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Noel counts for NY. It’s based on where the wrestlers list their hometown. Mark Hall listed Apple Valley, Minnesota, so he counted for them. It’s up to where the athlete (at least in recent years) go. Ed Ewolt started my list in the 1970s and I think he used whatever was listed in the program. Bartlett counts for whatever he lists on his Penn State bio. I do have HS stats dating back about a decade and am working on back filling that data.3 points
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https://www.themat.com/news/2023/october/22/u-s-men-s-freestyle-draws-set-at-u23-world-championships Nebraska's Brock Hardy sees OSU's Sammy Alvarez in Round #1. Hendrickson faces the Russo that gave Geno all he could handle at World this year. Parris did handle him via Tech for Bronze, though.2 points
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Answering the first part of the first post. States without an NCAA University/Division I champion (or single division which ran prior to 1963). # of All-Time places in parenthesis. Alaska (3), Alabama (5), Georgia (18), Kentucky (4), New Hampshire (1), Nevada (12), Rhode Island (6), South Carolina (4), Vermont (1), West Virginia (10) and for good measure, Washington D.C. (4).2 points
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I have been to some of the worst shelters - women, children, and homeless. I have had to stay in one during the darkest time of Detroit history. You don't even understand how stupid you are and that is sad. You are making a mountain out of a molehill on one very legitimate and disturbing topic, which is obvious you don't actually care, to justify being a blatant racist that is okay with blatant, systemic racism. All people should fear leaders that share your mindset and morals. You are a racist cunt.2 points
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It is always a pleasure reading your content, mate. Please keep it up.2 points
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The ILLINI Wrestle-offs had their share of surprises yesterday. We have some of the results--and we think all of the final results--at this link. There's also Super 32 news involving IMAR, Lucas Byrd, Seth Mendoza and a bunch of ILLINOIS lads in the quarterfinals or fighting it out on the backside. Finally, we are spotlighting ILLINI Wrestling Babies. Regular babies are okay, I guess, but ILLINI Wrestling Babies are AWESOME. Okay, we'll divulge a couple of the results: Kannon Webster beat last year's starter at 149, and Braeden Scoles beat the starter at 157 from two years ago. Looks like both the Brawlnagels are taking Olympic redshirt years, and Lucas Byrd is taking a medical shirt. That explains Tony Madrigal's transfer from Oklahoma. According to eyewitnesses, he was fantastic in his wrestle-off. He had to be as Kole Brower is a tough ILLINOIS kid.2 points
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Going into last year (since I don’t have the current sheet on my phone) This is from my annual Preview Guide.2 points
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Updated to include the Illini. The all redshirt team this year right now would be: 125: Cooper Flynn, Virginia Tech 133: Lucas Byrd, Illinois 141: Andrew Alirez, Northern Colorado 149: Colin Realbuto, Northern Iowa 157: Cesar Alvan, Columbia 165: Dan Braunagel, Illinois 174: Matthew Singleton, NC State 184: Deanthony Parker, Oklahoma 197: Zach Braunagel, Illinois 285: Jacob Bullock, Indiana that's a pretty good team1 point
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Saw it last night. That guy that plays Inmate #PO135809 is the absolute best.1 point
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The news of Lucas Byrd being on medical RS was a rumor I spotted in the summer on twitter (x?) but until now had no idea if true. He's one of my favorites and will miss his wrestling this year but Madrigal/Brower is a great set of replacements1 point
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Cael (4), Holker (1), Matt Brown (1) are it in D1. Seth Wright in D2, Matt Carter in NAIA and 10 guys in the NJCAA.1 point
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I'm a political science major. Go for it! Hey you know the only real difference between a fascist and a commie? Commies are deceptively evil1 point
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I have become dumber for having read some posters posts on here....wow. Internet at it's finest...people feel they can say the dumbest most a$$hole, racists things and justify it in their head that it makes sense. How you could correlate the worst word in the English language due to it's meaning and history, with a word that is slang for a women's body part is beyond me. And just as disgusting is to try and use the poor women who have been abused as to way to try and make a point, of which there isn't a point to be made. Sickening1 point
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All the school board hoopla on sex Ed is the same argument as CRT was. Mostly imagination and even - hypothetically - if it weren't, it isn't wrong. Just parents who don't know the arse from a hole in the ground. Woodland Park, CO (mentioned above) is an interesting case. They elected some far, far right wing folks to the school board, which is their right. They then said they were going to "flood the zone" with changes so they would get at least some of their changes before law suits could stop them. Most of the carnival barkers at school board meetings can't even do this because it isn't what most of the parents want, plain and simple.1 point
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It isn't the college location. It is individuals from a specific state they are from.1 point
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I agree .Showing from sometime in the sixties forward would be more helpful.1 point
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@BobDole Please lock this thread1 point
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Why? So we can play another senseless, multi-page game of gotcha and lost meaning? I'm just thinking that I did very well (noticed how I just upped the ante with one word .1 point
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You must live a sorry life to be watching Fox News on a weekend and relaying your disgusted analysis on a wrestling forum hoping to annoy as many as possible.1 point
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I laugh at all communist that proclaim their ideology isn't fascist.1 point
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SIU-Edwardsville 125- Davian Guanajuato over Gavin Alexander 4-2 133 - Marcel Lopez over Eric Almarinez 9-6 141 - Danny Martinez over Alec Peralta 149 - Caleb Tyus Tech fall 19-4 over Braxton Strick 157 - Brock Woodcock 14-4 major over Caine Tyus 165 - Justin Ruffin 1-0 over Bradley Gillum 174 - Dom Lopez over Antonio Torres 184 - Derron Pulliam 12-3 major over Aaron Cramer 197 - Ryan Yarnell 5-4 over Nick Nosler Sent from my SM-N986U using Tapatalk1 point
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Well you're wrong. The N word is a word that slave owners used to belittle my ancestors. But continue to explain why I can't say cunt and you can say nigger to a black man. Show your evil, disgusting ass even more.1 point
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This pretty much explains it. At the risk of putting an link in and quoting some of it, this explains in very good detail what the current emphasis is. It also is derisive of any opposing view. This is not the complete article, but if you want to read more, click on the link. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/09/how-to-teach-gender-identity-in-schools/671422/ What to Teach Young Kids About Gender Schools should tell children to be themselves. But some districts say too much—and mistake progressive dogma for established fact. By Conor Friedersdorf For the foreseeable future, parents and educators will be grappling with this polarizing question: What, if anything, should prepubescent public-school students be taught about gender identity? “Resources and lesson plans for those who want to teach about gender identity are becoming much more common,” The Washington Post reported in June. “Seven states now require that curriculums include LGBTQ topics. The National Sex Education Standards, developed by experts and advocacy groups, name gender identity as one of seven essential topics, alongside puberty, consent, sexual orientation and other subjects. And the federal government recommends that schools include gender identity in their sex education programs.” The push is to start young. California’s Department of Education urges kindergarten teachers to dispel gender stereotypes, laying groundwork “for acceptance, inclusiveness, and an anti-bullying environment,” because “some children in kindergarten or even younger have identified as transgender.” Some educators favor earlier interventions. The eight co-authors of the 2019 book Supporting Gender Diversity in Early Childhood Classrooms argue that too little emphasis is given to gender identity in the years before age 6, when educators have “a chance to prime all parents for supporting their children’s gender health” and “the opportunity to educate all children about gender diversity and introduce them to role models of a variety of genders.” But a rival faction has reacted by insisting, at the other extreme, that instruction involving gender identity has no place at all in early-childhood education. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a law in March that prohibits public schools from presenting any instruction on gender identity until at least the fourth grade. According to NPR, at least a dozen other states are considering similar legislation. The issue could be a political winner for the Republicans who are pushing it. A recent survey sponsored by the American Federation of Teachers finds that 58 percent of likely voters in battleground states disapprove of the way students are taught about “sexual preference and gender identity.” Asked to explain why, 31 percent said “students are too young for [the] material,” while 27 percent said parents are responsible for teaching it. mspart1 point
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Pushes... These parents provide feedback on sex ed, CRT, etc. at school. A study was commissioned on a nationally representative sample of 1,505 yet-or-recent high school graduates about CRT and Gender Identity topics. The majority of these students shared feedback that they were taught directly at school or told what to think by an adult at school on these topics. https://www.city-journal.org/article/yes-critical-race-theory-is-being-taught-in-schools1 point
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Reportedly, here is the Stanford wrestling situation nowadays: ***Three top-5 recruiting classes, a substantial regional training center (RTC) structure and group of athletes, and additional scholarships funded through self-endowment. Meanwhile the wrestlers have an average GPA above 3.5, "exemplifying the balance of academics and athletics for which Stanford stands."*** Meanwhile ACC affiliation will give them annual competitions against some academically motivated universities including (but not limited to) Duke, UNC & U.Va. Unfortunately Ga. Tech. does not presently sponsor wrestling at the NCAA D1 level, but the Yellow Jackets were recently ranked as either the best deal for the tuition dollars or the second best. Meanwhile Cal: Berkeley also does not presently sponsor NCAA D1 wrestling. And I'm not aware that Southern Methodist University (SMU) ever has. But maybe that can change. I think ACC teams will be very happy to have Stanford in their circle of wrestling rivals. As we know, rivalry can be converted into friendship in our great sport of wrestling during the off-season, and beyond. And there is no doubt that folks on each of the ACC's 3 coasts would like to get some experience studying and / or working on AT LEAST one of the other two coasts someday. If only they can afford the travel despite budget cuts... Either way, Rob Koll appears to have left behind a solid base after he inherited a program that was all but extinct. Hopefully he can keep wrestling alive at his alma mater in Chapel Hill, and enable it to increasingly thrive (and hopefully welcome Stanford's entry into the ACC despite UNC's, Clemson's & Florida State's reported prior disapproval).1 point
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September 11th is the final partial team/individual application deadline for for the 2024 Escape the Rock Wrestling Tournament at Council Rock South High School in Holland, PA on January 13th & 14th. We anticipate issuing the final invitations for the tournament during the week of September 18th. Please apply at the link below to submit your wrestlers, including incoming Freshmen and Transfers for consideration: http://www.escapetherock.org/contact-apply.html Full team applications are closed and invitations have been issued, but you can also use this link to add your team to the waiting list in case of cancellations.1 point
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In the background of the hospital bombing storm, Israel bombed a christian church where people were sheltering. Relatives of former Republican lawmaker Justin Amash killed in the strike.0 points
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