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***duck duck goose** I hope so. That just leaves 65 to be addressed.

That reminds me of the time I shot a man just to watch him die. Except I got distracted and missed it. My friends tried describing it to me but it just wasn't the same.

Simmons was an alien.

Carlton Haselrig comes to mind since he started off playing college football but left Lock Haven in the middle of the semester and transferred to UPJ where he wrestled instead. The rest is history. One of my teammates in high school was a very promising football player and had won some awards but had also been a state finalist in wrestling. He gave up football because he was determined to win a state championship in wrestling, which he did. Then he placed at his only national tournament, when senior nationals was the tournament besides Fargo. He had offers from Pitt, Oklahoma, couple of smaller schools. Turned them down for an academic scholarship in theater.

I could see that happening. Great lineup if 74 and 84 are healthy. Come on powers that be, make it happen!

My first car. Ended up modifying the engine and nearly got into a fatal accident before I got rid of it.

They definitely need a 65. If Schultz takes an ORS then need a real heavyweight too. Unless Zeke is just going to let it ride and put in all the chips for 2025.

I think Yas is going 133 next year.

It might. He can say he didn't sexually harass one person in particular, he just does it all the time to everybody. Worth a shot?

I don't think he realizes how stupid he looks.

Big Apple where are you to set everyone straight?

Don't count out ASU. The real power behind the program can do it.

This makes more sense than the NCAA rules.

I wonder how Dr. Downey did at NAIAs this season.

They already passed on that dumpster fire of a meth lab.

My eyes!

Oh I know why he went there. The circumstances of why he left were always unclear. During that period of time it could have been anything. As he would say, you can always tell a Harvard man. You just can't tell him much.

My dad actually made that move, from Harvard to ASU as an undergrad. He later told me he kind of wished he hadn't gone to Harvard, he wanted to go to Dartmouth or Brown. My grandfather was also a 2nd generation Harvard alumni so my dad didn't have much choice. When he transferred to ASU, he had to take a Spanish literature class as a prerequisite for something, and when he was registering mentioned he took a class from some world famous Spanish writer, and the head of the department just happened to be walking by and overheard it. He said to my dad, "You took a class from the great whoever that author was?" And when my dad said yes the department head ripped up the registration and said, "Nobody who has taken a class from him needs to be bothered by this!" And enrolled my dad without the prerequisite himself. I still don't know exactly why he left Harvard, I have some guesses. He built a ski jump outside the library among other things, so I can only imagine what went on at Harvard in the 70s.

ASU could get Nevills or the heavyweight from Harvard. It is pretty easy to get into grad school at ASU. Even easier to get admitted as an undergrad. There wouldn't be a huge drop off if they picked somebody like that up while Schultz goes for the Olympics. But we will see how things shake out in Vegas.

Here is something crazy that could happen. ASU picks up Nevills as Schultz takes an OR. Adds a big body for Schultz to wrestle, gives the team not much drop off in talent, and familiarity with 2 former PSU coaches at ASU.

1. I think it depends on how Teemer comes off his injury. He wasn't a huge 157 but he wasn't small either. 2. My guess is Chlebove. But Yas is the kind of guy who would run through a wall if you asked him to. So I wouldn't be surprised if he was at 33. 3. Kordell could apply for another year so it is unlikely. Fagen is their best option for now unless they hit gold in the portal. Or get an under the radar recruit like Kordell again.