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here are those that entered the portal and either stayed with the team they were on, or found a new team: Athlete NCAA Accolades 2025-26 Year Weight WS Rank Transferring From R Entered Portal Transferring To Dean Peterson 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 4 Rutgers 0 March 31 Iowa Stevo Poulin All-American (8th in 2025) SR 125 9 Northern Colorado 0 June 12 Iowa State Jore Volk All-American (7th in 2024) JR 125 13 Wyoming 0 March 28 Minnesota Cooper Flynn 2X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 18 Minnesota 0 April 30 Chattanooga Spencer Moore NCAA Qualifier Graduate 125 20 North Carolina 0 March 24 Illinois Kysen Terukina 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 125 24 Iowa State 0 March 17 North Carolina Louie Gill FR 125 26 NC State 0 March 24 West Virginia Diego Sotelo 2X NCAA Qualifier SR 125 27 Harvard 0 October 1 Michigan Kurt McHenry Graduate 125 32 Penn State 0 May 2 California Baptist Jace Schafer SR 125 46 West Virginia 0 April 30 Bloomsburg Patrick Adams Graduate 125 96 Northwestern 0 April 4 Rutgers Isaac Hampton SO 125 145 Navy 0 March 19 Southern Oregon James McDonnell SO 125 146 Binghamton 0 April 7 Ithaca Caden Smith FR 125 183 Virginia Tech 0 March 19 Sacred Heart Ruben Lorenzana SO 125 183 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Kent State Robert Gardner JR 125 196 Clarion 0 March 19 Lycoming Parker Pikor FR 125 215 Cleveland State 0 January 28 Kent State Richard Figueroa Champ (2024) SR 133 9 Arizona State 0 April 5 Oklahoma State Sean Spidle NCAA Qualifier Graduate 133 21 Central Michigan 0 March 25 Northwestern Blake Boarman NCAA Qualifier SR 133 25 Chattanooga 0 April 6 Purdue Jake Crapps FR 133 40 Missouri 0 April 8 Army Chris Cannon 2X All-American (7th in 2021 and 2022) Graduate 133 43 Northwestern 0 April 29 Minnesota Zach Redding 2X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 133 55 Iowa State 0 March 17 NC State Tyson Charmoli FR 133 69 Wyoming 0 April 8 Oklahoma Marco Tocci SO 133 72 North Carolina 1 April 15 North Carolina Vincent Santaniello JR 133 73 Pittsburgh 0 March 25 The College of New Jersey Draegen Orine FR 133 77 NC State 0 March 24 Little Rock Gary Steen SR 133 84 Penn State 0 March 20 Oklahoma State Cody Phelps JR 133 99 Michigan State 0 April 22 Wyoming Joseph Clem FR 133 108 West Virginia 0 March 31 Sacred Heart Brycen Arbogast FR 133 113 West Virginia 0 April 1 Edinboro Ky Szewczyk FR 133 115 Ohio 0 April 14 Clarion Nicholas Molchak SR 133 136 Cleveland State 0 April 22 Kent State Anthony Clem FR 133 144 West Virginia 0 March 31 Sacred Heart Matt Beem FR 133 159 Campbell 0 March 19 Buffalo Michael Giugliano SO 141 163 Buffalo 0 March 28 Bloomsburg Chandler Sewell SO 133 188 Drexel 0 April 1 Newberry Canon Acklin FR 133 231 Iowa State 0 March 31 Central Oklahoma Peyton Costa FR 133 262 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Clarion Major Lewis JR 133 267 Bloomsburg 0 March 19 Lycoming Nasir Bailey All-American (4th in 2024) JR 141 8 Little Rock 0 March 26 Iowa Tyler Wells 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 141 17 Minnesota 0 April 17 Oklahoma Isaiah Powe NCAA Qualifier JR 141 40 Chattanooga 0 March 23 Iowa Central Elijah Griffin NCAA Qualifier Graduate 141 45 California Baptist 0 March 26 Rider Andre Gonzales Graduate 141 48 Ohio State 0 March 19 Cal Poly John Hildebrandt JR 141 82 Drexel 0 March 31 Sacred Heart Jordan Decatur SR 141 88 Kent State 1 April 9 Kent State Joseph Fongaro JR 141 110 Rutgers 0 March 24 App State Hunter Mason SO 141 111 Virginia Tech 0 March 24 Chattanooga Emilio Trujillo SO 141 119 California Baptist 0 March 19 Northern Colorado Gianni Silvestri SO 141 126 Clarion 0 April 7 Buffalo Jaydon Robinson FR 141 128 NC State 1 April 4 NC State Michael Trujillo FR 141 151 Campbell 0 March 19 CSU Bakersfield Patrick Mullen FR 141 159 Utah Valley 0 April 15 Wartburg Landen Duncan SO 141 162 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Kent State Brandon Bauer FR 141 201 Little Rock 0 March 19 Clarion Ethan Mitchell SO 141 203 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Glenville State Cole Coffin FR 141 265 Bloomsburg 0 March 26 Shippensburgh Lachlan McNeil 3X All-American-4th (2023), 5th (2025), 6th (2024) Graduate 149 5 North Carolina 0 March 25 Michigan Ethan Stiles All-American (6th in 2025) SO 149 6 Oregon State 0 April 17 Ohio State Jordan Williams 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 149 7 Little Rock 0 March 26 Iowa Casey Swiderski All-American (7th in 2024) JR 149 8 Iowa State 0 March 20 Oklahoma State Jack Gioffre NCAA Qualifier JR 149 13 Virginia 0 April 5 Oklahoma Chance Lamer 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 149 14 Cal Poly 0 April 11 Nebraska David Evans Graduate 149 20 Penn State 0 March 24 Utah Valley Willie McDougald 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 24 Oklahoma 0 April 10 West Virginia Jesse Vasquez NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 25 Arizona State 0 March 27 California Baptist Caleb Rathjen NCAA Qualifier Graduate 149 26 Iowa 0 March 23 Northern Iowa Michael Gioffre JR 149 31 Virginia 0 April 4 Illinois Wynton Denkins NCAA Qualifier JR 149 60 Campbell 0 July 3 Virginia Dylan Layton JR 149 61 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Rider William Meiszner JR 149 69 Kent State 0 March 19 Chattanooga Gavin Brown JR 149 75 Ohio State 0 March 25 Purdue Kyle Dutton JR 149 79 Little Rock 0 April 16 Retired Benjamin Alanis SR 149 90 N. Colorado 0 May 2 Arizona State Cael Raines FR 149 181 Buffalo 0 April 24 Bloomsburg Colin Roberts Graduate 149 187 Edinboro 0 March 27 Lake Erie College Joseph Sentipal SO 149 189 Lock Haven 0 April 7 West Liberty Oliver Fairchild SO 149 198 Campbell 0 March 19 Clarion Reese Courtney FR 149 211 Campbell 0 March 25 Grand View Jahan Isaacs FR 149 217 Kent State 1 April 11 Kent State Matthew Hoelke Graduate 149 219 Rider 0 March 19 Newberry Andrew Parish SO 149 221 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Findlay Connor Saylor SO 149 255 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Gannon Brayden Brown FR 149 270 Ohio State 0 April 7 Mount St. Joseph Caleb Camp FR 149 286 Arizona State 0 March 26 Fort Hays State Parker Lyden SO 149 292 Campbell 0 March 19 St. Cloud State Stone Pomeroy FR 149 317 Kent State 1 April 11 Kent State Peyten Kellar All-American (5th in 2024) SR 157 8 Ohio 0 April 17 Oklahoma Vinny Zerban All-American (6th in 2025) SR 157 13 Northern Colorado 0 June 12 Iowa State Ethen Miller 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 157 19 Maryland 0 April 1 Virginia Tech Brock Herman SO 157 23 Ohio State 0 March 31 Little Rock James Chance SO 157 43 George Mason 0 April 23 Kent State Colton Washleski NCAA Qualifier Graduate 157 49 Rider 0 March 24 Virginia Chris Earnest JR 157 52 Campbell 0 August 4 Kent State John Wiley JR 157 64 Oklahoma 0 April 16 Oklahoma City Douglas Terry SR 157 104 Cleveland State 0 January 31 Life University Jeremy Ginter FR 157 106 California Baptist 0 April 1 Ohio State Reese Stephen FR 157 108 Cleveland State 0 January 28 Kent State Nathan Rickards FR 157 115 Virginia 1 April 1 Virginia Seth Larson FR 157 124 Campbell 0 March 19 Seth Larson Connor Eck SR 157 143 Lock Haven 0 March 25 Clarion Logan Ferrero Graduate 157 144 Duke 0 March 19 Maryville University Jude Randalll FR 157 194 Oklahoma 0 April 18 Arizona State Jeremy Manibog SO 157 210 Oklahoma State 0 March 28 CSU Bakersfield Christian Stanek JR 157 279 Iowa State 0 March 24 Central College Roman Onorato FR 157 308 Drexel 0 March 31 Glenville State Rafael Hipolito NCAA Qualifier SO 165 9 Virginia Tech 0 May 1 Oklahoma Maxx Mayfield 3X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 165 13 Northwestern 0 April 1 Missouri Bryce Hepner Graduate 165 22 Ohio State 0 March 19 North Carolina Daishun Powe FR 165 45 Northern Colorado 1 April 3 Northern Colorado Eric Alderfer JR 165 50 Lock Haven 0 March 24 Bloomsburg Kelin Laffey JR 165 69 Pittsburgh 0 March 19 Buffalo Tate Geiser SR 165 73 Cleveland State 0 January 28 Edinboro Brendon Abdon JR 165 81 Little Rock 0 March 19 Rider Brendan Howes JR 165 89 ND State 0 April 11 St. Cloud State Grant Mackay SO 165 91 Pittsburgh 0 March 19 Gannon DJ Shannon Graduate 165 93 Michigan State 1 May 2 Michigan State Mason Reiniche SR 165 95 Oregon State 0 May 2 Chattanooga Aurelius Dunbar Graduate 165 96 Penn State 0 March 26 Duke Cale Anderson Graduate 165 97 Wisconsin 1 April 1 Wisconsin Anwar Ali Graduate 165 99 Virginia 0 April 10 Davidson Domenic D'Agostino JR 165 103 Drexel 0 April 9 Long Island Anthony Ferrari SO 165 108 Long Island 0 March 24 Morgan State Luke Gayer JR 165 116 Rutgers 0 March 19 Cal Poly Samuel Gautreau FR 165 151 Maryland 0 March 27 Lock Haven Connor Holm FR 165 185 Cleveland State 0 January 28 Glenville State Leo Hess SO 165 203 Bloomsburg 0 March 27 Glenville State Brady Benham FR 165 232 Iowa 0 April 24 Central Oklahoma Dean Renna FR 165 257 Sacred Heart 0 April 15 NYU Javani Majoor FR 165 265 Arizona State 0 March 31 Adams State Lucas Schell FR 165 295 Buffalo 0 March 25 Castleton Lenny Pinto 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 174 4 Nebraska 0 April 7 Rutgers Sergio Desiante NCAA Qualifier JR 174 18 Chattanooga 0 April 23 Virginia Tech Alex Facundo NCAA Qualifier JR 174 20 Penn State 0 March 20 Oklahoma State Caesar Garza JR 174 30 Michigan State 0 March 31 Cal Poly Murphy Menke JR 174 47 Oregon State 0 April 1 Northern Colorado Erik Gibson SO 174 49 Penn State 0 April 4 Retired Tate Picklo NCAA Qualifier SR 174 54 Oklahoma 0 May 2 Oklahoma City Ty Finn Graduate 174 62 Virginia Tech 0 March 28 NYU Ethan Ducca Graduate 184 71 Wyoming 0 March 5 Bloomsburg Jack Kelly Graduate 174 80 Penn State 0 March 25 George Mason Greyson Harris JR 174 94 Hofstra 0 March 19 North Carolina Connor O'Neill NCAA Qualifier SR 174 118 Rutgers 0 July 29 Michigan State Braidon Woodward FR 174 120 Buffalo 0 March 19 Bloomsburg Shane Reitsma Graduate 174 127 Rider 0 April 5 Johnson & Wales Gavin Ricketts SO 174 157 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Bellarmine Logan Heckert SO 174 161 Campbell 0 March 20 Cumberland (TN) Bodie Morgan FR 174 205 Davidson 0 April 11 West Liberty Brady Conlin SO 174 243 Rider 0 March 28 Newberry Rocco Welsh All-American (2nd in 2024) SO 184 5 Ohio State 0 March 27 Penn State Gabe Arnold NCAA Qualifier SO 184 10 Iowa 1 July 1 Iowa Dylan Fishback 2X NCAA Qualifier JR 184 11 NC State 0 April 15 Ohio State Zack Ryder FR 184 12 Penn State 0 April 2 Oklahoma State Brian Soldano 2X NCAA Qualifier SR 184 14 Rutgers 0 March 25 Oklahoma Isaac Dean NCAA Qualifier Graduate 184 17 Rider 0 March 24 Iowa State Jaden Bullock NCAA Qualifier SR 184 24 Michigan 0 May 1 Virginia Tech Daschle Lamer SO 184 28 Cal Poly 0 April 11 Oregon State Michael Squires SR 184 39 Princeton 0 October 1 Binghamton Lucas Daly Graduate 184 74 Michigan State 0 April 14 Pittsburgh Orlando Cruz SO 184 75 Purdue 0 March 31 Indiana Dylan Kohn SR 184 82 West Virginia 0 March 26 Lander Kyle Snider JR 184 92 Kent State 0 April 18 Wheeling Connor Jacobs SO 184 102 Clarion 0 March 31 Buffalo Caleb Roe JR 184 107 Presbyterian 0 April 23 Northern Illinois Brent Slade SO 184 109 Campbell 0 March 19 Wartburg Justin Mayes Graduate 184 151 Cornell 0 January 9 NYU Lane Kiser FR 184 173 Campbell 0 March 25 Cumberlands (KY) Trevyn Gates FR 184 203 Purdue 0 April 9 Western Wyoming Steven Duffy FR 184 205 Cleveland State 0 February 18 Kent State Javon Lewis FR 184 215 Kent State 1 April 2 Kent State Rocky Elam 4X All-American - 3rd (2023), 4th (2022), 5th (2021), 6th (2024) SR 197 3 Missouri 0 April 7 Iowa State Evan Bates 2X NCAA Qualifier Graduate 197 10 Northwestern 0 May 4 Missouri Remy Cotton NCAA Qualifier SO 197 29 Michigan State 0 March 24 Rutgers Cade Lautt Graduate 197 42 North Carolina 0 April 11 Illinois Xander Myers FR 197 93 Cleveland State 0 January 28 Ohio State Ethan Finch Graduate 197 97 Pittsburgh 0 March 19 Clarion Coy Raines FR 197 99 Buffalo 0 April 25 Bloomsburg Cole Robertson SO 197 143 Ohio State 0 April 4 Drury University Aiden Hight FR 197 179 ND State 0 March 19 Pitt-Johnstown AJ Ferrari Champ (2021), All-American (3rd in 2025) JR 285 1 CSU-Bakersfield 0 March 26 Nebraska Taye Ghadiali All-American - 8th (2024) Graduate 285 10 Campbell 0 February 28 Michigan David Szuba NCAA Qualifier Graduate 285 12 Rider 0 March 19 Arizona State Hunter Catka 3X NCAA Qualifier SR 285 17 Virginia Tech 0 March 19 Rutgers Christian Carroll SO 285 28 Iowa State 0 March 24 Wyoming Hogan Swenski Graduate 285 30 Ohio State 1 March 26 Ohio State Nate Schon JR 285 43 Iowa State 0 April 9 Drexel Gabe Christenson Graduate 285 51 Virginia 0 March 25 Northwestern Chase Horne JR 285 60 NC State 0 March 24 Maryland Kade Sottolano JR 285 62 Edinboro 0 April 24 Lock Haven Kevin Zimmer JR 285 91 Wyoming 0 April 10 SIUE Mason Cover Graduate 285 98 Cleveland State 0 January 30 CSU Bakersfield Nathan Carnes SO 285 148 Presbyterian 0 March 20 Belmont Abbey Ryan Dimmick FR 285 150 Kent State 1 March 21 Kent State Braden Ewing SO 285 157 Brown 0 April 16 Liberty Shane Cook SO 285 158 Cleveland State 0 January 27 Grand View Carter Neves FR 285 162 Ohio State 0 March 27 Chattanooga Kaleb Wright FR 285 240 Campbell 0 March 19 Long Island Luke Herendeen FR 285 257 Buffalo 0 April 2 SUNY Brockport

It’s pretty simple. I don’t want us citizens deported either. It’s naive to think any program can be 100% accurate. That’s unfair but that’s life. So if you’re committed to deporting illegals you should minimize as much as possible errors but reality is there will be some. my comment is not really on that. Ds say Trump is a fascist bla bla because he deports and separates families etc…. While they do the same shyte. There wasn’t a cnn news piece 16,762 times a day when king Obama did it. No one called him a dictator. No one called him a fascist. No one said he was ending democracy. It’s that hypocrisy on the left that people are sick of.

Well, this subject sure has triggered some some folks. At this point I say who cares, all kinds of folk get into law enforcement. Educated non educated. He’ll be following orders (or publicity stuff) not setting policy. His degree in history with emphasis in development in motion pictures is pretty much irrelevant. Let him roll, just like anyone else.

This has to be my favorite of yours that I've heard. I might put this on my training playlist. When I think I'm at my limit, I'll just remember little WKN doing those extra laps at the local pool after his teammates have all gone home.. and I will push on. Cuz I'm a distance swimmer nowwww!

You out did yourself there pj! Sure MP and I wished you had dropped a finfall in there somewhere but really outstanding. We should have a music thread pinned to the top with all these tunes dropped in. Maybe @nhs67 can wake up @BobDole and make it happen.

Example of cancel culture: Stating "All lives matter" then losing job of 20+ years the next day. Not examples of cancel culture: Not having your tens of millions of dollars contract renewed because your show loses tens of millions of dollars every year due to your antics alienating 50+% of the population.

ICE’s job is to enforce immigration laws, not to target people by race.

It was the best of days. It was the worst of days. I was 10. I was stuck. I just could not break 1:00.0 in the 100 yard freestyle. It was summer so we were swimming long course where the equivalent is 1:08. My coach got an idea. Instead of my normal warm up of 500 - 1,000 meters he wanted me to swim non-stop for the entire hour warm up session. And I was just dumb enough to do it. I swam a 1:06 that day. I was elated until my coach burst that bubble telling me he had just discovered I was a distance swimmer. Dammit. What followed was a series of late Sunday sessions when everyone else had gone home, but I was stuck waiting for the last event, the 1,500 free. Some meets the officials didn't even stick around. They just left the keys on the blocks with a note saying to lock up when I was finished. Many miles, and few accolades later, my shoulders are killing me and my flexibility is shot. But at least I can bring a bit of culture into an uncultured world.

I find it funny why this would even remotely bother anyone

finfalls...

Let's toughen up brother. It won't be a short or easy ride. But some are built to take on challenges better than others. Ben is at the top of that list.

Reported by dozens of news outlets: I don’t know who dc draino is. I don’t think they clean pipes though I don’t know who Johnny Midnight is either : The United States Department of Justice has subpoenaed New York Attorney General Letitia James, who had successfully filed a civil lawsuit against US President Donald Trump for alleged fraud in his business dealings. Friday’s subpoenas come as the department convenes a grand jury to investigate whether James, a Democrat, violated the civil rights of President Donald Trump and other Republican-affiliated entities.

Trying to clean it up. Last time I used a word the forum didn't like it took some liberties with my post.

I wouldn't even mind if they embellished what they find. It would be poetic justice.

If red Can’t feel the sarcasm. 2,920 is a lot of days to get ready for this. if you remember. The ag lady … all she campaigned on was jailing Trump if you remember.

With all the lies told by the prosecution they didn't stand a chance. They literally falsified evidence and got caught.

Hot little girl is a shooter. Hanging out with Taran Buttler at the range.

Unconstitutional I believe was the ruling.

Well I'm pretty sure the Judge threw that charge out for the sham it was.

I’m hoping they steal shamelessly and have some Prime Time Nationally televised hearings.

America knows it was a sham. Simply done for talking points for useful idiots. Now these legitimate crimes will get the attention they deserve. Nobody had to change laws, allow for a special limited prosecution window, file a lawsuit without actual standing. Karma is a witch.

Hope they have good good dirt on some of them and they get tossed in jail

Cool link in the comments. https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/2017/06/the-clintons-had-slaves the Clinton’s had slaves: Hillary Clinton was, however, generous enough to allow inmates from Arkansas prisons to work as unpaid servants in the Governor’s Mansion. In It Takes a Village, Hillary Clinton writes that the residence was staffed with “African-American men in their thirties,” since “using prison labor at the governor’s mansion was a longstanding tradition, which kept down costs.” It is unclear just how longstanding the tradition of having chained black laborers brought to work as maids and gardeners had been. But one has no doubt that as the white residents of a mansion staffed with unpaid blacks, the Clintons were continuing a certain historic Southern practice. (Hillary Clinton did note, however, that she and Bill were sure not to show undue lenience to the sla…servants, writing that “[w]e enforced rules strictly and sent back to prison any inmate who broke a rule.”

Reddit is only good for p0rn and hearsay. also as noted above. Every president since the beginning of time has separated parents from kids when caught doing illegal stuff. Stuff ranging from dui to assault or illegal immigration or anything in between. All babies cry every night. Noting that this particular baby cries every night ads no value to the opinion piece.

Appeals Court Tosses Judge Boasberg’s Contempt Ruling Against Trump Over El Salvador Deportations This tweet is in the article before 1032045&383858 asks if I follow this dude https://www.mediaite.com/media/news/appeals-court-tosses-judge-boasbergs-contempt-ruling-against-trump-over-el-salvador-deportations/amp/

Maestro. You are a very talented man. Captured beautifully. Though my wife was a little freaked out.

Sure ... the more outrage whether original or outrage about outrage the more fun.

What pants?

One thing I know We can all agree on. One thing Trump is not living up to his campaign promises is that I don’t think he is deporting enough illegals. Hopefully they can kick it into the next gear and get the machine ramped up.

The single biggest issue being ignored on this is those pants are ugly. As hot as she is, she can't make those look good.

It's definitely not his academics ....

there's a difference between 'seeing a way he beats haines' and picking it. i don't think anyone is picking it (including flo) at this time.

Overwhelmingly people want the illegals out. The people who want them out are not crying holy hell over a few mistakes. The liberal people that wanted them here and not deported are the ones whining. &nbsp their is no system that can be 100.0% accurate. It isn’t like 51,000 citizens got deported. Here is a number for you. 6 months in. Judges have had Trump bring back 4 people. F-o-u-r. 51,000 minus 4 is 50,996. Your what-about comment is nonsense. It isn’t happening in large enough volume relative to the volume of the people on left that whine about it. The pro illegal alien + sanctuary city whiny people. fun fact. That section of people were going to whine either way no matter what Trump did. No matter how effective or ineffective he is. That’s just the reality of politics.

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The whole thing with whatabouts is an inability to hold one’s own accountable. It’s much easier on the psyche to point out someone else doing wrong than to acknowledge my guy/person/group is doing wrong. We saw it in the last administration and ‘what about’ for Biden back to Trump, just like we are seeing it now with Biden and Obama. Two sides of the same coin. It’s a lot like the parent that comes in to meet the principal because their kid f***ed up. Instead of taking the steps and strategy to ensure their kid won’t make the same mistake again, it’s easier to find other kids who have done it. The problem with all these whatabouts is they won’t promote any growth or improvement in behaviors. It’s enabling. And that’s the number one political strategy these days, deflect what my party is doing wrong and look got and scream and yell what the other party is doing wrong (even if my party is doing the same d**n thing). And unfortunately many of we the people fall for it hook line and singer and flock around like parrots

Given we are not a fascist country and do not have a fascist leader. I am not fully understanding your outrage here.

He can be trained just like anyone else. Not a single law enforcement officer starts out with experience. Just because he is a celebrity doesn't mean he should be held to a higher standard to do this job.

South Park just did an episode on this Wednesday lol. It’s pretty funny. I watched it last night and wondered if they wrote it after some of this was announced or not.

I was only listing maximum potential. I do think we see a large increase of AAs after going 0-4 in the blood round last year. Pucino could BBQ or AA and I wouldn't be surprised. I think Moore is going to turn some heads this year - NQ as a true freshman and a redshirt last year. Big potential.

And finally a table. Horizontal change represent consolidation in a weight. For example, 184 gained points from both 174 and 197. Vertical change represents dispersion from a weight. For example, 197 gave up points to 174and 285. Reading in both directions shows both sides of the coin. For example, 157 gave up 33.5 points to 165, but received 31 from 149.

Husker- probably hard to do, but I only know because Dean went, so there is that piece of it. I am sure there were a lot more really good kids there as well. Nebraska does a great job and that camp is a really good prep for Fargo for any kid serious about placing high there. I am sure they are all over it on the recruiting trail. Hard to pin down everything that happens in the recruiting process for schools, but kids social medias give some insights as to what visits are happening etc. Dean mentioned two last night, said ISU visited Sonny Amato and Va Tech visited Clinton Shepherd, both legit hammers.

Ben Askren just went from hero to "eff it, put this game on Legendary mode and I'm about to set the world record." I've never been more pumped to see someone spit out 5 pound curls in my life. If this guy is any more inspirational we may not have any brick walls left because we ran through them all thanks to him.

Brucey? Ha...yes, I do watch current college wrestling. Actually...been watching wrestling since I've been old enough to see. I apologize for not being able to adequately explain the strategy of protecting a lead and "smart stalling." Stalling has always been and always will be a "standard and part of the game." I do have a little experience wrestling at the college level against exceptional competition and "stalling" within the confines of the rules as written was a great weapon. First of all, my observation is that referee's usually call stalling when it's obvious and not cloaked well. When it is concealed well, they have no choice. They can't call it. Second of all, the lead wrestler has earned that right to stall at the end of a match particularly when a stall call will not affect the outcome of the match and especially if he has no prior stall calls. Handing out a courtesy stall at the end is...other than appeasing folks like you...useless anyway. That you, or others, don't approve...well, I can't help you on that. As mentioned earlier, as a wrestler, if you feel your opponent is stalling, you have a responsibility to expose it and get the call. Actually, as a strategy, I was taught to try to get my opponent called for stalling early in the match so that call is hanging over his head for the rest of the match. Usually, not always, a very good coach teaches and drills those techniques. Sometimes a wrestler can figure it out on his own too, but I was taught stalling and "expose" stalling techniques and used it very well, might I add.