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Great to see this. Any time an academy can get someone of this quality on their staff it’s a big gain for them. Spent two years wrestling at USNA as a wrestling room dummy in the mid 70s, but had HOF’er Ed Peery as HC and Captain Lloyd Keaser as AC as he prepped for the 76 Olympics. Only way for academies to compete is initial recruiting and coaching. Obviously no transfers coming in, and can’t imagine how they can utilize NIL to recruit - all we have to recruit is Top Gun 1 and 2.

Hate this kind of tweet. Say the words. Or don't tweet. Don't give me this coy, shy, cutsey shit.

Deny if you want. You said it. So now read the rest of my post. mspart

Here we go AGAIN!! Your "logic" has to work both ways...that is where you are so blind! The truly bad guys (Humas) are responsible for the current situation...you continually trying to paint a different picture is flawed on so many levels. Let's stick with your logic...shouldn't all Israel's be blinded by rage and want to kill Humas??

A bunch of unregulated, ultra-rich bros promising 17-year-olds 10 million plus dollars to sportball... What could possibly go wrong?

Davis and Kolat sat together at the Olympic trials last month. They seemed like old friends. Davis seemed to be having a good time. There were a lot of Navy wrestlers there with Kolat too. Having seen that this makes a lot of sense

The idea that the Jews and Arabs would live in peace if the Palestinians weren’t displaced in 48 is dead wrong. This issue exists because Islam will not tolerate Jews living on what they think is Muslim land. There has been much worse displacement/killing of various Arab/Muslim groups to each other over the years and the same sort of dynamic between those groups is not like what exists between Israel and the Palestinians.

you have to do a lot of mental gymnastics to carry on for 44 pages in support of a terror group whose state mission is a jihad in and genocide of Israel.

Yet, you only apply international law to one side there UB. And you fail to actually assign blame. If Hamas did not do Oct 7, this would not be happening. Yes, you remember, the butchering of 1100 Israelis, some in the most heinous fashion. If Hamas did not kill the Israelis, Hamas would not be at actual war with Israel. The fact that they use the Gazans as human shields (also against international law, but ignored by sympathists) is what gets a lot of those folks killed. When Israel says evacuate and Hamas says don't, then Hamas has the blame, not the Israelis. Israel has tried to avoid innocents to the greatest extent possible. Yet it is not enough for Hamas nor their sympathizers. This is 100% the fault of Hamas. It doesn't matter how many they recruit because all of Hamas has targets on their backs as well they should. mspart

Less puffy drunk face assistant coaches in the corner, for starters.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13444539/fbi-donald-trump-raid-deadly-force-mar-lago.html https://nypost.com/2024/05/21/us-news/fbi-was-authorized-to-use-deadly-force-in-mar-a-lago-classified-docs-search/ mspart

Y'all gotta stop putting them into these projected lineups. They're not going back to OkSt and Iowa's AD has already denied letting them in there. They won't be wrestling at all next year. Just accept it.

I think Iowa ends up shaking out 125- Ayala 133- Schriever / Peterson 141- Block 149- Parco 157- Caliendo / PK 165- PK / Caliendo 174-Gabe Arnold 184- Brands 197- Glazier HWT- Kueter Solid team with a chance for quite a few AA’s. Will be in the mix for a trophy.

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

Larkin Parco - potato potahto.

How often do you have to get your outrage machine serviced? It seems to run 24/7/52.

This would also be his fourth school if he lands somewhere: Hofstra, Buffalo, Oklahoma - and where next!

Forgot Giuesseppe Hoose was in the portal at 184lbs. https://www.wrestlestat.com/season/2024/wrestler/56371/hoose-guiseppe/profile

Agreed... probably need a 5 pound bag of sugar free gummy bears to top it off.

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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 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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 Will not transfer 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 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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 Will not transfer 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 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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 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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

LaRkIn Is FoR sUrE 157 bRo!

Local report is Merrill likes to eat.

Updated 125 Spratley 133 Hughes 141 Jamison 149 JW 157 Caleb Fish 165 CAM AMINE 174 Mean Dean 184 D Plott 197 Christmas Carroll 285 Pindrickson

Cary was actually in Madison training for a very brief period when Barry was coach. I think he may have left mid-season, and unsure of the details. Funny how things come full circle.

Good pick up for Branch Love to see Wyoming do good

I might have seen 1 3 point nf.

He's staying away from Joey. After all, the guy was killed in a gunfight and Brooks is scared of guns.

Just as clear that Iowa wrestler Ed Banach was a lock for four titles before he won his third by demolishing Mark Schultz.

Real Woods was way better at Iowa than Stanford.

What does the Hamas propaganda machine have to say about October 7th? That would be a very interesting read. Propaganda machines are great at lying in order to recruit more numbers.

who is this transfer that everyone seems to take for granted is coming to Tempe?

Definitely a fair question, and it's actually much worse than I would've even guessed digging into it a little. Looking just at seed/place difference, NC State was at -22 in this year's tourney. This is the worst mark in the last 10 years of the tournament (possibly all time, but I stopped looking after 10 years). Beyond that, NC State was last place in this metric each of the past 3 seasons (-22 in 2024, -11 in 2023, -11 in 2022). Obvious conclusions here are that they're either being overseeded, or completely falling apart at the end of the year. Probably a bit of both but I would lean more towards the latter.

Congrats to Navy & Davis; one of the good guys in the sport.

Just to be clear, Carroll is also a grown a$$ man.

I don't think there's a clear cut #2 at all. WrestleStat currently projects Oklahoma State as a solid #2, which I think is fair. And that's with Spratley/Hughes/Jamison/Williams scoring 7 team points between them--which I think is very low. Ohio State has a lot of upside up and down the lineup, but Mendez can't do better than he did last year, and I'd venture to say the same about Welsh. Feldman could take another step up so that shouldn't be ignored. Iowa with Parco and Brands could get to around that 70 point mark. With Ferrari even more. I wouldn't count out NC State either. If Trumble emerges as a contender they could have 7 or 8 AA's and a finalist or two.

I have to see Carroll compete at 197 before I call him an AA lock although I think he has tremendous upside at that weight and it would not surprise me a bit to see him as a high AA.

Nope, not good for the sport. Fans want to watch the top competitors. Fans want good duals. Cael is managing things and winning, but the fans are losing. Some of his guys have fewer matches in a season that guys did in the 1940's.

We know he's athletic... probably the most athletic heavyweight we have had this millennium. That said, what does that mean for top speed? He could run a ~4.7s 40, but a ~6s 3 cone drill and that would tell us a lot more about position. Those are elite EDGE numbers. If he does that with a 12 rep bench, then he isn't a DE, he's potentially an OLB... but then he would need higher top end speed, so undesirable there. This is all conjecture, mind you. I don't know any of his stats aside for height/weight, and it is likely that we never will.

Sweep right...

Definitely a threat. He’s shown that he can beat high level guys in freestyle like Kolozdik, Lugo and Mendez

ludopathy

Larkin will plug right in at 149. Not much of a drop off.

HEP

Guess that’s why I lol’ed at the original post. It’s an entirely subjective and pointless definition.

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 .

Maximus Hale has been removed from the portal on WrestleStat and is back on the Penn roster as usual

Unstoppable in Tecmo Bowl.

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.

My girlfriend says the same thing...

I could see a scenario where Coon wrestles his arse off and has things break right and ends up on the podium. Odds are against it, but if any of the three Greco guys medal, I'd expect it to be him. Would be nice to break the 16 year medal drought in Greco.