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Blaze over Ramos!3 points
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I am once again upset about Flo (& track) and their terrible product. Is this the right thread?3 points
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Ohio kids, T. Wilson, J. Blaze and E. Birden had wins as well.3 points
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i think part of it is that he lost to domestic contemporaries, not just savvy vets wrestling FS full time. no one expected him to lose to Nick Lee 3xs. another thing is, i think, he's been a superstar for so long people forget how young he is - 1 year removed from college (and already has a SR medal). he's revered. and those kinds of stars often have unreasonable expectations put upon them (spencer lee). anyone that thinks he's 'overhyped' probably have themselves to blame. no one is going unscathed at 65kg over a multi-year period.3 points
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TD in SV!!! 4-1!!! Marcus Blaze - HS kid beats #1 college ranked kid. Wow!!! Ever heard of such a a thing??2 points
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... and, to reiterate what I've already previously posted, I would like to see Israeli change their military strategy to put more emphasis on protecting civilian lives. That being said, I would also like to see Hamas (and Hezbollah) do the same - by stopping the rocket attacks into civilian area of Israel. It is extremely difficult to accept allowing Iranian sponsored militant terror groups to be held to a lower standard than the Israeli military. If the Iranian sponsored terrorists continue to target and kill Israeli citizens without apology or remorse, then how could anyone reasonably accuse Israel of being any worse than Iran/Hamas/Hezbollah? They simply could not. And don't forget - only one group is holding hundreds of civilian hostages. An unacceptable and barbaric act.2 points
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What a bunch of bullshit. There is no ethnic cleansing going on, lying bastards like you keep claiming there is - but there isn't. Israel is targeting Hamas (the militant group who attacked them), and not targeting civilian Palestinians. That is NOT ethnic cleansing. Due to the Hamas attack, Israel and Hamas are now at war. During war, civilians perish - on both sides. That is one of the many downsides of the horrible nature of war. But because civilians perish, doesn't make it ethnic cleansing. Not even close. Nobody is being forcibly moved from Gaza. Nobody. They have been warned to clear out from the areas they intend to attack and move to a safer location inside Gaza. That is NOT ethnic cleansing. It is beyond ridiculous that you - and others - keep making the BS claim of ethnic cleansing. As everyone knows by now, Hamas is a lying terrorist group that hides among civilians and in hospitals. Egypt doesn't want any part of Hamas making their way into Egypt as they hide among civilians and use terrorist tactics that are abhorrent in any even remotely civilized society. Other countries agree with Egypt, as should they all. Hamas is an evil cancer - not to be welcomed anywhere.2 points
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Wow!2 points
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Marcus Blaze over Matt Ramos!!!2 points
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When has that made any difference to you...2 points
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I believe he started practicing a few weeks ago. Could take some time for him to get to where he needs to be. Hopefully he can come back, but concussions are a tricky thing.2 points
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You gotta rep the brand...as I was told anyway. Looks like you are already sponsored by Michael Crichton. Might want to hold on to that one... start reppin that brand...you know sell the books, set up some displays at the NCAA.2 points
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Gabe Whisenhunt Oregon State beats #4 Sam Latona 10-9 at Southeast Open2 points
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Both Brawlnagels and Lucas Byrd in the lineup, and you have quite a different result. Their absences accounted for three losses. Two of those three were bonus: Pin and Tech. Additionally, Navy is young but bona fide. This was my preview here. The guy who took Edmond Ruth into overtime was at Blair two years ago winning a couple of Beasts of the East and other tournaments. The big news out of the dual was Kannon Webster making his Orange and Blue debut with a tech fall. He will redshirt this year, but, man, wait until he and Scoles and Moore and the others break into the lineup with the Brawlnagels and Byrd. Luffman will be back as well, and he's looking real good. Check it out:2 points
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"Pull that off" and upset seem similar. I'll chalk it up to semantics...2 points
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You believed that Navy was going to beat Illinois...2 points
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Beginning of the season so wrestlestat isn't exactly accurate, but they pump out upsets on the regular based on their on rankings. Below screenshot shows what we have so far before Sundays matches. Thompson over Hall seems to be the most unexpected. Latona has had a couple of odd early season tournament results in the past (e.g. Pat Phillips), so I don't worry too much about him. Kaylor on the other hand seems to be on a bit of a slide since earning All American a couple years ago.
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All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis. *-indicates event is eligible for a one-pound weight allowance Thursday, November 9: Oklahoma at Central Michigan, 7:00 PM Friday, November 10: Rider at Indiana, 6:00 PM Kentucky Wesleyan at Bellarmine, 7:00 PM Ohio State at Virginia Tech, 7:00 PM Campbell at Nebraska, 8:00 PM (7:00 PM) Bucknell at Oklahoma State, 8:00 PM (7:00 PM) Wyoming at CSU Bakersfield, 10:00 PM (7:00 PM) Saturday, November 11: Air Force, Appalachian State, Gardner-Webb, Presbyterian, Virginia at Mountaineer Invitational, hosted by Appalachian State, 9:00 AM Central Michigan, Michigan, Michigan State, Northern Illinois, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Wisconsin at Michigan State Open, hosted by Michigan State, 9:30 AM Buffalo vs. LIU at Bethlehem, PA, 10:00 AM *Northern Iowa at Grand View Open, Johnston, IA, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM) Minnesota, North Dakota State, South Dakota State at Bison Open, hosted by North Dakota State, 10:00 AM (9:00 AM) Cal Poly, Lindenwood, Little Rock, Maryland, Missouri at Tiger Style Invitational, Kansas City, MO, 11:00 AM (10:00 AM) Bloomsburg vs. NC State at Bethlehem, PA, 12:00 PM Buffalo vs. North Carolina at Bethlehem, PA, 12:00 PM LIU vs. Sacred Heart at Bethlehem, PA, 12:00 PM American vs. Clarion at George Mason, 12:00 PM The Citadel at George Mason, 12:00 PM Chattanooga at Ohio, 1:00 PM American vs. Millersville at George Mason, 1:30 PM Clarion at George Mason, 1:30 PM Arizona State vs. Lock Haven at Bethlehem, PA, 2:00 PM Army West Point vs. Purdue at Bethlehem, PA, 2:00 PM Bloomsburg vs. Sacred Heart at Bethlehem, PA, 2:00 PM *Bucknell at Oklahoma Wesleyan, 2:00 PM (1:00 PM) Chattanooga vs. Ashland at Ohio, 2:30 PM Clarion vs. The Citadel at George Mason, 3:00 PM Millersville at George Mason, 3:00 PM Arizona State vs. North Carolina at Bethlehem, PA, 4:00 PM Army West Point vs. Lock Haven at Bethlehem, PA, 4:00 PM NC State vs. Purdue at Bethlehem, PA, 4:00 PM Ashland at Ohio, 4:00 PM Williams at George Mason, 4:30 PM The Citadel vs. Millersville at George Mason, 4:30 PM Queens at Averett, 5:00 PM *Wyoming at California Baptist, 10:00 PM (7:00 PM) Sunday, November 12: *Queens at Cougar Open, hosted by Averett, 9:00 AM *Arizona State, Army West Point, Bloomsburg, Buffalo, Cornell, Franklin & Marshall, Harvard, Hofstra, Lehigh, LIU, Lock Haven, NC State, Penn, Penn State, Purdue, Sacred Heart at Journeymen Collegiate Classic, Bethlehem, PA, 9:00 AM *Edinboro at Bob Del Rosa Ohio Intercollegiate Open, hosted by Case Western Reserve, 10:00 AM Morgan State at Navy, 12:00 PM Pittsburgh vs. VMI at Navy, 12:00 PM Edinboro at Ohio State, 12:00 PM Cleveland State at West Virginia, 1:00 PM Duke vs. Kent State at West Virginia, 1:00 PM Morgan State vs. Pittsburgh at Navy, 1:30 PM VMI at Navy, 1:30 PM Rider at SIU Edwardsville, 2:00 PM (1:00 PM) Morgan State vs. VMI at Navy, 3:00 PM Pittsburgh at Navy, 3:00 PM Cleveland State vs. Duke at West Virginia, 3:00 PM Kent State at West Virginia, 3:00 PM *Nebraska-Kearney at Stanford, 4:00 PM (1:00 PM) *American at Virginia Tech, 4:00 PM Duke at West Virginia, 5:00 PM Davidson at Iowa State, 7:00 PM (6:00 PM)1 point
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This is a guy Askren talks about a bunch right?1 point
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He absolutely blitzed Tyler Caldwell (NCAA runner up to David Taylor) in freestyle. And that was when A. Valencia peaked.....1 point
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Angelo Rini over Nick Bouzakis for third and Bassett over Santaniello for 1st.1 point
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Absolutely mind boggling, two Hs kids in that bracket with the potential to knock off the #1 ranked collegiate wrestler in their weight. side questions- is this a bigger win than Ramos beating Lee last year in the Semis?1 point
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And he beat the #1 ranked high school kid at his weight (Forrest) earlier. Quite the performance.1 point
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hmm ...1 point
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M. Blaze(OH) over Forest...1 point
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Weekend Dual Results Saturday Navy 23 Illinois 18 125 - Justin Cardani (Illinois) dec Evan Tallmadge (Navy) 6-3SV 133 - Brendan Ferretti (Navy) fall Kole Brower (Illinois) 4:46 141 - Josh Koderhandt (Navy) dec Danny Pucino (Illinois) 8-2 149 - Kannon Webster (Illinois) tech James Latona (Navy) 20-5 157 - Joe Roberts (Illinois) dec Jonathan Ley (Navy) 4-2 165 - Andrew Cerniglia (Navy) tech Luke Odom (Illinois) 20-3 174 - Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec Danny Wask (Navy) 8-5SV 184 - David Key (Navy) fall Dylan Connell (Illinois) 3:27 197 - Cael Crebs (Navy) dec Isaiah Pettigrew (Illinois) 14-13 285 - Luke Luffman (Illinois) maj Grady Griess (Navy) 11-3 Nebraska 31 North Dakota State 12 125 - Caleb Smith (Nebraska) dec Carlos Negrete (North Dakota State) 9-5 133 - Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) dec Fernando Barreto (North Dakota State) 5-1 141 - Gavin Drexler (North Dakota State) dec Blake Cushing (Nebraska) 9-4 149 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) maj Kellyn March (North Dakota State) 11-1 157 - Peyton Robb (Nebraska) tech Landon Johnson (North Dakota State) 18-3 165 - Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) fall Brendan Howes (North Dakota State) 2:29 174 - Gaven Sax (North Dakota State) dec Elise Brown Ton (Nebraska) 8-3 184 - Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) tech Aidan Brenot (North Dakota State) 19-4 197 - Silas Allred (Nebraska) tech Spencer Mooberry (North Dakota State) 20-4 285 - Devon Dawson (North Dakota State) fall Harley Andrews (Nebraska) 6:23 Stanford 41 Duke 0 125 - Nico Provo (Stanford) dec Logan Agin (Duke) 8-1 133 - Tyler Knox (Stanford) tech Raymond Adams (Duke) 21-5 141 - Jason Miranda (Stanford) tech Peter Chacon (Duke) 15-0 149 - Jaden Abas (Stanford) dec Jarred Papscy (Duke) 12-7 157 - Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) tech Logan Ferraro (Duke) 19-4 165 - Zach Hanson (Stanford) dec Gaetano Console (Duke) 10-3 174 - Lorenzo Norman (Stanford) tech Jack Wimmer (Duke) 20-3 184 - Jack Darrah (Stanford) dec Conor Becker (Duke) 4-2 197 - Nick Stemmet (Stanford) tech Kwasi Bonsu (Duke) 18-3 285 - Peter Ming (Stanford) maj Connor Barket (Duke) 12-4 Air Force 27 Western Colorado 13 125 - Tucker Owens (Air Force) tech Roberto Estrada (Western Colorado) 17-1 133 - Patrick Allis (Western Colorado) dec Kole Biscoe (Air Force) 7-6 141 - Garrett Kuchan (Air Force) maj Jacob McCarley (Western Colorado) 16-6 149 - Dean Noble (Western Colorado) maj Alec Viduya (Air Force) 9-1 157 - Ryan Wilson (Western Colorado) dec Gavin Gross (Air Force) 4-2 165 - Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) tech Ryan Dirksen (Western Colorado) 20-4 174 - Cole Hernandez (Western Colorado) dec Noah Blake (Air Force) 9-6 184 - Sam Wolf (Air Force) maj Cole Gray (Western Colorado) 11-2 197 - Calvin Sund (Air Force) dec Sage Harrison (Western Colorado) 8-1 285 - Antonio Ramos (Air Force) fall Tommy Tatham (Western Colorado) 2:35 Air Force 35 CSU-Pueblo 3 125 - Nick Gonzalez (Air Force) tech Dominick Castro (CSU-Pueblo) 14-0 133 - Brenden Barnes (Air Force) tech Brandon Bigler (CSU-Pueblo) 20-0 141 - Trason Oehme (Air Force) dec Michael Atencio (CSU-Pueblo) 5-0 149 - Bryce Shelton (Air Force) maj Anthony Nichols (CSU-Pueblo) 14-3 157 - Brooks Gable (Air Force) dec Cyruss Meeks (CSU-Pueblo) 4-1SV 165 - Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) dec Elijah James Valdez (CSU-Pueblo) 5-1 174 - Drake Buchanan (Air Force) dec Tytus Coombs (CSU-Pueblo) 17-13 184 - Gage Musser (Air Force) dec Remington Winmill (CSU-Pueblo) 14-2 197 - Ben Gould (CSU-Pueblo) dec Garrett Henigin (Air Force) 7-5 285 - Antonio Ramos (Air Force) fall Josiah Aldinger (CSU-Pueblo) 6:25 Iowa 40 California Baptist 0 125 - Drake Ayala (Iowa) maj Eli Griffin (California Baptist) 18-8 133 - Brody Treske (Iowa) maj Hunter Leake (California Baptist) 12-1 141 - Real Woods (Iowa) tech Darren Green (California Baptist) 15-0 149 - Victor Voinovich (Iowa) dec Dayne Morton (California Baptist) 2-0 157 - Jared Franek (Iowa) dec Drayden Morton (California Baptist) 8-1 165 - Michael Caliendo (Iowa) tech Mateo de la Pena (California Baptist) 23-7 174 - Aiden Riggins (Iowa) maj Peter Acciardi (California Baptist) 18-4 184 - Brennan Swafford (Iowa) maj Nathan Haas (California Baptist) 15-4 197 - Zach Glazier (Iowa) dec Eli Sheeran (California Baptist) 11-2 285 - Bradley Hill (Iowa) maj Max Acciardi (California Baptist) 16-4 Sunday Iowa State 43 Cleveland State 3 125 - Kysen Terukina (Iowa State) tech Ben Aranda (Cleveland State) 20-5 133 - Evan Frost (Iowa) maj Jake Manley (Cleveland State) 17-3 141 - Dylan Layton (Cleveland State) dec Jacob Frost (Iowa State) 22-18 149 - Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) tech Douglas Terry (Cleveland State) 24-7 157 - Jason Kraisser (Iowa State) tech Shane Heil (Cleveland State) 19-3 165 - David Carr (Iowa State) fall Daniel Patten (Cleveland State) 1:47 174 - MJ Gaitan (Iowa State) tech Ronald Dimmerling (Cleveland State) 19-3 184 - Caleb Helgeson (Iowa State) maj Joey Lyons (Cleveland State) 14-3 197 - Fernando Villaescusa (Iowa State) maj Ben Smith (Cleveland State) 16-8 285 - Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) tech Daniel Bucknavich (Cleveland State) 26-10 Wisconsin 41 Lindenwood 4 125 - Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) fall Austin Kegley (Lindenwood) 2:14 133 - Zan Fugitt (Wisconsin) maj Caiden Pelc (Lindenwood) 17-3 141 - Felix Lettini (Wisconsin) dec Ben Bohr (Lindenwood) 9-4 149 - Joe Zargo (Wisconsin) tech Cruz Lara (Lindenwood) 17-2 157 - Luke Mechler (Wisconsin) fall Logan Johnson (Lindenwood) :50 165 - Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin) tech Zachary Rackers (Lindenwood) 19-3 174 - Cale Anderson (Wisconsin) maj Kaden Charboneau (Lindenwood) 17-5 184 - Shane Liegel (Wisconsin) tech Luke Shaver (Lindenwood) 17-2 197 - Michael Tal-Shahar (Wisconsin) dec Ryan Golnick (Lindenwood) 5-1 285 - David Hernandez (Lindenwood) maj Peter Christensen (Wisconsin) 17-3 Wyoming 31 Western Wyoming 10 125 - Jore Volk (Wyoming) tech Sefton Douglass (Western Wyoming) 19-0 133 - Cody Phelps (Western Wyoming) dec Cooper Birdwell (Wyoming) 7-6 141 - Gabe Willochell (Wyoming) fall River Wardle (Western Wyoming) 2:32 149 - Aidan Noonan (Wyoming) dec Chris Lopez (Western Wyoming) 5-4 157 - Tristan Stafford (Western Wyoming) dec Cooper Voorhees (Wyoming) 13-10SV 165 - Brett McIntosh (Wyoming) maj Jayden Luttrell (Western Wyoming) 17-6 174 - Will Harmon (Western Wyoming) maj Ridge Briggs (Wyoming) 9-1 184 - Ethan Ducca (Wyoming) dec Darion Johnson (Western Wyoming) 4-2 197 - Tyce Raddon (Wyoming) fall Wesley Reeves (Western Wyoming) 1:38 285 - Kevin Zimmer (Wyoming) maj D’Marion Lopez (Western Wyoming) 12-31 point -
Allentown has a song by Billy Joel. It's a wonder they aren't always getting #1 recruiting classes1 point
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Cornell greyshirt Simon Ruiz beats #14 Lennox Wolak (Sr, Columbia) 5-1 to go to the quarterfinals to meet abovementioned Rocco Welsh.1 point
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What about Illinois has been overrated? The program was left in the dumpster and Hef ate everything in the cupboards on his way out. Poeta is doing yeoman’s work if can manage a top 10 B1G finish this year. Far cry from what used to be a little thing called “annual expectations.”1 point
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Poor choice of words on my part.1 point
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Good match. Kilkeary (trailing 2-0) had his leg up in the air in a tree top position for around 30 seconds at the end of the 3rd but didn't have the height to finish it, and Ramos scrambled behind for a closing seconds takedown.1 point
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Navy over Illinois.1 point
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Metcalf, Mocco, Schlatter (maybe due to injury in part), Askren. Many of the best domestic wrestlers have been humbled against international competition. We are in a golden era where a guy who has won "only" one world silver medal at age 24 can be viewed as overhyped.1 point
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what i still haven't gotten an answer on (a credible answer), is why egypt (or any country in the region) won't take in the palestinians. literally just open the gate. and no more unnecessary civilian casualties. what am i missing?1 point
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I don't know who "They" is supposed to be, but you - like UB - have it backwards. Hamas is very simply and very clearly the guilty bastards and the target here. If they are eliminated, it will be an actual victory. The notion that any country could eliminate global terrorism is unrealistic. It's much too big of a cancer. It doesn't matter if Israel acted to eliminate Hamas or not, terrorism from the group would continue to grow and spread. You're right, history is clear on that. Inaction will not change that any more than action. What Israel is doing is eliminating the one terrorist group that is by far the worst in terms of their peoples' security. Just the one. That will improve their security for now. The only other option would be to give up and let the terrorist bastards have their way. Just like solving any big problem. You break it up into small solvable pieces and move forward. You can't solve it all at once.1 point
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2009 is an odd year so ...1 point
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You are confused here. Worldwide terror is not the target. It is far simpler than that. The current effort isn't intended to end terror - it is intended to eliminate Hamas.1 point
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Yianni Diakomihalis is not overhyped. Seniors - World Silver (55-10) | World Cadet Gold x 2 College - Champion x4 (115-2) High School - Champion x4 (243–3) Notable Senior Victories --------------------------- Vladimer Khinchegashvili - Olympic Gold, Silver | World Gold, Silver, Bronze | World Junior Gold x 2, Bronze Ismail Musukaev - World Gold, Bronze x 2 | World Junior Silver Zain Retherford - World Gold, Silver (63-16) | World Cadet Gold Barjrang Punia - Olympic Bronze | World Silver, Bronze x 3 | World U23 Silver Vazgen Tevanyan - World Bronze | World U23 Gold, Silver | World Junior Bronze James Green - World Silver, Bronze (141-39) | World University Silver Vladimir Dubov - World Silver, Bronze Joseph Mckenna - World U23 Bronze | World Junior Bronze Jordan Oliver - World Junior Bronze (81-29) Frank Molinaro - Olympic 5th Ali Rahimzade - World U23 Silver Senior Losses ------------------ Amouzad Rahman - World Gold | World Junior Gold | World Cadet Gold x 2 Ismail Musukaev - World Gold, Bronze x 2 | World Junior Silver 2 x Zain Retherford - World Gold, Silver (63-16) | World Cadet Gold Vazgen Tevanyan - World Bronze | World U23 Gold, Silver | World Junior Bronze 2 x Joseph Mckenna - World U23 Bronze | World Junior Bronze Jordan Oliver - World Junior Bronze (81-29) Sujeet Sujeet - World U20 Bronze Nick Lee1 point
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The stadium is actually filled up pretty well and this is part of southern California that is not particularly known for wrestling. Whoever promoted the team and event did a hell of a job1 point
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But you've proved to us they are always lying.1 point
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Thank you for giving a legit response to my question , and that is a good one , JO seemed to come up short a lot1 point
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One thing that I hear all the time from this generation is “big company CEO makes this much money…” “big company makes this much profit…,” “big company…” They don’t seem to any any appreciation for how the big company may have gotten there.1 point
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The older I get, the more disappointed I am with the educational gap in required life skill education. Schools ought to be teaching finance management at a young age. How to make money. How to save money. How to use money to make more money. Good debt versus bad debt, etc. How many elders would have saved more money at a younger age had a mentor spoken with them about it?1 point
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Yeah, I remembered that 'down" year for Bruce... all before his amazing gold medal performance @ Barcelona in "92. How many of you remembered seeing his round 3 win in the last seconds over David Gobejishvili ("88 gold medal winner over Baumgartner @ Seoul ?) 0-0 , ref stops action and brings the two combatants to the center meter circle. As both get set to wrestle when the whistle gets blown, Bruce noticed the Gebejishvili visibly relax... he was satisfied that they were going into overtime and to go after Bruce then. It was then that Bruce bulled rushed him at the whistle, grabbed his legs and bowled him over for a 3 point exposure! With only a few seconds left after they both landed oob... it was virtually impossible get those three back. That opened up to winning the B group and going after the gold (beating Canada's jeff Thue, 8-0.) THAT, after his 1991 medal-less showing at the Worlds, was something to behold! D31 point
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4x NCAA champion, world silver medal1 point
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yeah but what's the soccer score?1 point
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Have they changed that much? Didn't Lehigh just out score Rutgers 28-8 at the last NCAA championship?1 point
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You bring up a good point about the reversal being worth less points than the takedown. Now I have to think about this.1 point
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Greco is the original from the first Olympiad. Freestyle didn't emerge until the 19th century.1 point
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If we harken back to days of yore when freshman were not eligible to wrestle there were a number of dominant wrestlers who left us with a bunch of what ifs. Among the three timers in the three time era (100%ers) who would have won as a freshman? Maybe that Sanderson guy wasn't so special. Maybe Pat Smith shouldn't have been the first. After all, there were 15 of these guys and 6 of them were undefeated. Surely one of them would have won as a freshman and done it in style. Like the answer to the question "how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?", the world will never know. But we can know what the intersection of their careers and modern careers looks like. Instead of adding fictional titles and points to past champions, lets do the more recent guys dirty and subtract titles and points. If we subtract the first year of competition and just focus on years they all have in common, years two through four (sorry Myles and Jaydin), who scored the most NCAA points? Without further ado, I present your new king of the hill: Zain Retherford. A few other observations: In the spirit of subtraction, I decided to also subtract the 5 points Dan Gable earned in his two pigtail matches from when brackets could be just about any size. If we look at it on a per match basis Dan Hodge would take his rightful seat on the throne as he scored his 80 points in just 13 matches, while the others at or near the top did it in 15 matches. Bonus points are huge (too huge? let the debate begin). The third and fourth positions are occupied by guys who only went 2 for 3 in their last three years. But, boy did they do it in style, with Dan Gable putting up a perfect 30 points in 1969 and David Taylor scoring 29.5 in 2012.
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