PortaJohn

Wasn't arguing against your spirit of trolling or trying to shut you down. I've heard that narrative before and have seen it get shot down. Just need to clean up your approach, fine tune it. Good luck!

Do you know why he left Okie St. First I assumed it was because of Hendrickson and then he chooses Iowa State and drops to 197.

Discussed this in the other thread. This is a misconception. We all start out as intersex

Can't we all just enjoy how hilarious of a faux pas that moment was? That was definitely a freudian Sieg Heil

Ha! Fair enough.

I guess indeed. You have Pinto and Allred wrestling down a weight this year. Big advantage to get them right off the scale. On the team convo I think yourself, WKN, and Brucey all have valid points. We've all seen duals where the result of a match creates momentum into the following one. But WKN makes a sound point in that the team aspect in wrestling is somewhat artificial

I gotcha but Penn State was winning that dual no matter what. I assumed it had more to do with what was assumed to catch Nebraska with their weight cuts and less to do with getting momentum and winning the dual.

He did?

Stop with this nonsense. Tom Brands was also very much involved on killing it as were other high profile coaches

I'm in the minority here but I don't think national duals will be as popular as the hardcore wrestling junkies like ourselves think they'll be.

I'll have to do some digging but I believe a study done by John Hopkins put to rest this old theory and it's actually all fetuses have both. Just a little search produces this. ; all embryos, regardless of their sex, initially develop structures that have the potential to become either male or female reproductive tracts, meaning they essentially have "both" male and female reproductive tracts in their early development stages before differentiation occurs based on genetic factors. Explanation: Undifferentiated Stage: Early in development, the gonads in an embryo are undifferentiated, meaning they can develop into either testes (male) or ovaries (female) depending on the presence of the Y chromosome. Müllerian and Wolffian Ducts: Both male and female embryos possess two sets of ducts called the Müllerian ducts and Wolffian ducts, which are the precursors to the internal reproductive organs. Male Development: In a male embryo, the presence of the Y chromosome triggers the development of the testes, which then produce testosterone causing the Wolffian ducts to develop into the male reproductive tract while the Müllerian ducts regress. Female Development: In a female embryo, lacking the Y chromosome, the Müllerian ducts develop into the female reproductive tract while the Wolffian ducts naturally degenerate. Key points to remember: All embryos start with the potential for both male and female reproductive organs. The presence of the Y chromosome determines the development of male genitalia. In the absence of a Y chromosome, the embryo will develop female genitalia by default.

I do think you're displaying master class sh't talking but this isn't accurate. We start out intersex. The "we all start out female" is a misconception

I hope they don't go to 16. It'll just be more blowouts. I hope they reschedule it and the top 4 get a home game for the quarter finals. They can rotate the bowls for the semis and the National Championship is the Rose Bowl. Also condense it so the semis are on New Years

It's been a looong time coming. Hope they work out the kinks. Oregon got shafted, Boise State and Arizona St getting a bye was a joke. I think it should be power 4 Conference Champs guarantees a bid. Other than that seed it correctly 1-12 based on the CFP Ranking.

Neither would've Notre Dame. Different era