MJD

I'm not sure why anyone would be expected to retract their comments if someone is cleared. We're not a court law. Furthermore, people can be cleared of things and still be guilty (for example, OJ)

Good point.

Look, the whole 'innocent until proven guilty' thing? That's a legal principle for the courtroom. It's about how the justice system operates, making sure the government has to prove someone's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt before they can be locked up. It's a protection against wrongful convictions...blah blah... But outside of a court of law, in everyday life, we're totally allowed to speculate, discuss, and form opinions based on the information we have. If there's a lot of evidence pointing towards someone, or if their actions look suspicious, we're not legally bound to pretend they're saints until a judge bangs a gavel. We can absolutely talk about whether we think Starocci might be guilty, or that it looks like he did something wrong. Of course sometimes speculation goes overboard etc. But we're just talking here, throwing out ideas

Yeah, NIL has some nice things, but it will for sure be the downfall of Div 1 wrestling.

I heard living donor for lung lobes is very rare

It's just awful. Even in the best case scenario (i.e. lung transplant successful) his life will be completely turned upside down forever.

It's a dire situation. When a patient is on both (ECMO and ventilator), it means their lungs are so severely damaged that even with maximum support from the ventilator, they cannot adequately do much

I think it's his best shot at his age. His freestyle ship has sailed.

What did Yianni say? Also, someone posted earlier that Yianni is the better wrestler. I didn't see the matches yet; can someone fill me in here: Duke must be at least as good or better to take two matches, right?

He's way too old; no chance at next olympics. He should go into coaching ASAP.

Yep...I think he was smart enough to keep this hobby of sorts on the down-low, so to speak.

57 kg - Spencer Lee 61 kg - Vito Arujau 65 kg - Real Woods 70 kg - Yianni Diakomihalis 74 kg - Mitchell Mesenbrink 79 kg - Levi Haines 86 kg - Zahid Valencia 92 kg - Trent Hidlay 97 kg - Hayden Zillmer (Snyder has to clear this with both his wife and the moral police at Safe Sport, and that's gonna be tough). 125 kg - Wyatt Hendrickson

It's not that simple. When I first watched that (just before it was posted here), I had no idea that religious stuff was coming. In any case, it would be very interesting have some variety...have a wrestler talk about finding Satan and how that inspired them, or finding a flying spaghetti monster or whatever. Variety!

The USA was one of the first to explicitly set up a *separation* of church and state in the constitution to allow folks to follow or not follow whatever they want.

I was talking Olympic golds. USA wrestlers are older on average because they have to wait till college is over. But still, Olympic gold after 25 or 26 is quite rare.