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I smoked a brisket on Fri. There were all kinds of difficulties. My burner wouldn't light, I was too low on propane so it stopped heating halfway through. It smoked way to fast. But .... It was the best brisket I have ever smoked, it was incredibly tender and tasty and it was just wonderful. We finished it in the oven at 350F, not covered in foil, splashing stuff all over. But it came out at 209 on the bottom and 197 on the top. I covered it lightly to let it rest for 30 minutes and my wife was too hungry. So I carved it up, very easy carving and it was awesome. It should've been bad but was the best. Batting 100% for smoked meats coming out really really good. mspart

Here are some notes for the 'Tweener' Weights... Again, feel free to add, gents. 61 KG: - Vito Arujau - 57 KG - World Medalist, sitting out to the Semi-Finals and I think it will be at 57 KG (despite me wanting him to go up) - Nahshon Garrett - 65 KG - He just couldn't make it to 57 KG last time... I think he focuses on 65 KG and moves forward - Daton Fix - 57 KG - Writing is on the wall for him to drop - Austin DeSanto - 65 KG - I think if he drops we see a rate reductiong from him... needs to go up - Seth Gross - 57 KG - His last go? We have seen him up at 65 KG recently too, but last Oly he went 57 KG - Nathan Tomasello - 57 KG - I can't imagine him at 65 KG. - Joe Colon - 57 KG - Writing is on the wall... he is done after this one and his best shot is 57 KG - Dan DeShazer - 57 KG - I think we see him make an attempt to drop - Tyler Graff - 65 KG - He couldn't go down before when he was younger and opted for MGR... if we see him in MFS it will be at 65 KG - Shelton Mack - 57 KG - Another guy who just wouldn't sniff a match at 65 KG - Josh Rodriguez - 57 KG - Seems to have grown out of 57 KG, but I don't see him being able to run at 65 KG - Cody Brewer - 65 KG - I don't think we see him, but if we do I imagine it will be up at 65 KG - Nico Megaludis - 57 KG - I don't know that we see him, either, but if we do it will be down at 57 KG - Aden Valencia - 65 KG - He is up at 138lbs for this HS season, so I expect him to go up - Aaron Nagao - 65 KG - I don't think we see him - Sam Latona - 65 KG - If he happens to win NCAAs, or qualify in some other manner, I expect him to go up. He is already too big for 133... - Chris Cannon - 57 KG - Not sure that we see him... or even what weight he goes if we do... - Nic Bouzakis - 57 KG - He is a Greco guy, so I kind of anticipate him giving 60 KG or 63 KG a go, being as they are closer to his weight than MFS offers - Lucas Byrd - 65 KG - There was a rumor he would go up to 141lbs this season, so I will bite on that one... - Benjamin Davino - Too young? 70 Kilograms - Zain Retherford - 74 KG - World Medalist, sitting out to the Semi-Finals at Weight of Choice... calling 74 KG - James Green - 65 KG - A lot of folks are saying 65 KG for him, but I haven't seen anything from him. I think 74 KG is better for him, though. - Ryan Deakin - 74 KG - If we see him, there isn't a fart's chance in a shit storm we see him below 70 KG. - Tyler Berger - 74 KG - He is already scheduled to compete at 74 KG. - Sammy Sasso - 74 KG - I don't think we see him... unfortunately. - Alec Pantaleo - 65 KG - He has said multiple times that he is a 65 KG guy. I don't see how he makes it, but I haven't read anything otherwise. - Jarrett Jacques - 74 KG - Already registered at the BF for 74 KG - Hayden Hidlay - 74 KG - He has been a 74 KG guy when he wasn't a 70 KG guy. Not sure we see him, though. He may be focused on coaching now. - Jaydin Eierman - 65 KG - If he is healthy, 65 KG is his weight to go. I would expect him to contend, too. - Jared Verkleeren - 74 KG - I don't think we see him. He is too small for 74 KG and too big for 65 KG. - Ed Scott - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Shayne Van Ness - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG at this point, right? - Kyle Parco - 65 KG - I think he could be a factor... he's so fast and slick - Caleb Henson - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Brock Mauller - 65 KG - True Tweener here... not sure which way he goes and I don't think he is successful either way, if he does... - Jackson Arrington - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Chance Lamer - 65 KG - I think he knows that 74 KG is too big for him. - Levi Haines - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Jared Franek - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Peyton Robb - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Bryce Andonian - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Will Lewan - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Dan Cardenas - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Chase Saldate - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Paddy Gallagher - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Cody Chittum - 74 KG - Too big for 65 KG. - Meyer Shapiro - 74 KG - On the fence here. - LaDarion Locket - Too young? - PJ Duke - Too young? 79 KG: - Chance Marsteller - 86 KG - I may have it backwards, but I am pretty sure he said he was going up in one of his World Team Camp interviews - Jordan Burroughs - 74 KG - Already scheduled to compete at 74 KG... I think it's to see how he feels after the cut. We may see a change? - Alex Dieringer - 86 KG - Guy is swole AF. No way he makes 74 KG. - David McFadden - 86 KG- Guy is made for 79 KG. I don't see him dropping. - Carter Starocci - 74 KG - He said himself he is dropping. - Chris Foca - 86 KG - We have seen him at 86 KG in the past (10-0 over Max Dean) - Mekhi Lewis - 86 KG - I don't know if we see him. If he goes 184 I think the liklihood of him going Freestyle are better. - Alex Marinelli - 74 KG - He has been competing at 79 KG so he didn't have to cut, methinks. - Michael Kemerer - 74 KG - He isn't big or strong enough for 86 KG. I am happy to be wrong, though. - Taylor Lujan - 86 KG - See McFadden. He was made for 79 KG and I don't see him dropping. - Devin Skatzka - 86 KG - Seems already written in stone - Isaiah White - 74 KG - Not sure we see him, but if we do it should be down - Mike Labriola - 86 KG - Unless he has already begun his decent, he isn't making 74 KG. Too big. - Nelson Brands - 86 KG - Not sure we see him, but if we do I think he goes up. He has outgrown 74 KG. - Carson Kharchla - 74 KG - He is a 74 KG guy for freestyle, if we see him. - Donnell Washington - 86 KG - Too big for 74 KG. - Edmond Ruth - 86 KG - Too big for 74 KG. - Peyton Mocco - 74 KG - I don't see him going up, if he goes. - Michael O'Malley - 86 KG - Not sure I see a drop at this point in his career. - Cael Valencia - 86 KG - I think he is already going up. - Angelo Ferrari - Too young? - Josh Barr - 86 KG - Penn State guy... lot of age level competition - Rocco Welsh - 86 KG - A gamer... lot of age level competition - Gabe Arnold - 86 KG - Iowa guy... lot of age level competition 92 Kilograms - Zahid Valencia - 86 KG - Sitting out until the semi-finals already - Mike Macchiavello - 97 KG - Too big for 86 KG - Kollin Moore - 97 KG - Too big for 86 KG - Nate Jackson - 97 KG - Too big for 86 KG - Eric Schultz - 86 KG - This is a stretch for me. I wouldn't be surprised to see him go up. - Jay Aiello - 97 KG - Too big for 86 KG - Morgan McIntosh - 86 KG - We expected him at 86 KG for the Open (he was entered there) - Tanner Sloan - 97 KG - He has been a staple on the age-level at 97 KG for a while now - Jacob Cardenas - 97 KG - He could be a sleeper... has a lot of Freestyle success and isn't afraid of anybody - Stephen Buchanan - 86 KG - Not sure what to expect here... just don't think he is that big. - Rocky Elam - 97 KG - I don't know if he can make 86 KG anymore, but he would be a Darkhorse there... - Jaxon Smith - 97 KG - I think he is too big for 86 KG - Michael Beard - 97 KG - Large frame points towards him going up... would not be surprised to see him go down, though - Gavin Hoffman - 86 KG - His frame points towards 86 KG for me, but I would not be surprised to see him go up. - Jacob Warner - 97 KG - Not sure how he made 197lbs... - AJ Ferrari - 97 KG - Was 97 KG the last time out...

Find somebody that loves you the way @TitleIX is ripe for reform loves convicted sex offenders.

If only we had a system to determine if there was reasonable doubt. Maybe a system where, like, a group of a person's peers had to look at the case and make a determination under that very high standard in his favor. Maybe one day...

The optimism surrounding the potential withdrawal of the “Chevron deference” doctrine by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2024 might overlook certain crucial aspects of federal governance and judicial efficiency. The Chevron deference, which mandates judicial deference to federal agencies’ reasonable interpretations of ambiguous statutes, plays a significant role in maintaining a level of expertise and efficiency in federal decision-making. The notion that withdrawing the Chevron deference would lead to a more democratic judicial review process may not account for the potential bottlenecks and delays in litigation that could arise. The federal agencies tasked with interpreting these statutes are often equipped with a level of expertise and understanding that is crucial for making informed and nuanced decisions. Reassigning this interpretative authority to courts, which may lack the requisite expertise, could lead to inconsistent interpretations and prolonged legal battles, exacerbating the already existing backlog of cases. Furthermore, the assertion that this change would foster a more conducive environment for the growth of college wrestling and gender equity within the sport may not fully consider the complexity and multifaceted nature of Title IX interpretation and enforcement. Title IX’s mandate to ensure gender equity in education and athletics extends beyond merely the allocation of resources or the establishment of college wrestling teams. It encompasses a broad range of issues including sexual harassment, equal opportunity, and fair treatment across all genders. The argument also seems to oversimplify the process of launching more college wrestling teams by assuming that a change in legal doctrine would directly translate to a growth in the sport. The factors influencing the establishment and support of college wrestling teams are multifarious and not solely dependent on federal statute interpretation. They include, among others, funding, infrastructure, interest, and community support. Additionally, the perspective that moving away from Chevron deference would diminish the power of “know-it-all bureaucrats” might not acknowledge the importance of having centralized, expert-driven interpretations in maintaining a level of national standardization and coherence in the application of federal statutes. Lastly, while the aspiration for a more inclusive atmosphere within college wrestling is commendable, the pathway to achieving this inclusivity may require a more comprehensive approach than merely altering judicial deference doctrines. It necessitates a holistic examination of the existing challenges and a collaborative effort among all stakeholders, including educational institutions, athletic associations, federal agencies, and the courts. Thus, while the forecasted withdrawal of Chevron deference sparks a hopeful discourse about decentralizing decision-making and promoting gender equity in college wrestling, it may also usher in a realm of legal uncertainty, potential judicial inefficiency, and an oversimplification of the broader challenges at play.

Change Palestinians/Hamas with Germans/National Socialists in the 1930's. Same logic, Brandon. A previous post even stated that Hamas got "only" 44% of the vote. The National Socialists got only 33% in the last free and fair election in Germany which was actual 4% lower than what they got in the previous election. Nevertheless, if a population tolerates and harbors a cancer and it metastasizes beyond your boundaries then eradicating the cancer will be very painful and collateral damage (i.e. clean tissue) is sacrificed. It is unfortunate. Regardless, unconditional surrender and eradication (i.e. excising the cancer) is required. Detente is impossible. "Remission" of the cancer is beyond the ability of my analogy to stretch.

MAGA agenda... increase manufacturing in America prioritize America-First foreign policy (less involvement in international conflicts and alliances) trade policy that protects America support for law enforcement and reducing illegal immigration less government interference family values conservative judges

Isn't it ironic that @Ban Basketball has TDS and is losing his verdict due to BBS? Ban logically does not owe Bob Dole $1,000 and yet 35 forum members find him guilty of all charges. Emotional bias goes against Ban Basketball, much like it goes against Trump. Time is our friend for people to wake up. We need to behave more like Spock, rather than Romeo and Juliet, when casting one's vote between Trump and Biden. Well-informed voting is our best path forward. It isn't feeding the homeless and working for a non-profit... it's voting for leadership that will cancel lobbyists, who don't want war, who stop illegal immigration... and so on.

Greetings All... let's discuss: #10 Oregon State WT - Rank Name - Class, 22/23 Record, Result(Notes) 125 - #17 Brandon Kaylor - SR, 22W-9L, 1W-2L @ NCAA 133 - #21 Gabe Wisenhunt - FR, 9W-5L, Redshirt (1-1 in duals) 141 - #16 Cleveland Belton - JR, 18W-10L, 0W-2L @ NCAA 149 - #84 Noah Tolentino - FR, 12W-7L, Redshirt (0-2 in duals) 157 - #44 Isaiah Crosby - SR, 8W-8L, 3W-1L @ P12s 165 - #8 Matthew Olguin - JR, 24W-8L, 1W-2L @ NCAAs 174 - #10 Travis Wittlake - SR, 20W-7L, 1W-2L @ NCAAs (OSU/184) 184 - #2 Trey Munoz - JR, 27W-3L, 3W-1L @ NCAAs (6th, Semi-slide/MedDef) 197 - #119 Brett Mower - JR, 26W-2L, 2023 NJCAA(JuCo) Champion (18W-0L @ 197, 8W-2L @ 184??) 285 - #26 Boone McDermott - SR, 17W-7L, 0W-2L @ NCAAs #31 North Carolina WT - Rank Name - Class, 22/23 Record, Result(Notes) 125 - #35 Spencer Moore - SO, 8W-3L, Redshirt (13W-16L as starter in 2021-22) 133 - #76 Jace Palmer - JR, 12W-14L, 0W-2L @ ACCs 141 - #5 Lachlan McNeil - SO, 27W-9L, 5W-2L @ NCAAs (4th) 149 - #40 Jayden Scott - FR, 14W-6L, Redshirt (2W-3L in duals) 157 - #71 Sonny Santiago - SO, 9W-1L, Redshirt (9W-12L as starter in 2021-22 @ 165) 165 - #51 Nick Fea - FR, 4W-5L, Redshirt (2W-3L in duals) 174 - #124 Cade Tenold - FR, 12W-13L, Redshirt (0W-3L in duals) 184 - #11 Gavin Kane - JR, 25W-9L, 4W-3L @ NCAAs (8th) 197 - #32 Max Shaw - JR, 16W-12L, 2W-2L @ NCAAs 285 - #44 Aydin Guttridge - JR, 13W-7L, Nonstarter (2W-2L in duals) https://www.wrestlestat.com/compare/perma/664/north-carolina-vs-oregon-state This has Oregon State really laying the beat down in what is mostly a non-competitive looking 30-3 dual. That said, a total of 33 team points are scored, which means only three (3) bonus points. It also has Belton over McNeil, which is possible - I just don't think it is likely at this stage in their careers. It has the first five (5) weights being tight decisions in which I think they are all pretty close to being toss-ups, with the exception of 125 and 141 being more favored matchups to one side or the other. I have OSUw favored at 125, 165, 174, 184, and 285 with UNC favored at 141 and 197. 133, 149, and 157 are toss-ups (to me). If UNC can get those swing matches and considering that Moore at 125 and Kane at 184 are very real threats to win... they can win this one. I am going to say Koll has some matchup rub off and they get two of those early toss-ups... with Kaylor squeaking by Moore... which gives them a 3-2 match edge heading in to intermission (9 - 6 in favor of UNC). I think OSUw gets bonus (Majors) at 165 and 174 to get a controlling 14-9 lead and then Kane pulls the upset on Munoz to make it 14-12. Shaw gets a very tight decision on JuCo National Champ Mower (he is going to surprise some people). 15-14 in favor of UNC going in to 285... in which Boone pulls out a tight decision... very tight. Prediction: Oregon State over North Carolina 17-15

McLane 165 and Negron 174 would be my guess

MAGA is self evident.

It would be pretty fascinating if rankings were established at an early season tourney rather than the previous season’s NCAA results.

The situation we have here is a well armed mob making Gaza ungovernable and thus the government in Gaza is a failure. The PA tried to assert authority, but they - for many reasons - were not strong enough to bring security to its own people. Netanyahu was clear that he wanted Israel and Israelis to support this situation because a separation of the West Bank and Gaza assures no one can make a legitimate call for a free and sovereign Palestinian state.

Here is my guess: Those without a second amendment recognizing their God-given right to discard a government that threatens their other God-given rights.

I can't seem to find much on Francois. Saw some rando on twitter saying that he's out at Stanford but no clue if there's any truth to that. I thought the rumor was that Deakin was likely joining Koll at UNC, and I believe Koll himself mentioned trying to bring an assistant or 2 from Stanford to UNC (UNC's coach list currently only has Koll & Ramos).

One other thing. While @nhs67's comprehensive lists contain anyone reasonably likely to qualify for the OTT, the actual number of qualifiers is much smaller. For example, in 2021 the brackets were: 57 - 9 65 - 11 74 - 8 86 - 11 97 - 8 125 - 9

Senior Nationals is top 5 rather than top 7 Also add U23 gold medalists, Pan Am Games gold medalist (though this is probably moot as I think all reps are already qualified under other categories), Pan An Qualifier top 2 (also moot, I think, for same reason).

While it's encouraging to see enthusiasm for the potential changes that could come with the withdrawal of Chevron deference, it's crucial to remember that this legal doctrine serves as a stabilizing force in the American legal system. The idea that removing it would automatically lead to a more democratic system and benefit sports like college wrestling might be overly optimistic. For one, the removal of Chevron deference could lead to a chilling effect on federal agencies, making them less willing to issue rules or guidance. This could result in a regulatory vacuum, leaving important issues unaddressed. Additionally, the absence of Chevron deference might encourage more litigation as parties test the boundaries of agency authority, leading to a more adversarial and less collaborative approach to governance. Therefore, while the aspiration for a more inclusive atmosphere within college wrestling is commendable, achieving this goal may require a more comprehensive approach than merely altering judicial deference doctrines.

I do not know much, if anything, about either of them. But, given that Chlebove started as a 141 before dropping to 133, I do not see him going 57. With Zapf having wrestled all 10 weights in college (ok, really just 133, 141, 157, 149, in that order), I see him dropping to 65. So both 65 for me.

"Supporter" implies policy alignment with said groups. I am comfortable with rejecting this implication of your statement. I do not deny that the US State Department and our "intelligence" organizations have an absolutely horrible record of picking who will be the long term good guys and bad guys and therefore are the biggest funding source of many crazy organizations overseas - especially in their incipient stages. I ABSOLUTELY AGREE that we should stop giving money to "these" groups. In fact, we never should have started giving money to them. I define "these" groups as any group of non-America citizens. I also believe that our government should not be giving money to groups of American citizens in general. I cannot find the authority in the Constitution for the federal government to give money to any group based on any criteria whatsoever other than direct employees or companies hired to perform US Government services in support of enumerated powers. Radical, huh?

The state duals are always my favorite to watch. Saint Ed's has been hosting (Probably since 2020) and the atmosphere has always been pretty awesome.

We should get info on November 12 (Journeyman).

Here’s the first result I got: https://www.openhealthpolicy.com/p/medical-residency-slots-congress

Will there be any live streams for wrestle-offs? Recently many programs have been live-streaming their wrestle offs on YouTube or their facebooks. The only one that I know that will be streamed will be Iowa State and that will be on Rokfin. Hopefully we have some livestreams!!

Here are some notes for the gents already at the Olympics weights... Circuit Veteran just means he has been pretty active the last year or so... 57 KG: - Zane Richards - World Teamer - Thomas Gilman - World Teamer - Nick Suriano - Past NCAA Champ - Spencer Lee - Past NCAA Champ - Jakob Camacho - NCAA Contender - Cooper Flynn - On Oly-shirt - Patrick Glory - Past NCAA Champ - Caleb Smith - US Open Placer - Austin Assad - US Open Placer - Stevo Poulin - US Open Placer - Matt Ramos - NCAA Contender - Richie Figueroa - NCAA Contender - Drake Ayala - NCAA Contender - Michael DeAugustino - NCAA Contender (Michigan) - Patrick McKee - NCAA Contender - Jore Volk - NCAA Contender - Troy Spratley - NCAA Contender - Gregor Diakomihalis - Cornell, also a Diak - Brett Ungar - Cornell - Jax Forrest - Too young? - Luke Lilledal - Too young? - Anthony Knox - Too young? - Marcuz Blaze - Too young? 65 KG: - Nick Lee - World Teamer - Yianni Diakomihalis - World Teamer - Joey McKenna - Perennial Contender - Matthew Kolodzkik - US Open Placer - Beau Bartlett - US Open Placer - Anthony Ashnault - US Open Placer - Evan Henderson - US Open Placer - Luke Pletcher - Circuit Veteran - Ian Parker - Circuit Veteran - Pat Lugo - Circuit Veteran - Josh Saunders - Circuit Veteran - Cole Matthews - NCAA Contender - Brandon Wright - Circuit Veteran - Andrew Alirez - On Oly-shirt - Real Woods - I am pretty stoked to see him give it a go on the Senior level. - Brock Hardy - A very strong top game in Folkstyle... does it translate well into Freestyle? - Jesse Mendez - You know he is going to try to throw his hat in the ring... do we see him contending straight away? - Vince Cornella - A horse, but not sure what to expect on the Freestyle scene - Dylan Ragusin - Too small? Not sure what we will get from him this year if up at 141. - Ridge Lovett - Will probably be right in the thick of it... - Casey Swiderski - Too big? He can handle the horse at 74 KG, but I think he is a bit too small for it at this point - Dylan D'Emilio - Circuit Veteran - Daniel Zepeda - Too young? - Dylan Gilcher - Michigan - Pierson Manville - Too young? 74 KG: - Kyle Dake - World Medalist, Sitting out to Day 2 Best of Three - Jason Nolf - Final X Runner-UP - Vincenzo Joseph - US Open Placer - Kegan O-Toole - NCAA Contender, Age group medalist - Josh Shields - Circuit Veteran - Derek Gilcher - US Open Placer - Tommy Gantt - Circuit Veteran - Julian Ramirez - Circuit Veteran - Joe Lavallee - Circuit Veteran - David Carr - NCAA Contender, Age group medalist - Cam Amine - NCAA Contender, Michigan, Is an Amine - Jacori Teemer - NCAA Contender - Dean Hamiti - NCAA Contender - Mike Caliendo - NCAA Contender - Peyton Hall - Circuit Veteran - Caleb Fish - Circuit Veteran - Bubba Wilson - Circuit Veteran - Alex Facundo- Age group medalist - Shane Griffith - NCAA Contender - Luka Wick - A Wick? - Joe Sealey - Penn State - Mitch Messenbrink - Penn State - Joe Lee - Penn State - Matt Lee - Penn State - Patrick Kennedy - NCAA Contender - Logan Massa - ThugMassa G 86 KG: - David Taylor - World Medalist, Sitting out to Day 2 Best of Three - Aaron Brooks - Final X Runner-UP - Mark Hall - Perennial Contender - Trent Hidlay - US Open Placer, Perennial Contender, Circuit Veteran - Gabe Dean - Perennial Contender - Max Dean - Circuit Veteran - Drew Foster - Circuit Veteran - Myles Martin - Circuit Veteran - Parker Keckeisen - NCAA Contender - Bernie Truax - NCAA Contender - Trey Munoz - NCAA Contender - Dustin Plott - NCAA Contender, Circuit Veteran - Abe Assad - Iowa - Patrick Downey - Past World Teamer 97 KG: - Kyle Snyder - World Medalist, Sitting out to Day 2 Best of Three - J’den Cox - World Teamer - Silas Allred - NCAA Contender, Circuit Veteran - Isaac Trumble - Circuit Veteran - Ben Kueter - Future? - TJ Dudley - Perennial Contender, Circuit Veteran 125 KG: - Mason Parris - World Medalist, Sitting out to Day 2 Best of Three - Gable Steveson - Instant Favorite if competing - Hayden Zillmer - World Teamer - Nick Gwiazdowski - World Teamer - Dom Bradley - Circuit Veteran - Greg Kerkvliet - NCAA Contender - Wyatt Hendrickson - NCAA Contender - Lucas Davison - NCAA Contender - Tony Cassioppi - NCAA Contender - Cohlton Schultz - NCAA Contender - Demertius Thomas - Circuit Veteran - Ty Walz - Circuit Veteran, Retired? - Christian Lance - Circuit Veteran - Zach Elam - Circuit Veteran - Luke Luffman - Circuit Veteran - Josh Wood - Circuit Veteran - Owen Trephan - Circuit Veteran - Josh Heindselman - Circuit Veteran - Grady Griess - Circuit Veteran - Nick Feldman - Future? - Christian Carroll - Future? - Dayton Pitzer - Future? - Hunter Catka - Future? - Koy Hopke- Too Young? - Aden Attao - Circuit Veteran, Future?

Every person across parties that I've spoken with want... Quality, Affordable Healthcare Fair elections Money out of politics

The hotel industry is huge, and has differences to many other industries, so again I think a specific major (but not necessarily an entire "school") makes sense and could provide some value over a general business major. But even if someone majoring in it doesn't work in hotels, maybe to your point what they learn is likely not THAT much different than general business majors, so they could still get a job in a different field despite majoring in Hotel Administration.

This seems appropriate here......

i mean, it's an undergraduate degree. there are hospitality focused electives but most of the curriculum is general to any business career path. and, like i said, the hospitality industry is more than happy to throw money at the school to have them do focused research and training.

Is TitleIX the reason we have Title IX?

That is a funny quote. I'd not seen that before. Thanks for it, Ban. BTW, Groucho Marx reportedly said time flies like an arrow but fruit flies like a banana. On that note, good night to all.

I'm guessing that the market has spoken, and there is a demand for the graduates of the Hotel school.

And academia.

This is where you lost Ban the Deuce.

It’s obvious to everybody that he was found guilty of being rich, and nothing else. She claimed rape and the jury found against her claim. They thought she was lying. She claimed assault and that includes things like a pat on the buttock. They, by a preponderance and less than unanimously, found that “it could have happened.” He called her nuts and a liar and the jury found that he had more money than she did and that wasn’t fair, even if she was a lying nut job. So they awarded her money. The law may be complicated but understanding this case isn’t.

Enjoy some game day y’all

Wrestling would be better served if the super bowl half time show was a wrestling match. Neither is going to happen. They are not going to completely change how the winter games work for a relatively small sport

Disagree... Cat made his points and didn't waver... He also gave some insight that others couldn't or wouldn't...

Ha! Took me bit to get the reference. Board is better without him. His ranting against all others styles was beyond tiresome. It was also clear to me that he never wrestled and was living vicariously through his sons

I'm leaning in that direction, but the Tech rivalry and head-to-head in the dual will make for some exciting moments. I also wonder what type of schedule Vito will wrestle.

Biden made a sound decision in keeping Space Command right where it is. It is an interesting point though. When the MAGA states begin prosecuting women for getting abortions, how can the DoD justify forcing women to live in them?

Does he have D1 aspirations? Will he do his 2 (3) years then look at a place like Michigan State? You can be an undersized 125lber at the JUCO level. He needs some serious growth to succeed higher.

As a Penn State fan, this sounds like a terrible idea. On second thought, that is exactly what Iowa has been doing for the past decade. (Rimshot). I'll be here all week. Don't forget to tip your waitresses.

I hope we see Trumble - Hidlay. Trumble - Trephan would also be acceptable. Hell, a Trumble-Trephan, Hidlay-Horne mini-tournament (WvW, LvL) would be badass.

149 - Swiderski VS Echemendia 141 - Frost - Frost - Redding

Initial post - might put the actual name of the school. Thought it was a toilet bowl cleaner.

Using the pre-season Intermat rankings we are at 50% chance of 2 and 50% chance of 3 AA's for the Buckeyes.

Yeah, I did a poor job of formatting there. The probability column should go to the hundredths like this: Then you see that as a 20 seed he would have a 3% chance of AAing. And that is not a statement about Feldman. It is a statement about the history of guys who were the 20 seed. Now if Feldman has a strong season and winds up a 10 seed then his probability goes up to 37%. As an 8 seed it jumps to 49%. Even a 1 seed is not guaranteed to AA (98.5%).

Page 5 of 5. Weasel words are the true victors. There was no inferring even being attempted or insinuating until BB lost the bet. Then he weaseled out of it. Under technicality, @jrossis correct. It was clear that BB weaseled out of having to pay by saying he inferred a different set of dates. There was no reason for anybody to believe otherwise aside for himself which was a deliberate attempted at being a turdbiscuit (you know what I am saying here, gents). I must applaud his tenacity in claiming he won that exchange. He lost. Everybody lost and left the thread even more stupid than before they entered it as a direct result of his (BB) poor attempt at being a turdbiscuit. For that and that alone he should have to donate $2k to CKWC for having wasted my time twice now. The first time in 2012 and the second time just now.

transferred to Central Oklahoma this summer