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55 minutes ago, gimpeltf said:
He was voted NJs best wrestler of the century.
OP asked about generational talent. That is someone who is projected to dominate over their respective field and in their own way revolutionize their sport. Hahn in now way met that criteria going into college. He finished his NCAA career on par for what someone of his talent was projected to do. 5,5,1,1. Take someone like Steveson. He was projected to compete for a national title as a freshman and change the landscape on how a Heavyweight can wrestle. "Generational Talent" is getting thrown around too loosely on this board.
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7 minutes ago, MPhillips said:
Chris Phillips? Or is your list a complete and finished list?
Chris Phillips was pretty darn good but surprised you didn't go with Felipe Martinez
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2 hours ago, bnwtwg said:
Was Mark Hall in the Mocco category coming out of high school?
No
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Just now, nhs67 said:
If I thought it might happen I would.
I don't think anybody is touching Stalrocci at 174lbs this season unless O'Toole bumps up. A 165lb O'Toole isn't beating a 174lb Stalrocci, though.
Not sure if Mizzou will see Penn State this season.
But that's not the point. I just dont want Cinnabon to do it
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2 hours ago, nhs67 said:
Fair points.
I am often in the same boat with all of you.
I also want (need) my laps.
I am sorry for mistaking your remark as snide - that is my bad, mate.
Can you do the Gabe Arnold is going to beat Starrocci thread just so Cinnabon doesn't do it.
Thanks
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1 hour ago, Konquest said:
Damion Hahn was in this category.
No he wasn't. His hype was more similar to David Taylor/Logan Steiber. Definitely a blue chip recruit but not at the level of the others l listed
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7 hours ago, Lleynor said:
I was asking about Recruits that were labeled generational coming out of HS.
If we're talking about what I think you mean, "Kobe Bryant/Lebron James" level hype then it's a short list. Kolat, Mocco, Schlatter, Aaron Pico and Steveson.
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2 minutes ago, CHROMEBIRD said:
Thanks... maybe I was thinking of SVN? I don't know why I remember him as a shorty
yeah, SVN is short and stout
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3 minutes ago, CHROMEBIRD said:
Is he still growing? In my mind's eye Facundo was kind of short for 165.
??? He was one of the taller 165 pounders
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2 minutes ago, ionel said:
Thats a fine band name.
@nhs67had the final say. I was pushing for Deuces...First album could've been Drop The Deuce
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19 minutes ago, ionel said:
They only let @PortaJohn in because many of us travel and @nhs67 is always throwing out turdbiscuits.
Turdbiscuits is the name of our band
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4 minutes ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:
Confound you!
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5 hours ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:
I was in no way slighting PSU! (for once)
I was actually saying that it is difficult to recruit career 125s and recruiting is probably a more likely explanation than "Cael can't coach 125 lbers."
Sorry that you are so fragile!
I'm as fragile as a Wogdon & Barton flintlock smoothbore pistol.
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6 hours ago, 1032004 said:
Was there a link between “the original suspect(s)” at Iowa and Iowa state? Or even “the original suspect(s)” and the other athletes at the same school on different teams? Who even was the “original suspect(s)”? I don’t really know the specifics of what started it, although IIRC there was something about someone using a family member’s account (don’t think it was originally Paniro, but not sure).
If the Iowa wrestlers for example all had their own accounts on the betting site(s), I’d presume all the investigators had to do was look through the site records for athletes’ names. I guess we don’t know for sure if they did that for UNI or not, but it seems not.
Just hypothesizing. My guess is as good as anyones at this point.
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10 minutes ago, 1032004 said:
Yeah I get it, you’re the third person to say this. But there was a statement made (not sure by who, but reported by a journalist and not just a message board poster) that UNI did not have anyone being investigated.
And like the poster above just said, while I think people are exaggerating with the “but everyone’s doing it” rhetoric, it’s highly unlikely that not a single UNI (or Iowa D2 or D3 school) athlete gambled.
Hypothesizing, wouldn't there have to be a link between an UNI athlete to the original suspect(s) to warrant an investigation? I don't believe you can investigate just on a hunch.
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8 hours ago, JimmyCinnabon said:
Sure, an admin can. You can't.
If any admin from this site wants to publicly state whether I have more than one account here they can. They can see any IP address I've used to post here with any account. I don't care if they want to tell people I have one account.
If you think you can see my IP address then go ahead and reply to this and post the IP addresses and the usernames of mine. You're only going to find one, and it's this one. I don't know why you want me to be more than one account here so badly.
Which Cinnabon are you? OG TheMat Cinnabon or Intermat Parody Cinnabon? And if you're OG TheMat Cinnabon then who is Intermat Cinnabon w/the official Cinnabon icon?
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On 11/14/2023 at 1:58 PM, Gus said:
Dude, Suriano was a NQ @ 125 (MFF due to injuries), 2nd @ 125, 1st @ 133, 1st @ 125.. He was a stud. Career record of 86-7 and the "worst" loss of his career was to DeSanto.
This forum needs to be constantly reminded that @Interviewed_at_Weehawkenentire purpose on here is to slight PSU wrestling in anyway possible.
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3 hours ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:
He was the #3 because he lost to Marcus Coleman. Hidlay and Keckheisen did not have similar losses. For some reason, people forget this.
Last years results are taken to account, just not officially. The coaches ranking takes last years results into account, for instance. That's why Ramos was #1.
Didn't matter in the end. Everyone knew Brooks was the clear #1. I only feel for the guys that get ranked between 5-12 because where they get seeded can play a huge factor on whether or not they make the podium
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2 minutes ago, Corby said:
Flo had people on the ground in PA. JD called the finals. I dont like Crookham at #1 but some do. Rankings are great for hype and discussion
Looking at his schedule he'll have every opportunity to earn it
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4 minutes ago, Paul158 said:
Probably. Then in January he gets to wrestle Vito again. All I can say is this year has really started out with some amazing wrestling. This should be one for the record books.
Crookham gets Nagao/Fix back to back then mid January Vito/Colaiocco back to back then most likely Vito again at EIWA before the big dance. He has quite the schedule
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4 minutes ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:
It was important to us that Spencer made his own decision. I’m a spreadsheet type of person, so I helped him do research on each school. I answered questions for him. We looked at academics, majors, graduation rates, rankings, etc. I put every factor he considered into a spreadsheet to refer to after each visit.
So @Wrestleknownothing is actually Larry Lee?
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24 minutes ago, Wrestleknownothing said:
Under Sanderson PSU has the same number of AA's (4) who have earned the same number of AA spots (7) and the same number of titles (2) with the same number of 4x AAs (1) at 133 and 141.
Now we are up to 4 numbers. I can keep going.
Who invited the "numbers guy"?
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Generational Recruits
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Exactly Because he was never considered to be generational.