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  2. Paul158
    Alright. picky, Picky, picky, picky. Alright, they play each other in their first game of the season.
  3. JimmySpeaks
    It’s hilarious that wokesters are comparing this to Cracker Barrel.
  4. ionel
    MAGA? It might be the best selling hat in the world don't ya think?
  5. Offthemat
    Like Trump said, if he cured cancer, the dims would protest and some dim judge would rule it unconstitutional.
  6. JimmySpeaks
    Whataboutism for woke libtardos. Nothing more.
  7. InterMat Staff
    More information about "2025 U20 World Championships: Men's Freestyle Final Results"
    2025 U20 World Championships: Men’s Freestyle Final Results Team Standings 1. USA 185 2. Kazakhstan 112 3. Iran 111 4. Azerbaijan 71 5. Georgia 66 6. India 60 7. Japan 57 8. Turkiye 46 9. Moldova 44 10. Armenia 35 57 kg Gold Medal Match: Magomed Ozdamirov (Russia) over Sumit Malik (India) 8-5 Bronze Medal Match: Nurdanat Aitanov (Kazakhstan) over Baiaman Kerimbekov (Kyrgyzstan) 11-0 Bronze Medal Match: Vasif Baghirov (Azerbaijan) over Ion Bulgaru (Moldova) 8-2 61 kg Gold Medal Match: Marcus Blaze (USA) over Ahora Khateri (Iran) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Magomedkhan Magamedkhanov (Russia) over Sargis Begoyan (Armenia) 12-11 Bronze Medal Match: Omar Ayoub (Puerto Rico) over Adlan Saitiev (Belarus) 8-6 65 kg Gold Medal Match: Luke Stanich (USA) over Reiji Uchida (Japan) 4-3 Bronze Medal Match: Abdullah Toprak (Turkiye) over Amal Dzhandubaev (Russia) 14-10 Bronze Medal Match: Arman Muskiyan (Armenia) over Viktor Borohan (Ukraine) 4-0 70 kg Gold Medal Match: PJ Duke (USA) over Alexandr Gaidarli (Moldova) 7-5 Bronze Medal Match: Ebrahim Elahichouran (Iran) over Abdoullah Nakaev (France) 6-4 Bronze Medal Match: Nurlan Aghazada (Azerbaijan) over Goga Otinashivili (Georgia) 4-0 74 kg Gold Medal Match: Ismail Khaniev (Russia) over Adilet Akylbekov (Kyrgyzstan) 11-0 Bronze Medal Match: Kanata Yamaguchi (Japan) over Ladarion Lockett (USA) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Dosszhan Kul Gaiyp (Kazakhstan) over Raul Caso (Italy) 6-3 79 kg Gold Medal Match: Mahdi Yousefihajiver (Iran) over Will Henckel (USA) 8-6 Bronze Medal Match: Davit Tchetchelashvili (Georgia) over Amit (India) 9-6 Bronze Medal Match: Said Saidulov (Russia) over Ion Marcu (Moldova) 11-0 86 kg Gold Medal Match: Max McEnelly (USA) over Bozigit Islamgereev (Russia) 8-0 Bronze Medal Match: Ahmet Yasgan (Turkiye) over Ryogo Asano (Japan) 9-3 Bronze Medal Match: Abolfazl Rahmani (Iran) over Razmik Yepremyan (Armenia) 4-2 92 kg Gold Medal Match: Sherzod Poyonov (Uzbekistan) over Kamil Kurugliyev (Kazakhstan) 3-2 Bronze Medal Match: Gadzhimurad Gadzhibatyrov (Russia) over Sorato Kanazawa (Japan) 15-5 Bronze Medal Match: Connor Mirasola (USA) over Anar Jafarli (Azerbaijan) 10-0 97 kg Gold Medal Match: Justin Rademacher (USA) over Magomedgadzhi Magomedov (Russia) 4-1 Bronze Medal Match: Samir Dursanov (Kazakhstan) over Vishal (India) Fall 1:22 Bronze Medal Match: Konstantine Petriashvili (Georgia) over Ibrahim Benekli (Turkiye) 8-3 125 kg Gold Medal Match: Yedige Kassimbek (Kazakhstan) over Abolfazl Mohammad Nezhad (Iran) 4-1 Bronze Medal Match: Cole Mirasola (USA) over Narantulga Darmaabazar (Mongolia) 12-2 Bronze Medal Match: Yusif Dursunov (Azerbaijan) over Levan Lagvilava (France) 3-1
  8. TexRef
    It seems like they are losing steam on getting it to be a school sponsored program. What most people don't know is the University of Texas had wrestling. It was a long time ago. They even beat Oklahoma A&M in a dual! I think they beat the Okie Aggies twice! Another bit of "Useless trivia for $500" is that Arkansas State also had a wrestling program back in 1949-1953. Coach departed for a job in his home state. The open position was Head Wrestling Coach at Iowa State University. The coach was, Harold Nichols. I won't say that is the rest of the story, but there you go.
  9. ionel
    Prob not good since Kansas State plays Iowa State today in ~ one hour!
  10. ionel
    A bag of cash?
  11. ionel
    I'm fine with banning fireworks unless stringent controll and training, they do a lot of damage and seem a waste of resources. Should private citizens be able to shoot them off in public places as a free speech statement? My second part was a question not an argument.
  12. D3 for LU
    Okay... even I think, that the announcer on the Mat B commentary is, for a lack of a better term, uninformative (other than speaking the obvious observations of one who didn't wrestle in his life!) End of mini-rant. D3
  13. InterMat Staff

    Nic Enzminger

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

    More information about "Nic Enzminger"
    Bismarck Legacy
  14. InterMat Staff

    Joey Enzminger

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

    More information about "Joey Enzminger"
    Bismarck Legacy
  15. InterMat Staff

    Rocco Salerno

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

    More information about "Rocco Salerno"
    Seton Hall Prep
  16. 1032004
    So what are your sources of information that give you your indication of what conservatives are or aren’t up in arms about? Here’s Fox News for example, including quoting someone saying they are “fixing to Bud Light themselves,” and includes links to various other Fox News articles/videos on the subject https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/cracker-barrel-faces-customer-criticism-after-ditching-iconic-48-year-old-logo-new-design
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  18. InterMat Staff
    More information about "2025 U20 World Championships: Saturday's Session One Results"
    The final four Greco-Roman wrestlers hit that mat on Saturday morning. As of now, Landon Drury and Leister Bowling have medal hopes as the opponents that defeated them have advanced to the semifinals. Greco-Roman 63 kg Round of 16 - Aleks Margaryan (Armenia) over Landon Drury 8-0 77 kg Round of 16 - Leister Bowling over Azis Atanasov (Bulgaria) 3-1 Quarterfinals - Anri Putkaradze (Georgia) over Leister Bowling 9-0 87 kg Round of 16 - Isshin Onitsuka (Japan) over Nick Nosler 8-0 130 kg Round of 16 - Koppany Laszlo (Hungary) over Shilo Jones 8-1
  19. AnklePicker
    Retherford failed to medal? He was a world champ in 2023 and he also placed 2nd in 2022. Stieber also won a world title in 2016. Maybe Im confused?
  20. Paul158
    I wonder what the odds are that Ohio State and Texas play in the first game of the season and then they play each other in the last game of the season. In the Championship. Does Vegas have a line on this or the other betting institutions?
  21. D3 for LU
    Now... Flashing back to when most foreign wrestlers react upon learning that their 1st opponent in the greco roman brackets of the upcoming U20 tournament... will be an AMERICAN: D3
  22. D3 for LU
    On the humorous sides of things... Flashing back to when most foreign wrestlers react upon learning that their 1st opponent in the FS brackets of the upcoming U20 tournament... will be an AMERICAN: "BUT, I'll have a chance for a possible bronze medal!" D3
  23. JimmySpeaks
    You would think so. For some reason woke white libtardos don’t like it at all.
  24. Bigbrog
    In my opinion, regardless if you believe the NG should be there or not, EVERYONE should be happy about this!
  25. JimmySpeaks
    https://foxbaltimore.com/news/city-in-crisis/national-guards-presence-slashes-dc-crime-rates-with-seven-days-homicide-free DC seven days in a row homicide free. And all the NG is doing is standing around.
  26. nhs67
    The other two As that matter. Academics and Attitude?
  27. Bigbrog
    I am torn...I sorta want to see Arch do well as I like the Mannings, but THE Ohio State may win this one
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