get a merger approved is pure coincidence and that the cancelation is only due to financial reasons. Unreal.
  21. Caveira
    See my comment 100 comments above then again. The fcc didn’t physically do anything. They weren’t fined. No motions were filed. If Disney caves and fires people in 30 business seconds after some guy goes on tv and says we should look at this…. They need better corporate council.
  22. fishbane
    Of course, but not resigning them shouldn't be counted in the savings you cite. Something was going to change in their contract and compensation package regardless. These shows are still #1 and #2 in the time slot. Taking them off midseason is going to reduce revenue that won't be made up for by savings. Things are changing and consumers have been moving away from live television for some time. Getting people to watch something live in a sub-optimal time slot isn't an easy sell in 2025. They will needs to find a something less expensive or need to find a way to monetize it some other way maybe through streaming. The only thing obvious to be gained by making the change now are political points.
  23. BruceyB
    Those who cannot wrestle, wrestle Greco. I say that tongue-in-cheek, but with folkstyle being the foundational style in USA wrestling, the first exposure kids get to the sport includes leg attacks. The first move most kids learn is a double leg. Then you learn freestyle which also shares in folkstyle the leg attacks so our folk background translates fairly easily into freestyle. Greco is kind of this odd style where much of our fundamental skills in the sport don't apply. I don't know how many 8 year old wrestlers dream of winning an Olympic Gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling, or whose favorite wrestler is a Greco star. Freestyle is King in the USA and I don't think that is ever going to change unless the foundation of USA wrestling drastically changes.
  24. red viking
    So, in all seriousness, can you see the concern/ danger here with designating a group as terrorists when determining membership in that group is completely subjective?
  25. Tripnsweep
    McIlravy was always fun to watch because it was usually all gas and no brakes with him. DeSanto was similar to that.
  26. Caveira
    Specifically it’s a Google doc. Glad to be of service.
  27. Tripnsweep
    I'm shocked nobody asked Aleksanyan about his personal life at all
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