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He announced he’s staying home

He just announced he’s staying at Northern Colorado.

Barry Sanders best running back ever and top notch at pickleball!

He doesn’t look like an easily scouted, one trick pony sort of guy. As long as he can get out from bottom, his neutral offense will take him pretty far. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You mean like the judge Merchans daughter ?

I feel like Hamiti is right there already. Looked like he got hurt late in the MM match, the way he hobbled off the mat.

Shame he’s not a little older and forgetful, then there’d be no case.

Massoma Endene to Wisconsin.

Definitely non-Olympic ONLY this year in October. Four weights for all three styles. And this definitely only happened once before--in 2016. In 2020 there was obviously nothing--neither Olympics nor Worlds--so in 2021 they did both the Olympics plus a 10-weight Worlds to make up for it. Before 2016, there were always 7+ weights in freestyle and Greco at the Olympics, so nothing like this was deemed necessary.

Another one that I haven't noticed mentioned and is similar in breadth of sports skills is Jim Brown. Was arguable the best football player (runner at least) and was considered even better at Lacrosse. I believe some rules changes came about because of him. The Premiere Lacrosse League has an award in his name. At Syracuse he also played Basketball (9th round draft pick) and ran track. At 230+ he ran a sub 4.5 40.

Funny how the article didn't mention how his grades were. Forgot, that doesn't matter. Honestly, why do we even bother to pretend that these are student-athletes?

Now that Lewan is done we know who the most boring wrestler in the ncaa will be this year

I fully expected armed EPA agents were going to show up and seize the Corvett. Maybe they didn't because it was green?

Those FBI polo shirts must be wearing thin. Edit: maybe I should’ve been investing in Ralph Lauren these past few years?

Larkin Parco - potato potahto.

John Smith.... Joe Smith....

Yep... 24/7 open portal....NIL guaranteed.... No eligibility requirements for "student" athletes.... As I have said, they will wrestle two periods for one team, transfer to the opposing school between the 2nd and 3rd, and then defeat themselves in overtime.

Haha, what crazy world we live in. The Iowa brand of building up guys to run through walls is pretty much gone now. Can’t get that back.

Nothing at all wrong with this to help fund his family expenses to the Olympic Games. They need some help, why not give it to them?

hopefully the tank is better not cutting as much weight, Olejnik made a jump going there with John I have to think that Dean will do the same if not an even bigger jump with DT.

There should be no connection in a blind justice system on who appointed the judge and their ability to follow the law. We are certainly getting the idea of biased judges only in the last few years. Ds make a big deal out of more R appointed judges on the SCOTUS than D appointed. But the SCOTUS has not always decided in a conservative leaning way. In some cases, the count is unanimous. The judge in the classified documents case does not want to have any issue with Trump's current proceedings, and necessarily needs to have clarified a host of items as noted in the article I posted. To me that is a judge not jumping to conclusions but deliberating on the efficacy of the evidence as now there have been stories of fabrication that were withheld in the briefs concerning the case as just one of the concerning areas of inquiry in the pretrial motions. Should we rush to convict or should we get the underlying story correct first? If you read the article I posted, you would see that the DOJ has done a shoddy job on this and the judge is calling them out on that. mspart

Yes of course. I don't follow too much inside wrestling federation politic but Wrestlers . Geandry garzon use to be my favorite wrestler along with Greco wrestler Molina .

If the prosecution has failed to prove the allegation, then the judge has that prerogative. It is called a directed verdict. The judge can declare that the prosecution has not come close to prove the case. All of the prosecution witnesses say Trump didn't do what the prosecution say he did. Cohen is a pathological liar and admitted larcenist and perjurer. How has the prosecution proved their case? They haven't is the answer. The judge could say he is making a directed verdict for such a farce of a trial or he can let it go to the jury. In this case, the judge has repeatedly ruled for the prosecution and against the defense so he will let it go to the jury I believe. The closing arguments will be very interesting to hear if indeed it does get that far. mspart

TJ Hepburn could’ve been a D1 AA ,maybe a finalist , he was 3rd in sr nationals only losing to Jamal Parks who then put it on Molinaro in the finals ,he was always talented enough to wrestle D1 but didn’t have the grades and went Juco for a year where he took 2nd then went 3rd, 2nd ,1st at D2 nationals . His senior year he made the midlands finals and lost to then 2x ncaa champ Kyle Dake 4-0 , he won the Wyoming open multiple times and beat a lot of D1 guys over the years. Whatever level he wrestled at he was going to rise to the top .

Yeah, I was under the impression that Amos was moving to HWT to go the Kyle Snyder route. Wrestle folk at 230 and cut down to 213 for Greco/FS.

To an extent. A few years ago he had teched Nick Lee in FS. Fast forward to now, Nick Lee just beat him at OTT. So has he progressed, yes of course. But maybe not at the same rate as someone in an elite training room.

Isn't that a possibility at every school, regardless of if they get a new coach or not? Unless you win the national title, there's always a chance your coaching staff will recruit over you (whether that means stud high school kids or transfer portal). It's part of the game. It's the coaches job to win, literally. If you don't do that, they'll find someone who will.

Absolutely - Allirez staying is a win for the little guy and for all of college wrestling.

Unstoppable in Tecmo Bowl.

Yep...... window closed. That's why I hate this timeline .... lots of guys get put in bad positions. I am not sure when the portal opens again but it will be Fall/Winter. If I understand the new rules correctly, he could transfer anyway, enroll, then hit the portal when it opens to be immediately eligible to actually compete attached. NIL deal should be in place no matter what since it's not the school handing it out. He could also go in the portal Fall/Winter then officially transfer at the semester. He may have to compete unattached at opens in the beginning.

A very good team whether Alirez transfers there or not.

I am a big fan of Joey Davis - always was and always will be. That said, his senior year - in which he won at 184lbs, he scraped by in a 4-2 Decision victory over a ~0.500 wrestler from Penn who was also coming up fro 174lbs. Add in that despite him having a good size advantage on Alex Dieringer at the ASC, Dieringer dominated - dare I say destroyed - him. His Junior year he did beat Ottinger (CMU starter, multiple time NQ, Mark Martin (OSU starter, multiple time NQ) and Wilps (Pittsburgh starter who placed 7th that year) at 174lbs, so maybe 184 wasn't the optimal weight for him. So if he isn't going to be a good example of those who could succeed from D2 to D1 then I don't know who would be. There are many examples to pool from. Unfortunately there are going to be more D2/D3 guys who don't find the same success than do, and there are going to be many more guys who don't find success at the D1 level that do at the D2/D3 level. There is a reason D1 is considered the highest level. Edit: Isaiah White is a good example, but I think he is an exception. Particularly because he was supposed to go the D1 route and couldn't academically make it, so his 'pit stop' was to fix those issues.

197 Christian Carroll

Seven hours ago he didn't even have his digits...

Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 197 1 Massoma Endene Junior Arlington, TX Wartburg 197 2 Jacob Cardenas Graduate Kearny, NJ Cornell Michigan 285 2 Wyatt Hendrickson Graduate Newton, KS Air Force Oklahoma State 141 3 Andrew Alirez Graduate Greeley, CO Northern Colorado 149 3 Kyle Parco Graduate Danville, CA Arizona State 174 3 Dean Hamiti Senior Joliet, IL Wisconsin Oklahoma State 285 5 Cohlton Schultz Graduate Parker, CO Arizona State Will not transfer 174 6 Lennox Wolak Graduate Columbus, OH Columbia Virginia Tech 285 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski Graduate Rechitsa, BY Rutgers Will not transfer 165 7 Cam Amine Graduate Brighton, MI Michigan 165 8 Terrell Barraclough Graduate Kaysville, OH Penn State 157 10 Tommy Askey Graduate Pine Bush, NY App State Minnesota 165 10 Caleb Fish Graduate Eaton Rapids, MI Michigan State Oklahoma State 133 11 Connor McGonagle Graduate Danville, NH Lehigh Virginia Tech 174 13 Gaven Sax Graduate St. Robert, MO NDSU Oklahoma 141 13 Cleveland Belton Graduate Corona, CA Oregon State Oklahoma 157 15 Chase Saldate Senior Gilroy, CA Michigan State Michigan 125 17 Cooper Flynn Junior Seymour, TN Virginia Tech Minnesota 174 17 Clayton Whiting Sophomore Oconto Falls, WI Missouri Minnesota 285 17 Dorian Crosby Graduate Erie, PA Bucknell Gannon 141 20 Isaiah Powe Sophomore Mount Olive, AL Chattanooga 133 21 Ethan Oakley Junior Trinity, NC App State North Carolina 184 21 Brock Delsignore Junior Ballston Lake, NY NC State Little Rock 197 22 Evan Bockman Graduate Anchorage, AK Utah Valley Iowa State 133 24 Chris Cannon Graduate Oceanport, NJ Michigan 285 24 Seth Nitzel Senior Stilwell, FL Missouri 165 24 Connor Brady Graduate Powell, OH Virginia Tech Will not transfer 149 26 Jaivon Jones Graduate Shaker Heights, OH Northern Illinois Little Rock 174 26 Josh Ogunsanya Graduate River Forest, IL Columbia North Carolina 165 26 Kyle Mosher Graduate Rockville Centre, NY Columbia 125 27 Ramazan Attasauov Junior Nalchik, RU Iowa State Illinois 157 30 Jason Kraisser Graduate Ellicott City, MD Iowa State Illinois 157 31 Jared Hill Junior Broken Arrow, OK Oklahoma 184 32 Maximus Hale Graduate West Chester, PA Penn 149 32 Sammy Alvarez Graduate Garfield, NJ Oklahoma State Rider 285 33 Devon Dawson Senior Brooklyn Park, MN NDSU 125 34 Colton Camacho Graduate Delmont, PA Pitt Edinboro 133 34 Sydney Flores Graduate West Covina, CA Air Force 157 34 Clayton Ulrey Graduate Grantville, PA Virginia Tech Northern Colorado 174 35 Gerrit Nijenhuis Graduate Canonsburg, PA Oklahoma 125 37 Nick Babin Graduate Westwood, NJ Columbia Pitt 133 37 Kyle Burwick Graduate Hettinger, ND Nebraska NDSU 157 37 Nick Stampoulos Sophomore Newark, NJ Buffalo Lock Haven 197 37 Spencer Mooberry Junior Osage, IA NDSU Northern Illinois 133 38 Angelo Rini Senior Mayfield Heights, OH Columbia Indiana 184 38 Rylan Rogers Sophomore Coeur d'Alene, ID Michigan Lehigh 165 39 Charlie Darracott Graduate Flowery Branch, GA Stanford 285 39 Sam Mitchell Graduate Marshfield, WI Buffalo Wyoming 157 41 Brock McMillen Junior Coalport, PA Pitt 149 42 Nathan Higley Sophomore Sullivan County, PA George Mason 285 44 Nolan Neves Sophomore Sidney, OH Columbia North Carolina 285 46 Peter Ming Graduate Elk Grove, CA Stanford 125 46 Markel Baker Sophomore Freeport, IL George Mason Northern Illinois 197 47 Carter Blough Sophomore Lowell, MI Michigan State 184 48 James Lledo Graduate Lower Merrion, PA Pitt Lock Haven 125 49 Evan Tallmadge Freshman Brick NJ Navy Pitt 133 50 Logan Frazier Freshman Crown Point, IN Virginia Tech Indiana 149 54 Justin Rivera Graduate Orlando, FL Campbell 184 55 Chase Kranitz Sophomore Irwin, PA Buffalo Pitt 165 57 Carter Schubert Freshman Marion, NY Cal Baptist Oklahoma 157 58 Jeremy Paradice Sophomore Moultrie, GA Chattanooga 174 59 Jay Nivison Graduate Davison, MI Buffalo Michigan State 285 60 Xavier Doolin Junior Kansas City, MO Northern Colorado Morgan State 285 61 Ryan Boersma Sophomore Channahon, IL Missouri North Carolina 125 61 Carlos Negrete Jr. Junior Fresno, CA NDSU 133 63 Fernando Barreto Sophomore Pomona, CA NDSU Oklahoma 141 63 Job Greenwood Junior Fort Collins, CO Wyoming 157 63 Carter Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 197 63 Billy Janzer Junior Elk Township, NJ Rutgers 141 64 Sam Ewing Freshman Pleasant Hills, MO Buffalo Nebraska 165 65 Caden Dobbins Freshman Dallastown, PA Bloomsburg 184 65 Connor Strong Senior Bel Air, MD Penn Chatanooga 133 66 Tommy Maddox Graduate Washingtonville, NY Buffalo West Virginia 157 68 Danny Nini Sophomore Orlando, FL North Carolina Illinois 125 69 Tristan Daugherty Graduate Peoria, IL Buffalo 165 71 Hunter Mays Sophomore Farmingdale, NJ Lehigh 125 71 Dominic Chavez Junior Arlington, TX Presbyterian Texas Wesleyan 184 71 Devin Wasley Sophomore Hammond, WI Minnesota NDSU 174 72 Sean Harman Graduate West Linn, OR Missouri Oregon State 174 73 Darrien Roberts Graduate Bethlehem, PA Oklahoma Morgan State 197 73 Blake Schaffer Junior Canton, OH Kent State 125 75 Will VomBaur Graduate Windsor, CO Northern Colorado 141 77 Benjamin Lunn Graduate Shakopee, MN Minnesota SIUE 184 79 Branson Britten Junior Amarillo, TX Northern Colorado Little Rock 184 80 Guiseppe Hoose Graduate Lakewood, NY Oklahoma 149 81 Joel Jesuroga Sophomore Pleasant Hill, IA Iowa Cal Poly 285 83 Billy Brosko Freshman Newtown Square, PA Drexel 125 85 Zachary Espalin Junior GIlbert, AZ Navy 165 85 Luke Odom Graduate Edwardsville, IL Illinois SIUE 125 85 Tristan Mascarenas Graduate Rio Rancho, NM Arizona State 285 87 Andrew Blackburn-Forst Sophomore Lockport, IL Northern Colorado NDSU 174 87 Patrick Jackson Freshman Harper's Ferry, WV Lock Haven Gannon 197 87 Brad Morrison Junior Landisburg, PA Lock Haven 149 88 Kaleb Burgess Junior Mohawk, NY Buffalo 141 89 Caleb Brooks Graduate Canal Winchester, OH Buffalo Glenville State 149 91 Ty Linsenbigler Junior Landisville, PA Lock Haven 197 91 Lathan Duda Junior Broken Bow, NE NDSU 157 92 Nick Delp Graduate New Kensington, PA Bucknell 157 92 Carson Miller Freshman Granville, OH Pitt 165 94 Bryce Sanderlin Graduate Chesapeake, VA Davidson 174 94 Carter Schmidt Graduate Norwalk, IA Iowa State 157 95 Landon Johnson Sophomore Owatonna, MN NDSU 149 99 Ryan Michaels Graduate McKeesport, PA Pitt Edinboro 197 99 Ruben Karapetyan Freshman Bethesda, MD George Mason 285 100 Gage Cook Sophomore Granger, WA Army 125 103 Cole Hunt Sophomore Jacksonville, NC North Carolina Montavello 165 105 Mateo de la Pena Sophomore Federal Way, WA Cal Baptist 285 105 Lonnell Owens-Pabon Sophomore Crofton, MD Buffalo 149 107 Gabe Onorato Junior Gibbstown, NJ Drexel Glenville State 174 107 Zachary Wells Graduate Sterling Heights, IM Presbyterian 125 108 Logan Sallot Freshman Erie, PA Lock Haven Gannon 149 108 Bretli Reyna Junior Homestead, FL Iowa 125 109 Aedyn Concepcion Senior Anchorage, AK Gardner-Webb 157 111 Tyler Badgett Graduate San Diego, CA Pitt 174 112 Braden Welch Sophomore Ashland, OH App State 149 113 Jack Nies Graduate Ocean, NJ American 125 114 Max Elton Sophomore Hammonton, NJ Buffalo Lock Haven 133 114 Kyle Rowan Graduate Perry, OH Stanford 165 116 Andrew Huddleston Graduate Hallsville, MO Iowa State Maryville University 165 116 Hunter Shaut Graduate Mohawk, NY Buffalo 197 118 Coen Grimm Freshman Wadsworth, OH Buffalo 157 119 David Berkovich Graduate Brooklyn, NY Columbia 141 119 Chris Rivera Graduate Graduate Campbell 133 119 Gio Diaz Graduate Valparaiso, IN Franklin & Marshall 125 120 Caleb Coyle Junior Omaha, NE Oregon State Nebraska-Kearney 133 121 TJ England Graduate Southampton, PA Clarion 133 122 Korbin Shepherd Junior Blue Springs, MO Missouri Cal Poly 197 123 Cameo Blankenship Graduate McRae, GA Davidson 184 124 Damen Pape Junior Hastings, NE Northern Colorado Northern State 157 126 Lorenzo Rajaonarivelo Graduate Arlington, VA George Mason Glenville State 174 127 Ryan Bolletino Graduate Haddonfield, NJ Sacred Heart 157 128 Paolo Salminen Freshman Billings, MT Wyoming 165 131 Brant Whitaker Junior Boonville, MO Missouri Wyoming 197 131 Michael Baker Graduate Beavercreek, OH Columbia NDSU 197 136 Mike Tal-Shahar Sophomore Delray Beach, FL Wisconsin 125 138 Wyatt Skebba Freshman Hortonville, WI Central Michigan Wisconsin 157 139 Collin McCorkle Junior Wexford, PA Pitt 141 141 Walker Bents Sophomore Glenwood, MN NDSU Minnesota St. - Mankato 285 141 Max Acciardi Freshman Woodcliff Lake, NJ Cal Baptist 141 143 Felix Lettini Sophomore Clark, NJ Wisconsin 174 144 Hayden Pummel Junior Indian Lake, OH Northern Illinois Glenville State 149 144 Theo Cha Graduate Anchorage, AK Minnesota 184 145 Kodiak Stephens Junior Arnold, CA Oregon State 125 145 Jacob Houpt Freshman Canonsburg, PA Kent State Seton Hill 149 149 Cade Balestrini Graduate Sunbury, PA Bloomsburg 141 151 Cam Soda Junior Burlington, MA Edinboro 157 152 Kaiden Wagner Sophomore Lewisburg, PA Lock Haven Lycoming 125 153 Ariel Waldman Freshman Hewlett, NY LIU 141 155 Sean Solis Sophomore Fountain Valley, CA NDSU Mary 197 155 Caleb Beaty Freshman Clayton, NC American 174 157 Aidan Faria Junior Cumberland, RI Kent State 133 157 Matt Ellis Sophomore Waynesville, OH Kent State 141 157 Nathan Aguilar Junior Gilroy, CA Oregon State 184 158 Anthony DeRosa Junior MIlford, NJ Bloomsburg 174 158 Nolen Zeigler Sophomore Loysville, PA Bloomsburg 133 158 Santino Sanchez Sophomore Whittier, CA CSU Bakersfield 285 158 James Bankston Freshman Durham, NC App State 174 162 Mason Gode Junior Browerville, MN NDSU 133 162 Braxton Appello Sophomore Easton, PA Ohio State 149 163 Dalton Blankenship Senior Aragon, GA Davidson 133 163 Andrew Chambal Junior Davison, MI Michigan State 165 164 Carson Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 133 164 Cole French Senior Fulton, NY Buffalo 133 168 Dominic DiTomasso Sophomore Hahira, GA Chattanooga 125 169 Zachary Jacaruso Freshman Milford, PA George Mason 125 170 Jacob Joyce Freshman Ponaganset, RI Stanford Brown 133 171 Makhare Rogers Freshman West Henrietta, NY Morgan State 149 174 Ty Cymmerman Senior Latrobe, PA Pitt 125 174 Keegan Schlabach Freshman Lagrange, IN Clarion Manchester 174 174 Mitchell Broskie Sophomore Dublin, OH Kent State 149 177 Chandler Ho Junior DuBois, PA Clarion 141 180 Thomas Fierro Junior South Plainfield, NJ Morgan State 149 181 Louden Stradling Freshman Gaylord, MI Central Michigan 165 182 Cole Zoller Graduate Medford, OR Oregon State 141 184 Freddy Junko Graduate Wexford, PA VMI 165 184 Cam Adams Freshman Howell, MI Central Michigan 133 185 Amantee Mills Freshman Fort Pierce, FL NDSU 141 185 Peyton Moore Sophomore Fulton, MO Missouri NDSU 285 186 Carson Hatch Senior Hughson, CA CSU Bakersfield 285 186 Zach Evans Freshman Chambersburg, PA Buffalo 149 187 Noah Roulo Senior Petersburg, VA VMI 157 187 Ethan Stiles Freshman Chicago, IL Nebraska Oregon State 133 190 Drew Cooper Freshman Omaha, NE Nebraska 133 194 Cheaney Schoeff Freshman Avon, IN Indiana Edinboro 149 197 Trae Thilmony Sophomore Trout Creek, MT NDSU Mary 141 204 Drew Woodley Graduate Northfield, MN Iowa State Grandview 141 212 Corey Camden Sophomore Conroe, TX Arizona State 184 216 Mahkyi Smith Freshman Lehi, UT Cal Baptist 157 217 Brayden Shelton Freshman Centralia, MO Northern Illinois 197 218 Macray Klohs Freshman Plymouth, MN NDSU 141 220 Hunter Sloan Freshman Doylestown, PA Bucknell 157 220 Jamisen Colongione Sophomore Sayerville, NY LIU 197 225 Niccolo Colucci Junior Summit, NJ Rutgers 197 226 Brett Wittman Senior Appleton, WI Clarion 157 228 Frankie McNeary Sophomore Cliffside Park, NJ Rider 157 228 Aidan Hernandez Freshman Saint Charles, MO Arizona State 157 230 Aiden Smith Sophomore Brighton, MI Northern Illinois Adrian 184 231 Ryan Stein Sophomore Latham, NY Chattanooga 149 231 Cade White Freshman Meridian, ID Oregon State Providence (Mont) 157 236 Dagen Condomitti Freshman Northampton, PA Oregon State Rutgers 149 238 Hunter Hockensmith Graduate Spofford, NH Franklin & Marshall 149 242 Tanner Gerber Sophomore Cameron, WI NDSU 165 265 Miles Bassett Graduate St. Louis, MO Bucknell 165 265 Zane Licht Freshman Prairie du Sac, WI NDSU Wartburg 285 267 PJ Casale Sophomore Little Falls, NJ Rutgers 165 267 Griffin Ray Freshman Hillsboro, MO Nebraska SIUE 165 271 Sam Beckett Sophomore Harleysville, PA Stanford 165 272 Jack Pickersgill Freshman Holtsville, NY LIU Cortland State 133 276 Lane Aikey Sophomore Bald Eagle, PA Edinboro 165 276 Brady Conlin Freshman Williamstown, NJ Rider 174 283 Jacob Yawn Graduate Shreveport, LA Cornell 133 285 Spencer Von Savoye Freshman Oakdale, CA Cal Baptist 174 292 Tyler Martinez Freshman Plano, IL Northern Illinois 285 297 Tyler Stewart Sophomore Woodbridge, VA Morgan State Virginia Tech 141 298 Brayden Sonnentag Freshman Boyd, WI Wyoming Minnesota St. - Mankato 141 299 Toby Billerman Freshman Indianapolis, IN SIUE 174 301 Ryder Dearborn Freshman Santee, CA CSU Bakersfield 141 306 Tanner Frothinger Freshman Eagle, ID Nebraska Utah Valley 141 307 Kaiser Simpson Freshman Cushing, OK Cal Baptist 141 308 Dy'Vaire Van Dyke Freshman Fairlawn, MI Michigan State 157 310 Gavynn Carpenter Freshman Hallsville, MO Northern Illinois 157 314 Michael Duggan Freshman Boiling Springs, PA Bloomsburg 141 315 Eyan Chavez Sophomore Antonito, CO Northern Colorado 149 352 Pedro Velazquez Junior Victoria, MN NDSU

The obvious, and unquestioned, greatest athlete is Zambian, Nanu. After being seen outrunning a cheetah in his home country, he came to the United States and singlehandedly won the NCAA track and Field Tournament in 1973. Though it was touch and go due to his rough start (he fell/slid backward on his first long jump attempt and his first javelin attempt went backward), following a key coaching adjustment he won the 440, high jump, javelin, shot put, pole vault, discuss, long jump, and another track event in just 2 minutes and 9 seconds.

I didn't call the Heritage Foundationa liberal rag. I know they a conservative think tank, who reported on cases of conservative fraud (very few I may add in comparison.) . I said "Imagine a liberal rag reporting on liberal voter fraud." It just doesn't happen, it is white washed like Hillary's emails. The rest you can figure out for yourself.

Looks like Tyler Caldwell is staying on as an assistant coach at OSU.

Chris Edmond NCAA champ for Tennessee in the mid 80s never won HS championship in NY. Mitch Clark 1998 champ for Ohio State is another NY guy that never won a state championship.

No one is beating psu next year. The battle is for 2nd . Hopefully that changes. It will make more interesting ..

Because some are only 99% Jesus

as racist as racist gets

Here's the list. PA has had 90 wrestlers win 125 individual NCAA Division I titles. Within the list of 90 PA NCAA titlists, 33 guys compiled 40 NCAA Division I titles - but never won a PIAA HS championship. Some on the list were National Prep champs. The National Prep list includes Prep titles by Ed Ruth (who transferred to Blair Academy for his SR year), but it does not include Pat Santoro (who won a National Prep title during a post-grad year at Blair prior to enrolling at Pitt).

The greatest example is Bruce Baumgartner - never won the state title in NJ but won NCAAs (3X finalist) and became one of the greatest heavyweights ever in FS. Also I believe both Keith Gavin and Pat Santoro would qualify.

Not sure who you are talking about, but maybe they think that if Yazdani wins, then Brooks will realize that Mohammed is the one true prophet after all, and finally convert to Islam.

Olympic wrestling schedule: August 5: Coon & Elor, early rounds August 6: Coon & Elor, repechage and medals Rau & Hildebrandt, early rounds August 7: Rau & Hildebrandt, repechage and medals Jacobson & Parrish, early rounds August 8: Jacobson & Parrish, repechage and medals Lee, Brooks, Maroulis, early rounds August 9: Lee, Brooks, Maroulis, repechage and medals (3 golds today?!?) Dake, Parris, Miracle, early rounds August 10: Dake, Parris, Miracle, repechage and medals Retherford, Snyder, Blades, early rounds August 11: Retherford, Snyder, Blades, repechage and medals