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Jared Franek has to be well into his 40's

1st RD 125: Surtin/Poulin & Smith/DeAugustino 133: Chlebove/Serrano 149: Rathjen/Williams 157 Swensen/Zerban 174: Carter/Sparks (How healthy is he?) 184: Fishback/Malczewski & Heller/Rogotzke

The Bastida over Kerk picks are as nutty as the previous Caliendo over Mesenbrink fantasy

Aaron Brooks Mistakes Stadium for Mosque: Misses on Opportunity for Fourth Title Kansas City, March 24, 2024 In a hilarious mix-up that left bystanders amused and Aaron embarrassed, a college wrestler, Aaron Brooks, mistakenly confused a bustling stadium for a mosque during a recent event. The incident occurred last night at T-Mobile Center, one of Kansas City's most iconic sports and entertainment venues. Aaron, known for his fervent passion to win a fourth title, had eagerly anticipated Saturday night's finals. However, what unfolded was an unexpected twist of events that had Aaron seeing the world through a different lens. As crowds flooded into the stadium, Aaron, caught up in the excitement of the moment, failed to notice the telltale signs that he was not entering a sports arena but rather a place of worship. Ignoring the architectural cues and the absence of a wrestling mat, he confidently made his way inside, his mind filled with visions of having his hand raised. It wasn't until Aaron found himself surrounded by rows of individuals engaged in quiet prayer, their heads bowed in reverence, that the realization of his mistake dawned upon him. Shocked and embarrassed, Aaron attempted to blend in with the worshippers, but his unmistakable sports attire made him stand out like a sore thumb in the serene atmosphere of the mosque. Witnesses to the amusing incident couldn't help but chuckle at the sight of the bewildered athlete amidst the congregation. However, rather than causing offense, Aaron's unintentional intrusion sparked laughter and camaraderie among those present. "It was definitely an unexpected moment of levity," remarked Salman Ahmed, one of the worshippers who witnessed Aaron's blunder. "We were in the midst of our prayers when suddenly this guy walks in wearing a Penn State track suit. We couldn't help but find it amusing." Despite his initial embarrassment, Aaron was met with kindness and understanding from the mosque's attendees, who reassured him that everyone makes mistakes. He was invited to join them for tea, where he shared laughter and stories with his newfound friends. Reflecting on the incident, Aaron expressed gratitude for the warm reception he received and vowed to pay closer attention to his surroundings in the future. "It was definitely a memorable experience," Aaron admitted with a sheepish grin. "I'll be sure to double-check where I'm going next time, but hey, at least it gave everyone a good laugh." As Aaron's accidental adventure came to an end, it served as a reminder of the importance of embracing diversity and finding humor in life's unexpected moments – whether they occur on the wrestling mat or in the halls of a mosque.

@BobDole for any glitches https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17IfMQrV0_chH-X1GH8NwS3LxquvFpeuJyMkP4pgFszA/edit?usp=sharing

Well, I think this settles the debate. Mark Manning is a whiny bitch.

Thats a great trivia question for @cowcards how many wrestlers have both won and loss a match by forfeit at the NCAA tourney (single year)

Again. Cael is not solely responsible for the national duals debacle. He's one of quite a few evil coaches who participated in its demise

Yeah but this is a message board so its far more important to argue a) is Manning a whiny bitch b) how evil is Cael Sanderson

No way! That would make the season even more irrelevant and everyone is susceptible to a bad weekend, slight injury, sickness, girlfriend dumped you, etc. One weekend shouldn't define your season as to whether or not you can wrestle at Nationals.

As was Mekhi

Jajensen, I'm a little disappointed in you solely because this story was soo last week

Did not! Reconstructed articles on Trump's golf claims and Biden's law school ranking claims

ROFKIN Won't Charge Biden in classified Wrestling Probe Kansas City, MO _ President Joe Biden claimed Sunday that last night he finished on top of the podium at the 2024 NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Tournament, although records indicate he was not there. In a videotape aired by Rofkin Sunday, the Delaware Democrat was asked about what wrestling tournament he competed in and how well he did. On the videotape, a clearly angered Biden told the questioner: ''I think I probably have a much higher placement than you do. ''The first year in college I decided I didn’t want to wrestle and ended up in the bottom two-thirds of my weight class and then decided I wanted to stay and went back to practice and in fact ended up on the top of my weight class,’' he went on. Biden has been deviled about questions in the last 10 hours about his wrestling career. In the videotape, Biden went on to say, ''I went to (Syracuse) on a full wrestling scholarship.’' ''I won the international NCAA competition. ... I was the outstanding wrestler ... I graduated as a three time All American... And I’d be delighted to sit back and compare my placements to yours if you’d like, Willie,’' Biden told the questioner. Biden told Flowrestling he was ''frustrated’’ and ''angry as hell’’ about the Rofkin report. ''It’s so easy to make things look like there’s something sinister about them,’' he said. ''I guess every single word I’ve said is going to be dissected now.’' Of his NCAA finish at the National Tournament, he said, ''I exaggerate when I’m angry, but I’ve never gone around telling people things that aren’t true about me.’'

Donald Trump claims he won another NCAA Wrestling championship: 'For some reason, I am just a good wrestler/athlete' Donald Trump has made another claim and this time he didn’t have to beg for his total to be changed. The former president posted on Truth Social that he won the NCAA Wrestling Championship at his club in Bedminster, N.J. Trump, who apparently was able to dig out his singlet that were mixed among the classified documents stored at Mar-a-Lago, claims he scored 185 points. “I am pleased to report, for those that care, that I just won the NCAA Wrestling Championship (must be over 50 years old!) at Bedminster (Trump National Wrestling Club), scoring a total of 185,” the 77-year-old Palm Beach resident posted. “Now, some people will think that sounds low, but there is no hanky/lanky. Many people watch, plus I am surrounded by Secret Service Agents. Not much you can do even if you wanted to, and I don’t.” Trump concluded his post: “For some reason, I am just a good wrestler/athlete – I have won many Wrestling Championships, and it is always a great honor!” In January, Trump announced he won the Men’s Senior Freestyle Worlds Championship at Trump International Wrestling Club in West Palm Beach, despite the tournament being held September 16-24 2023 in Belgrade Serbia. “I shoot straight, I hit good tilts, I hit good cradles,” he said.

Serious or any type of injury that could/would affect their performance then absolutely they should forfeit out. International wrestling will be their livelihood that will pay their bills and put food on the table. None of us would expect a college football or basketball player to put their career on the line for a NCAA title. Any sane person would see that as a terrible career move. But, forfeiting over a bruised ego then sure. Bring on the pitchforks

Projected Team Standings At The 2024 NCAA Wrestling Tournament Place Team Points 1 Penn State 136 2 NC State 83 3 Nebraska 58 4 Lehigh 57 5 Oklahoma State 55 6 Iowa State 53.5 7 Arizona State 52 7 Cornell 52 9 Iowa 49.5 10 Virginia Tech 46 11 Michigan 43 12 Missouri 36 13 South Dakota State 34 14 Ohio State 31.5 15 Northern Iowa 27.5 16 Minnesota 21.5 17 Air Force 20.5 17 Rutgers 20.5 19 Oregon State 14.5 19 West Virginia 14.5 21 Illinois 13.5 21 Purdue 13.5 23 Cal Poly 13 24 Wisconsin 13 25 Binghamton 12.5 25 Harvard 12.5 27 North Carolina 11.5 27 Stanford 11.5 29 Wyoming 11 30 Campbell 10.5 31 Little Rock 10 32 Ohio 8.5 33 Oklahoma 8 34 Maryland 4.5 34 Navy 4.5 36 Bucknell 4 36 Lock Haven 4 38 Columbia 3.5 38 Indiana 3.5 38 Penn 3.5 38 Pittsburgh 3.5 38 Princeton 3.5 43 App State 3 43 Northern Colorado 3 45 Rider 2.5 46 Central Michigan 2 46 Virginia 2 48 Army 1.5 48 Michigan State 1.5 48 North Dakota State 1.5 51 Chattanooga 1 52 Cleveland State 0.5 52 Franklin & Marshall 0.5 52 George Mason 0.5 52 Hofstra 0.5 52 SIEU 0.5 52 Utah Valley 0.5 58 American 0 58 Brown 0 58 Buffalo 0 58 California Baptist 0 58 Clarion 0 58 Gardner-Webb 0 58 Long Island 0 58 Northern Illinois 0 58 Northwestern 0 58 The Citadel 0 58 VMI 0

NCAA Wrestling Fans Confirm Kansas City Worst BBQ in the Country

"Yeah man, they call gambling a disease, but it's the only disease where you can win a bunch of money" - @NormMacDonald

I never wanted to do this but it's been long enough to share this with the wrestling community. The true story of why Kolat left PSU is because living under the shadow of legendary greatest of all time Chertow was too much to bare

Academics

Not D3 but off the top of my head Isaiah White D2 to Nebraska (AA) 2019 Swafford NAIA to Iowa

You could ask him. He's currently having a conversation with himself on his thread

AJ Ferrari......??????

Me too. Have Caliendo but youre respect for Ramirez is warranted