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Former Boise State wrestler Andrew Hochstrasser as an assistant wrestling coach. Hochstrasser was a teammate of Utah Valley's head wrestling coach when they were both competing for Boise State and he was also a three-time NCAA qualifier and a two-time NCAA All-American (2nd in 2011 and 4th in 2009). https://gouvu.com/sports/wrestling/roster/coaches/andrew-hochstrasser/2411

I think arresting criminals and putting them in the pokey would increases public safety. When you have less police that happens less. When you have prosecutors that do not press charges after an arrest, that happens less. When you have judges that let dangerous criminals go without bail or very low bail (has kamala famously has supported with money), public safety suffers. Everything about this causes public safety to suffer. mspart

Donald and Kamala will say the things that liberals and conservatives want to hear. You will hear what you want to hear and dismiss unconsciously what you do not. The media will spin their spin. You will soak up this media and harden your existing bias. Their attacks on each other do not matter. Policy matters. Do you support ensuring everyone has the same outcomes? (Kamala does) Do you support making all illegal aliens as American citizens? (Kamala does) Do you support elections that includes non citizen voting? (Kamala does) Do you support freedom to choose abortion for the entire duration of the pregnancy? (Kamala does) Do you support defunding police? (Kamala does) Do you support foreign interference in other's affairs -- war, etc.? (Kamala does) Do you support higher taxes to increase subsidies for loan forgiveness and higher benefit payout for illegal aliens and citizens? (Kamala does) Do you support teaching critical race theory in schools? (Kamala does) Do you support censoring speech? (Kamala does) Do you support banning guns? (Kamala does) Do you support biological males beating up females in boxing? (Kamala does) It doesn't matter that Kamala couldn't win a debate against her Democratic peers in 2020. It doesn't matter that Kamala was a DEI VP selection and is now a DEI potential president nominee. The rumors of how she gained early career opportunities do not matter. Her cackling annoying laugh is what it is. She cannot communicate clearly without a projector... She hasn't accomplished her VP assignments... None of this matters. What matters is that her policies are anti American and bad for current citizens. It doesn't matter that Trump is an asshole, etc. etc.. Trump policies are better.

For some reason I doubt Aaron Brooks was handed a cut sheet of the exact, scene-by-scene events of opening ceremony, with which to make a decision on whether or not to attend.

I suppose it’s only 6 cents per forgiven student loan?

Was just kinda making a point in generalizing. His example had B) making 25,000 with two kids, and your response of having needs met they didn’t work for. My point just being that teachers are just one example of low paying professions, (yes some places are still starting out around 25-30k) but they sure do work their asses off.

When you think police does not add to public safety, then lessening their budget should have no effect on public safety. That is her position. All you have to do is look at those jurisdictions that have reduced police budgets to see how their public safety has suffered. mspart

I'm not hiding or running from anything. I'm just pointing out where you excoriated everyone for hurtful posts and then you do it with apparent impunity. You posted it. Why try to change the subject? mspart

She quite literally said that equity is where everyone ends up at the same place. https://www.cato.org/blog/kamala-harris-pursuit-equity This is a Harris quote from the video going around again. So there’s a big difference between equality and equity. Equality suggests, “oh everyone should get the same amount.” The problem with that, not everybody’s starting out from the same place. So if we’re all getting the same amount, but you started out back there and I started out over here, we could get the same amount, but you’re still going to be that far back behind me. It’s about giving people the resources and the support they need, so that everyone can be on equal footing, and then compete on equal footing. Equitable treatment means we all end up in the same place. mspart

kamala. Defund the police. CNN…. That’s a right wing outlet right ? https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/26/politics/kfile-kamala-harris-praised-defund-the-police-movement-in-june-2020/index.html

https://www.isidewith.com/ allows reviewing politician views and policies. You can take the survey and compare to self views as well. The site is neutral. https://www.thebipartisanpress.com/politics/what-is-isidewiths-bias/

After a very quiet morning session (three sets of heats) we get a jam packed evening session with five finals and three semifinals. Finals Women's 111 free Men's 200 fly Women's 1500 free Men's 200 breast Men's 100 free Semis Women's 200 fly Men's 200 back Women's 200 breast While all of the races are important (it is swimming after all, the highest form of sport) the Women's 1500 is the biggest deal with Katie Ledecky the prohibitive favorite, though she swam a slowish prelim and was only 4 seconds better than the second best time.

@Rassling Preach some more about publicly denouncing hate and everyone getting along. Talking out both sides of your suck seems to be your thing...

Thank you for this list!

okay if you guys can bear with me, I have added a color coding to show 1) Wrestlers that entered the transfer portal, and were subsequently removed from their team's roster. They still have eligibility but are not currently a member of any team (in orange) 2) Wrestlers that entered the transfer portal, did not land with a team, and were subsequently removed from WrestleStat as if to indicate that they are done with college wrestling (in teal) Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 149 2 Kyle Parco Graduate Danville, CA Arizona State Iowa 285 2 Wyatt Hendrickson Graduate Newton, KS Air Force Oklahoma State 141 3 Andrew Alirez Graduate Greeley, CO Northern Colorado Northern Colorado 174 3 Dean Hamiti Senior Joliet, IL Wisconsin Oklahoma State 197 3 Jacob Cardenas Graduate Kearny, NJ Cornell Michigan 174 5 Lennox Wolak Graduate Columbus, OH Columbia Virginia Tech 285 5 Cohlton Schultz Graduate Parker, CO Arizona State Arizona State 165 7 Cam Amine Graduate Brighton, MI Michigan Oklahoma State 285 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski Graduate Rechitsa, BY Rutgers Rutgers 165 8 Terrell Barraclough Graduate Kaysville, OH Penn State Utah Valley 157 11 Tommy Askey Graduate Pine Bush, NY App State Minnesota 165 11 Caleb Fish Graduate Eaton Rapids, MI Michigan State Oklahoma State 133 12 Connor McGonagle Graduate Danville, NH Lehigh Virginia Tech 141 13 Cleveland Belton Graduate Corona, CA Oregon State Oklahoma 174 13 Gaven Sax Graduate St. Robert, MO NDSU Oklahoma 157 16 Chase Saldate Senior Gilroy, CA Michigan State Michigan 125 16 Cooper Flynn Junior Seymour, TN Virginia Tech Minnesota 174 17 Clayton Whiting Sophomore Oconto Falls, WI Missouri Minnesota 184 18 Evan Bockman Graduate Anchorage, AK Utah Valley Iowa State 141 20 Isaiah Powe Sophomore Mount Olive, AL Chattanooga 133 23 Ethan Oakley Junior Trinity, NC App State North Carolina 184 23 Brock Delsignore Junior Ballston Lake, NY NC State Little Rock 133 24 Chris Cannon Graduate Oceanport, NJ Michigan 285 24 Dorian Crosby Graduate Erie, PA Bucknell Gannon 149 26 Jaivon Jones Graduate Shaker Heights, OH Northern Illinois Little Rock 165 26 Connor Brady Graduate Powell, OH Virginia Tech Virginia Tech 285 26 Seth Nitzel Senior Stilwell, FL Missouri Missouri 125 27 Ramazan Attasauov Junior Nalchik, RU Iowa State Illinois 125 27 Nick Babin Graduate Westwood, NJ Columbia Pitt 165 28 Kyle Mosher Graduate Rockville Centre, NY Columbia 174 27 Josh Ogunsanya Graduate River Forest, IL Columbia North Carolina 157 30 Jason Kraisser Graduate Ellicott City, MD Iowa State Illinois 157 31 Jared Hill Junior Broken Arrow, OK Oklahoma Wyoming 157 31 Clayton Ulrey Graduate Grantville, PA Virginia Tech Northern Colorado 125 31 Colton Camacho Graduate Delmont, PA Pitt Edinboro 149 32 Sammy Alvarez Graduate Garfield, NJ Oklahoma State Rider 133 34 Sydney Flores Graduate West Covina, CA Air Force 285 34 Devon Dawson Senior Brooklyn Park, MN NDSU Northern Illinois 197 34 Spencer Mooberry Junior Osage, IA NDSU Northern Illinois 184 34 Maximus Hale Graduate West Chester, PA Penn Penn 285 35 Sam Mitchell Graduate Marshfield, WI Buffalo Wyoming 157 36 Nick Stampoulos Sophomore Newark, NJ Buffalo Lock Haven 133 36 Angelo Rini Senior Mayfield Heights, OH Columbia Indiana 174 37 Gerrit Nijenhuis Graduate Canonsburg, PA Oklahoma CSU Bakersfield 149 41 Nathan Higley Sophomore Sullivan County, PA George Mason Bellarmine 125 42 Markel Baker Sophomore Freeport, IL George Mason Northern Illinois 165 42 Charlie Darracott Graduate Flowery Branch, GA Stanford Virginia 133 42 Kyle Burwick Graduate Hettinger, ND Nebraska NDSU 197 42 Carter Blough Sophomore Lowell, MI Michigan State 125 45 Evan Tallmadge Freshman Brick NJ Navy Pitt 174 45 Rylan Rogers Sophomore Coeur d'Alene, ID Michigan Lehigh 285 45 Nolan Neves Sophomore Sidney, OH Columbia North Carolina 285 47 Peter Ming Graduate Elk Grove, CA Stanford 157 51 Brock McMillen Junior Coalport, PA Pitt Pitt-Johnstown 184 51 James Lledo Graduate Lower Merrion, PA Pitt Lock Haven 149 53 Justin Rivera Graduate Orlando, FL Campbell 133 54 Logan Frazier Freshman Crown Point, IN Virginia Tech Indiana 157 53 Jeremy Paradice Sophomore Moultrie, GA Chattanooga 197 55 Billy Janzer Junior Elk Township, NJ Rutgers Citadel 184 58 Chase Kranitz Sophomore Irwin, PA Buffalo Pitt 125 59 Dominic Chavez Junior Arlington, TX Presbyterian Texas Wesleyan 125 60 Carlos Negrete Jr. Junior Fresno, CA NDSU 165 60 Carter Schubert Freshman Marion, NY Cal Baptist Oklahoma 174 60 Darrien Roberts Graduate Bethlehem, PA Oklahoma Morgan State 157 61 Danny Nini Sophomore Orlando, FL North Carolina Illinois 285 62 Xavier Doolin Junior Kansas City, MO Northern Colorado Morgan State 141 63 Job Greenwood Junior Fort Collins, CO Wyoming 174 63 Jay Nivison Graduate Davison, MI Buffalo Michigan State 285 63 Ryan Boersma Sophomore Channahon, IL Missouri North Carolina 141 64 Sam Ewing Freshman Pleasant Hills, MO Buffalo Buffalo 133 64 Fernando Barreto Sophomore Pomona, CA NDSU Oklahoma 184 66 Guiseppe Hoose Graduate Lakewood, NY Oklahoma Drexel 125 68 Tristan Daugherty Graduate Peoria, IL Buffalo 165 68 Caden Dobbins Freshman Dallastown, PA Bloomsburg Lock Haven 133 68 Tommy Maddox Graduate Washingtonville, NY Buffalo West Virginia 184 68 Connor Strong Senior Bel Air, MD Penn Chattanooga 197 69 Blake Schaffer Junior Canton, OH Kent State Cleveland State 165 74 Hunter Mays Sophomore Farmingdale, NJ Lehigh 174 74 Sean Harman Graduate West Linn, OR Missouri Oregon State 125 75 Will VomBaur Graduate Windsor, CO Northern Colorado Utah Valley 157 76 Carter Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 149 79 Joel Jesuroga Sophomore Pleasant Hill, IA Iowa Cal Poly 141 79 Benjamin Lunn Graduate Shakopee, MN Minnesota SIUE 285 79 Billy Brosko Freshman Newtown Square, PA Drexel 184 81 Branson Britten Junior Amarillo, TX Northern Colorado Little Rock 149 84 Kaleb Burgess Junior Mohawk, NY Buffalo 125 84 Tristan Mascarenas Graduate Rio Rancho, NM Arizona State 285 84 Andrew Blackburn-Forst Sophomore Lockport, IL Northern Colorado NDSU 197 84 Brad Morrison Junior Landisburg, PA Lock Haven 125 85 Zachary Espalin Junior GIlbert, AZ Navy 165 85 Luke Odom Graduate Edwardsville, IL Illinois SIUE 157 87 Carson Miller Freshman Granville, OH Pitt Ohio State 149 87 Ty Linsenbigler Junior Landisville, PA Lock Haven 197 88 Lathan Duda Junior Broken Bow, NE NDSU 157 89 Landon Johnson Sophomore Owatonna, MN NDSU 157 92 Nick Delp Graduate New Kensington, PA Bucknell 184 92 Devin Wasley Sophomore Hammond, WI Minnesota NDSU 165 94 Bryce Sanderlin Graduate Chesapeake, VA Davidson 197 95 Kolby Flank Senior Easton, PA Bloomsburg 174 95 Carter Schmidt Graduate Norwalk, IA Iowa State 149 96 Ryan Michaels Graduate McKeesport, PA Pitt Edinboro 285 94 Lonnell Owens-Pabon Sophomore Crofton, MD Buffalo 141 98 Caleb Brooks Graduate Canal Winchester, OH Buffalo Glenville State 125 103 Cole Hunt Sophomore Jacksonville, NC North Carolina Montavello 174 103 Patrick Jackson Freshman Harper's Ferry, WV Lock Haven Gannon 149 105 Bretli Reyna Junior Homestead, FL Iowa Chattanooga 165 105 Mateo de la Pena Sophomore Federal Way, WA Cal Baptist Pitt 149 106 Gabe Onorato Junior Gibbstown, NJ Drexel Glenville State 174 106 Zachary Wells Graduate Sterling Heights, IM Presbyterian 125 107 Max Elton Sophomore Hammonton, NJ Buffalo Buffalo 149 109 Jack Nies Graduate Ocean, NJ American 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 197 113 Coen Grimm Freshman Wadsworth, OH Buffalo 133 112 Kyle Rowan Graduate Perry, OH Stanford 197 115 Ruben Karapetyan Freshman Bethesda, MD George Mason 165 118 Hunter Shaut Graduate Mohawk, NY Buffalo 157 119 David Berkovich Graduate Brooklyn, NY Columbia 133 119 Gio Diaz Graduate Valparaiso, IN Franklin & Marshall 285 119 Gage Cook Sophomore Granger, WA Army McKendree 141 120 Chris Rivera Graduate Graduate Campbell 133 120 Korbin Shepherd Junior Blue Springs, MO Missouri Cal Poly 125 121 Logan Sallot Freshman Erie, PA Lock Haven Gannon 133 121 TJ England Graduate Southampton, PA Clarion Ohio 184 121 AJ Heeg Freshman Edmond, OK Oklahoma State Northern Colorado 197 123 Cameo Blankenship Graduate McRae, GA Davidson Johns Hopkins 285 125 Max Acciardi Freshman Woodcliff Lake, NJ Cal Baptist Arizona State 157 126 Loranzo Rajaonarivelo Graduate Arlington, VA George Mason Glenville State 174 126 Ryan Bolletino Graduate Haddonfield, NJ Sacred Heart 165 129 Brant Whitaker Junior Boonville, MO Missouri Wyoming 157 130 Collin McCorkle Junior Wexford, PA Pitt 165 131 Andrew Huddleston Graduate Hallsville, MO Iowa State Maryville University 197 131 Michael Baker Graduate Beavercreek, OH Columbia NDSU 197 132 Mike Tal-Shahar Sophomore Delray Beach, FL Wisconsin 125 132 Caleb Coyle Junior Omaha, NE Oregon State Nebraska-Kearney 125 135 Wyatt Skebba Freshman Hortonville, WI Central Michigan Wisconsin 149 136 Theo Cha Graduate Anchorage, AK Minnesota 184 139 Kodiak Stephens Junior Arnold, CA Oregon State 149 141 Cade Balestrini Graduate Sunbury, PA Bloomsburg 184 144 Damen Pape Junior Hastings, NE Northern Colorado Northern State 197 149 Caleb Beaty Freshman Clayton, NC American 141 149 Cam Soda Junior Burlington, MA Edinboro 184 151 Anthony DeRosa Junior MIlford, NJ Bloomsburg 141 154 Nathan Aguilar Junior Gilroy, CA Oregon State 174 152 Nolen Zeigler Sophomore Loysville, PA Bloomsburg 197 154 Massoma Endene Junior Arlington, TX Wartburg Wisconsin 133 154 Matt Ellis Sophomore Waynesville, OH Kent State 133 155 Santino Sanchez Sophomore Whittier, CA CSU Bakersfield 157 157 Paolo Salminen Freshman Billings, MT Wyoming Minnesota St.-Mankato 141 159 Walker Bents Sophomore Glenwood, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Mankato 133 161 Braxton Appello Sophomore Easton, PA Ohio State Sacred Heart 133 161 Cole French Senior Fulton, NY Buffalo 125 162 Jacob Houpt Freshman Canonsburg, PA Kent State Seton Hill 184 162 Aziz Fayzullaev Junior Tashkent, UZ Northwest College Arizona State 197 163 Jared Tracey Junior Ocean Township, NJ LIU Cornerstone 149 163 Dalton Blankenship Senior Aragon, GA Davidson 141 163 Felix Lettini Sophomore Clark, NJ Wisconsin 165 163 Andrew Chambal Junior Davison, MI Michigan State 125 165 Jacob Joyce Freshman Ponaganset, RI Stanford Brown 133 165 Dominic DiTomasso Sophomore Hahira, GA Chattanooga 149 165 Chandler Ho Junior DuBois, PA Clarion 149 168 Ty Cymmerman Senior Latrobe, PA Pitt 133 168 Makhare Rogers Freshman West Henrietta, NY Morgan State 174 169 Mitchell Broskie Sophomore Dublin, OH Kent State 149 169 Louden Stradling Freshman Gaylord, MI Central Michigan 285 168 Carson Hatch Senior Hughson, CA CSU Bakersfield 285 168 Zach Evans Freshman Chambersburg, PA Buffalo 125 173 Ariel Waldman Freshman Hewlett, NY LIU Oneonta State 174 173 Hayden Pummel Junior Indian Lake, OH Northern Illinois Glenville State 141 174 Peyton Moore Sophomore Fulton, MO Missouri NDSU 197 174 Bradley Whitright Junior Cheyenne, WY North Idaho NDSU 141 175 Thomas Fierro Junior South Plainfield, NJ Morgan State 157 175 Ethan Stiles Freshman Chicago, IL Nebraska Oregon State 157 177 Kaiden Wagner Sophomore Lewisburg, PA Lock Haven Lycoming 141 177 Sean Solis Sophomore Fountain Valley, CA NDSU Mary 165 178 Cole Zoller Graduate Medford, OR Oregon State 165 180 Cam Adams Freshman Howell, MI Central Michigan 285 182 James Bankston Freshman Durham, NC App State 133 182 Amantee Mills Freshman Fort Pierce, FL NDSU 141 184 Freddy Junko Graduate Wexford, PA VMI 165 184 Carson Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 174 186 Aidan Faria Junior Cumberland, RI Kent State Rhode Island College 149 187 Noah Roulo Senior Petersburg, VA VMI Lander 133 190 Cody Phelps Junior Pinedale, WY Western Wyoming College Michigan State 133 190 Cheaney Schoeff Freshman Avon, IN Indiana Edinboro 125 191 Zachary Jacaruso Freshman Milford, PA George Mason 174 191 Mason Gode Junior Browerville, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Moorhead 157 194 Dagen Condomitti Freshman Northampton, PA Oregon State Rutgers 157 195 Brayden Shelton Freshman Centralia, MO Northern Illinois 197 202 Niccolo Colucci Junior Summit, NJ Rutgers 157 198 Jamisen Colongione Sophomore Sayerville, NY LIU 141 206 Corey Camden Sophomore Conroe, TX Arizona State 141 206 Hunter Sloan Freshman Doylestown, PA Bucknell 141 206 Malachi Bordovsky Junior Wahoo, NE Iowa Western Drexel 157 205 Frankie McNeary Sophomore Cliffside Park, NJ Rider Sacred Heart 157 205 Aidan Hernandez Freshman Saint Charles, MO Arizona State 133 213 Drew Cooper Freshman Omaha, NE Nebraska 149 214 Trae Thilmony Sophomore Trout Creek, MT NDSU Mary 184 215 Mahkyi Smith Freshman Lehi, UT Cal Baptist Utah Valley 197 219 Christian Carroll Freshman Elkhart, IN Oklahoma State Iowa State 197 227 Macray Klohs Freshman Plymouth, MN NDSU 149 221 Tanner Gerber Sophomore Cameron, WI NDSU 141 228 Drew Woodley Graduate Northfield, MN Iowa State Grandview 197 234 Brett Wittman Senior Appleton, WI Clarion 184 226 Ryan Stein Sophomore Latham, NY Chattanooga 149 246 Santino Robinson Freshman Mascoutah, IL SIUE Quincy 125 249 Keegan Schlabach Freshman Lagrange, IN Clarion Manchester 165 249 Zane Licht Freshman Prairie du Sac, WI NDSU Wartburg 149 250 Cade White Freshman Meridian, ID Oregon State Providence (Mont) 141 256 Toby Billerman Freshman Indianapolis, IN SIUE 165 256 Jack Pickersgill Freshman Holtsville, NY LIU Cortland State 285 257 PJ Casale Sophomore Little Falls, NJ Rutgers Rutgers 157 258 Aiden Smith Sophomore Brighton, MI Northern Illinois Adrian 149 259 Hunter Hockensmith Graduate Spofford, NH Franklin & Marshall 141 261 Brayden Sonnentag Freshman Boyd, WI Wyoming Minnesota St.-Mankato 165 265 Miles Bassett Graduate St. Louis, MO Bucknell 141 266 Dy'Vaire Van Dyke Freshman Fairlawn, MI Michigan State 141 274 Eyan Chavez Sophomore Antonito, CO Northern Colorado 165 274 Griffin Ray Freshman Hillsboro, MO Nebraska SIUE 165 279 Sam Beckett Sophomore Harleysville, PA Stanford 285 276 Tyler Stewart Sophomore Woodbridge, VA Morgan State Virginia Tech 165 284 Brady Conlin Freshman Williamstown, NJ Rider 133 282 Lane Aikey Sophomore Bald Eagle, PA Edinboro 174 283 Jacob Yawn Graduate Shreveport, LA Cornell North Carolina 165 288 Michael Duggan Freshman Boiling Springs, PA Bloomsburg Franklin & Marshall 174 293 Tyler Martinez Freshman Plano, IL Northern Illinois 141 296 Kaiser Simpson Freshman Cushing, OK Cal Baptist 133 292 Spencer Von Savoye Freshman Oakdale, CA Cal Baptist Duke 157 293 Gavynn Carpenter Freshman Hallsville, MO Northern Illinois 141 297 Tanner Frothinger Freshman Eagle, ID Nebraska Utah Valley 174 300 Ryder Dearborn Freshman Santee, CA CSU Bakersfield 157 297 Jackson Berry-Bissessar Freshman Ashburn, VA Morgan State 149 338 Pedro Velazquez Junior Victoria, MN NDSU

Those dudes have an insane combination of strength, flexibility, balance and grit. They are very impressive to watch. I have to think many of these guys would make great wrestlers.

im glad you said this.. enough money Kamala's new ad today on tv i want a country where one job is enough to make ends meet.. or something to that effect um kamala... you have been in power 3 years... why isn't? also i was told bidenomics is awesome

you are catching on! lol

Yeah and we think NCAA wrestling has it bad. There are only 12 D1 schools with men’s gymnastics

When things cool down a little bit I was wondering if you could share a little bit about yourself. We seem to go at these different subjects without knowing very little about one another.

Is she related to Spencer Freakin Lee?

The 800 is pretty close to a lock also. The only person to beat her in the last decade plus, Summer McIntosh, is not swimming it in this Olympics. The 4x200 is always competitive. It will be a dogfight with the Australians and Chinese. The Aussies are favored followed by the Chinese.

Katie Freakin Ledecky

Waiting for Lenny Zalesky at Humboldt State to release their roster. Should be interesting....

They lost 2x state champ Nakoa Fouret (brother of Kekana at Oregon State) who is now at Clackamas. THey also gained Jake Castagneto who I believe was originally committed to NDSU, Hudson Rogers who was originally an Oregon State commit, Talen Eck who I believe was also committed elsewhere and NJCAA runner up Bridger Ricks from Western Wyoming. Hall has done a good job in a short time of getting a few guys into the room. The next recruiting cycle should be a good one for him. There is some good talent coming up in Utah.

Why isn't there a local liberal voice in Madison? mspart

I agree with teachers and them not making that much money, and it is a thankless job. But I would have to imagine teachers all in all make a good living if they live within their means. I know a lot of teachers through coaching, family and friends who are...and they all make a pretty darn good living. Then again, we live in the burbs/smaller town district where there is probably more money for teachers then let's say the inner cities. Guess my point is that teachers are hard workers, smart and will do what it takes to make ends meet.

True, and when it gets too burdensome, those people are voted out and a correction takes place. That is the way it works. I assume you have no problem with that since that is democracy. We are facing that today with the Presidential race. Remove current regime (Kamala represents the current regime) or try something that worked better before. That is the choice we have. That is democracy. mspart

Yep...half of the country thinks this exact thing. Man, it is amazing how you know that 150+ million people think the exact same way on this very topic

"Everyone should set aside their differences, accept one another, and just get along. Now excuse me while I boycott the Olympics because the French do not align with my personal views of moral decency"

Excellent example of why equity does not work in practice. mspart

Ummm...what?!?! You say she literally said the exact opposite than in the very next sentence you say she said exact what I wrote. If poor people need more support than rich people...why do they need that support other than to give them the same starting point as others who don't need said support?? Did you even read my post or just instantly jump into argue mode??

Oh what could have been if only Michigan State still had a parrot around the wrestling room?

so now Bassett is down to eliminating 3 schools a week, LOL. Cal Baptist, Navy and Michigan St eliminated. I received my information from Intermat's article as i'm not subscribed to his to whatever sub page he has. List is at 35 now, down to 32 next week.

Ok then so you’re not really boycotting

Non-seeded wrestlers draw bracket positions at weigh-in. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Chance to win $10k for free here (verified by FRL, they had similar contest for NCAA’s) - https://www.lineuplegends.com

D3

Mourolis was with NLWC? She didn't like it? Eveyrone likes it. It is not acceptable not to like it. It must be liked. She is playing with fire I tell you!! Waiting for the competition to begin. mspart

Watching Katie Ledecky swim a 1500 is amazing. She won her heat by something like 30 meters.

Money I have absolutely lit on fire. Abakarov +650 Kiyooka +1800 The field at 74kg (Kadi + Tsabalov essentially) +1200 No 86kg or 125kg bets Azarpira +750 (and I'm Sure I'm not done... but I dropped 100 on each of those, lol give me 1 winner)

That's the spirit.

There are things to criticize with any coaching staff outside of State College, but you invalidate your own criticism when your starting place is "they can't coach." It's a ridiculous statement that doesn't even really merit a rebuttal, but because you've annoyed me I'll do it anyway. The "getting off bottom" criticism had some merit a few years ago but has largely been corrected. I think that can definitely be attributed to a lack of focus on that area historically which was definitely worthy of examination. Front head or head under I don't know where you're getting that. There are a number of wrestlers in their lineup that score frequently from both positions. Mat returns I'm assuming you just threw in their because you needed a third example and you picked it out of a hat. Tomasello went 1-3-3-3 with losses to Gilman, Clark, and Lee at NCAA's. Wrestled a great tournament his freshman year but was lucky to have Moisey in the finals. Martin had an all-time run as a true freshman to win it from the 11 seed, but only faced the 6 seed and three unseeded opponents until he knocked off an over-zealous Nickal in that final. He improved every single year thereafter. Bo Jordan was hampered massively in the back half of his career by injuries, and dealt with an unplanned launch into fatherhood while still in college. Your criticism is lazy, and if you really want to criticize Ohio State you're not even picking the right examples. You also completely ignore the many many positive examples that support an argument that not only can TR and staff coach, but they can coach quite well.

The rare 100 / 400 double followed by water polo.

Think about how the Enlightenment spawned German Romantic thought that gave rise to both the nationalist and socialist movements ultimately resulting in the deaths of millions upon millions of people in the early 20th C, and then stare dumbfounded as millions upon millions of people use terms like nationalism and socialism without having a clue what they mean.

I think a lot of people when they refer to the "stolen election " narrative are referring to the one sided media coverage.