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  2. cowcards
    When he isn't getting paid a ton of money to do it.
  3. flyingcement
    WrestleStat is showing Camden McDanel in the portal.
  4. BuckyBadger
    Let’s not forget Nebraska was happy to have Lawrence Phillips.
  5. ragnardinho started following Way to Early Big 10 Projections and AJ Ferrari on the market again?
  6. ionel
    Did they run it by the AD? I told my Nebraska friends they should fire the AD but maybe he doesn't know ... who knows?
  7. Caveira
    Quality hazing could be a bigger scandal? The press would pick that stuff up fo sho.
  8. 1032004
    I did not get the impression he was talking about PED’s at all. He was talking about “intimidation” and such
  9. Wrestleknownothing
    Entering the portal closes. Exiting happens whenever. Seems like he attempted to exit, but it never took. He still has the admissions hurdle to clear at Nebraska, which he probably will, but might not.
  10. Scouts Honor
    didn't say i was a fan
  11. VakAttack
    #BuiltNotBought
  12. ionel
    Weren't folks reporting the portal closed so how does this occur now? Not that I mind cause as @PortaJohn knows i think it best to keep the drama in the b10.
  13. BruceyB
    Jimmy is slacking today. I expected two new threads by now.. "Is Ferrari the favorite next year at HWT?" and "Will Beau Bartlett end the PSU era?... If Beau exposes what's been going on behind the scenes at PSU, will Cael be fired and the PSU era be over?"
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  15. BAC
    That’s my read of it too. Disappointing.
  16. InterMat Staff
    More information about "AJ Ferrari to Transfer to Nebraska"
    The most notable name in the transfer portal is on the move as AJ Ferrari announced that he will transfer to Nebraska for the 2025-26 season. Ferrari is expected to compete at 285 lbs for the Cornhuskers. Earlier this offseason, Ferrari announced his transfer to North Carolina. Just over a week ago, news trickled out of Chapel Hill that Ferrari had been denied admission to UNC and would be on the market once again. Ferrari is a two-time NCAA All-American and two-time conference champion. He won a national title in 2021 as a true freshman for Oklahoma State and amassed a 19-1 record. Since then, Ferrari had a long road back to the NCAA Tournament. He was injured in a car accident in January of 2022 and was unable to compete in the postseason. Later that year, Ferrari was dismissed from the Cowboy team and did not compete in college until the 2024-25 season. Ferrari returned to the collegiate wrestling world this past season for CSU Bakersfield. He entered the NCAA Tournament with a perfect 17-0 record after defeating returning All-American Stephen Little (Little Rock) to claim a Pac-12 title. At the 2025 NCAA Championships, Ferrari showed off his stingy defense and low-risk offensive strategy in defeating his first three opponents by a 15-2 margin. That set the stage for a semifinal contest with Iowa’s Stephen Buchanan. Ferrari spent some time during the 2023-24 season training with the Hawkeye Wrestling Club at the University of Iowa, but never enrolled at the school. His younger brother, Angelo, is a freshman 184 lber at Iowa. Buchanan was able to give Ferrari a dose of his own medicine in a 3-0 win. After the Buchanan loss, Ferrari responded with back-to-back wins over Joey Novak (Wyoming) and Jacob Cardenas (Michigan) to claim third place. Cardenas entered the tournament as the top seed and was the Big Ten champion. He and Ferrari were briefly high school teammates at New Jersey’s Bergen Catholic High School. The win over Cardenas and the third-place finish gave Ferrari a 22-1 season record and ran his collegiate record to 51-2. The fit at heavyweight for Ferrari and the Cornhuskers could be a good one. 285 lbs was the only weight which Nebraska did not send to Philadelphia for nationals. Without counting Ferrari, Nebraska will return six All-Americans for the 2025-26 season. They’ll be in prime position to claim an NCAA team trophy for a second straight year.
  17. VakAttack
  18. Caveira
    It’s hilarious either way. Option a he is real. Who would think nah. That’s not AJs uncle. Can’t be. option B. Master troll job messing with aj as a persona who you would specifically think IS AJs uncle. Option C. It’s Lisa morales’ side gig.
  19. Hammerlock3
    I'm not sure I think its fake...his social media presence is entirely porn, saying really stupid political things, saying really really stupid racist things(not like modern racist, like things that would turn heads in 1970), and name dropping his nephews.
  20. Wrestleknownothing
    Class personified
  21. Hammerlock3
    He's the biggest drama queen ever if thats the case, he all but explicitly says there is some sort of massive cover up going on...PED use would be my guess.
  22. Wrestleknownothing
    Is it a stretch? No, not a stretch.
  23. Caveira
    Is that a real uncle or an aj burner account? Note there are 3 or 4 of them all with similar profile pics and reference their large humanity in each name. All saying uncle to aj
  24. Hammerlock3
    I'm getting threats from Carmine Ferrari on twitter....could be worse inscriptions on a tombstone.
  25. Mr. PeanutButter
    I know I'm not eggsactly president of the Carter Starocci fan club but, if I'm following the events correctly, Beau made his post after a couple fans attacked his wife for posting that it was nice to see Dake win (as opposed to Carter) or something. He then alludes to a particular individual in the PSU room that was engaging in bullying and other toxic behavior. Am I overly reaching when I think that the person Beau is referring to maybe is the person that Dake wrestled against (Carter) and his wife was happy to see not win? Admittedly, I think it's possible I'm getting ahead of myself but there is not much else to go off of.
  26. Hammerlock3
    and then JarJar Tom Ryan ran in and started saying stuff and @MPhillips rolled his eyes and died of sadness with Padme.
  27. ionel
    ftfy
  28. Caveira
    In the dimly lit corridors of a wrestling summit, Cael Sanderson—head coach of Penn State and an a secret Sith Lord—stood cloaked in mystery, his reputation as the most dominant figure in collegiate wrestling undisputed. With twelve NCAA team titles under his belt, Sanderson's achievements were unparalleled. Facing him were Tom Brands, the venerable Iowa coach known for his fiery passion and three NCAA championships , and MPhillips, the insightful journalist from TheMat.com As the discussion intensified, Brands cautioned, "Cael, your dominance is impressive, but remember, power unchecked can lead to downfall." MPhillips added thoughtfully, "Balance is essential, even in wrestling. The force must be used wisely." Sanderson's eyes glinted as he responded, "I am wrestling." In that moment, the room fell silent, the weight of his words echoing—a declaration of his unparalleled mastery and the enigmatic aura that surrounded him.
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