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Posts posted by PortaJohn
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5 minutes ago, ionel said:
two point?
Is there a joke I'm missing? His sentence was grammatically correct. 4th stall call is 2 points
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19 minutes ago, 1032004 said:
Davis’s was more just awkward than bad IMO.
Davis will never not give an awkward interview. Also, Dake needs to work on his dodgeball attacks. Overly aggressive. Needs to plant his feet, stay balanced, focus and keep his eye on the target
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18 minutes ago, 1032004 said:
No one that will share it that I’ve seen. I think back is what I’ve seen speculated, plus if he may have injured his knee against Crookham.
Although to be fair it’s probably the Ivy League’s fault that he didn’t ORS this year.
10 minutes ago, Le duke said:
His stance made me think back. That wasn’t normal Vito.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkHad a back injury and hands down the worst pain I've ever gone through. Worse than the one time I got meningitis. Had surgery. The recovery is a slow process. Depending on the severity of Vito's injury I'd hope he can make the best decision for his future.
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8 minutes ago, 1032004 said:
Those making that argument should also say Vito wrestling this NCAA season is potentially hurting our international team as well, correct?
Does anyone know what his injury is?
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Just now, ionel said:
I give him no credit ... none ... zero!
fair enough but what about Mesenbrink?
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15 hours ago, wrestle87 said:
The idea that Spencer Lee...who sacrificed who knows how many ACL's and knee surgeries to Iowa and the sport of wrestling...hurt the sport, is ludicrous at best.
You could argue that his sacrifice to Iowa wrestling hurt Team USA's International team which hurt the sport of Freestyle wrestling
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5 minutes ago, lu_alum said:
He was back in State College Saturday night.
Not mentally
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3 minutes ago, MPhillips said:
Back where...
In State College
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Just now, MPhillips said:
Literal much...
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3 minutes ago, MPhillips said:
He's just a dumb kid...
He's far from dumb
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41 minutes ago, pokemonster said:
Are you talking about the Spider Verse?
No. The Flash of Two Worlds theory
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37 minutes ago, BaldAt23 said:
But beyond all that, I tend to believe in things when there is evidence. It blows my mind that people believe this stuff with no actual evidence. It's unfathomable to me.
It's not that unfathomable. There's the theory of the multiverse. It's a respected theory that many of the brightest minds in science promote. It can never be tested nor could we ever go there but if you ask your local Joe Shmoe if its real they'll tell you it's possible without being ridiculed
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9 minutes ago, ionel said:
But you could give it a banana
I could've used some potassium
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1 hour ago, BaldAt23 said:
Also, how big does your ego have to be to think that God is personally invested in your wrestling success? It's such a ludicrous thing to think. I find it unfathomable that people believe stuff like this.
I'm agnostic myself and don't believe God or any higher power is invested in me being better than someone else. But, I've been fascinated by the number of athletes across different sports who really go full in on the God psychology. This is just my opinion and not based on any reputable study. Right or wrong I think the "God" in most athletes psyches is just another tool to keep them motivated and focused on success. Creating a God as some guiding light gives them a higher purpose and can increase motivation. So it can be a very effective tool & when competing at the highest level you need every little angle or edge you can find to keep you ahead of your competition
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Penn State has qualified 9 & a Carter
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Just now, NM1965 said:
Ramirez wouldn't have a conference title if Mesenbrink was in his conference.
That's irrelevant to seeding
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12 minutes ago, NM1965 said:
Why not see Hamiti over Ramirez? Hamiti has a better record and was more dominant in his wins, plus Hamiti wrestled a tougher schedule.
Ramirez has a conference title and in common opponent (Carr) Ramirez edges Hamiti
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22 minutes ago, jajensen09 said:
What is going to happen with 174 bracket. We all know about Carter. But man that Griffith injury looked even worse. Will they throw the guys in the tournament and wait until last minute to see if they are alright. Will they allow late entries into the tournament and redo the entire bracket...?
Can you create/start the thread for PSU is below average 125-149, Nebraska is better, etc. I'm asking for a friend. He's been itching for a cinnabon. Can you glaze it with PSU wont win the tournament or something that's extra sweet?
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8 minutes ago, Ohio Elite said:
Posted that almost immediately after this thread popped up...what a coincidence
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Unless the formula has changed here's a breakdown between Carr & Ramirez so I could be wrong on ranking Ramirez higher...Based on last Coaches Poll & RPI
Carr | Ramirez
Head-to-head competition — 25 percent 0 | 25
Quality wins — 20 percent ? | ?
Coaches Ranking — 15 percent 15 | 0
Results against common opponents — 10 percent 10 | 0
RPI — 10 percent 10 | 0
Qualifying event placement — 10 percent 0 | 10
Win % — 10 percent 5 | 5
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Just now, flyingcement said:
1. Keegan O'Toole
2. Mitchell Mesenbrink
3. David Carr
4. Dean Hamiti
5. Julian Ramirez
That's not how it works
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Just now, Pinnacle said:
Ramirez h2h over Carr gets him the 3.
Yes, that's how the formula works. They also have the same winning % and Ramirez has a conference championship. He'll score higher on the formula
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#1 O'Toole #2 Mesenbrink #3 Ramirez #4 Carr #5 Hamiti....I get it no one wants a Carr/O' Toole semis but Ramirez has the head to head and a conference championship
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Williams vs Swiderski
in College Wrestling
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Don't remember hearing about that but I've been wrong before