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Not realistic, but they should do a complete 180 and stay home at Bellarmine, Coach Shuck has some prime greco experience as (greco) Pat Smith's coach.

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Software Engineer & HS Wrestling Coach Got a sweet gig, work from home 7AM to 3PM and then head over to the high school for practice, don't work Fridays as well

In HS 112, 120, 126, 138 In college 125, 125 Walked around at 140 in college, not the worst cut but also not fun

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I was so close to getting a Polestar 2, but the general EV used resale values scare me too much to take the plunge Ended up opting for a used, nicely optioned s60 and will revisit once that all settles a little more

Devin Hendricks is Bellarmine’s first ever SoCon Conference Champion

The excuses coming out of that group have been crazy It's New Jersey's fault for having a private school in a public school regional, there wasn't proper security, it was a planned thing to get Knox kicked out, the entire gym was against them, etc..

Super happy so far with the Patriots rebuild of the coaching staff this offseason Mayo was never fit to be the head coach, he lacked experience and was horrible all around (and I say this as a person who has his jersey from when he played). It's one thing to expect to lose but see progress and it's one thing to lose and see zero progress, Mayo was in that zero progress side of things. Vrabel should have been the hire day one - he's removed enough from Bill Belichick to be his own man but close enough to New England to know expectations. He has already cut his teeth outside of the organization and has shown he can be a great head coach. I know some people won't like the Josh McDaniels hire, but I'm a huge fan of it. For starters, he will never be poached and that was a huge concern for me hiring a defensive head coach (losing the o coordinator to a head coaching job). Second, while Josh is a horrible head coach, he is above average to great coordinator and with Drake Maye going into his second season, we need some stability there (honestly Alex Van Pelt wasn't bad, I was fine keeping him around). I don't know much about the new d coordinator, but anyone is better than the Mayo/Covington combination. Now if we could fire Eliot Wolf into the sun (with Matt Groh) that would make the coaching staff rebuild perfect. Wolf's first draft was beyond bad, with pretty much every pick a miss outside of Maye. He (and Groh) have been part of the brain trust with the recent bad drafts and now they are on their own outside of BB and the drafts are still crap.

Wrestled in college for a small NAIA school and have coached HS for the last 11 years, connected with our local D1 a while back and once they got started broadcasting they reached out to have someone with some wrestling knowledge Not aspiring for a career at all, stay too busy with my day job and coaching, but I've done the commentary for the last three years

I do commentary for a D1 on ESPN+ A few days before the dual I'll make a factsheet for both lineups with bullet points on each wrestler.. on the visiting team I try to do two deep at each weight since I'm not entirely sure who's wrestling up until right before the dual. This year I've been by myself more times than not, but they did add 1 minute between matches which has been super helpful to regroup (last year it was straight into the next match which makes it tough to give some background information) Generally, I try to be as non-biased as possible, give a few sentences worth of background information throughout the match, and try to saddle the line between grandparent at home and wrestling nerd parent, which can be a bit tough. It's a lot harder than it looks

Howe isn't at Northwestern anymore, he's coaching his club in Indiana now It was kinda cool, last offseason at Freestyle State it was Howe in one corner and (Jason) Tsirtsis in the opposite corner

Boarman is from Nick Lee's alma mater, Mater Dei HS in Evansville, IN

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