Jason Bryant

Sorry @Offthemat that the children polluted the thread. I love some gameful banter talking smack on non-wrestling sporting things. Looks like our back-and-forth got overrun by people who argue on every thread.

Provide something other than what the Klatts of the world talk about and maybe I’ll actually take this argument seriously… … until then, it’s soda. The last word thread is elsewhere.

I just don't parrot the talking points from the talking heads on ESPN, made by people who only think college sports is one sport. I'll give you one of those teams probably shouldn't have been in there, but there's zero to confirm in any way, shape or form, they'd have been better games. None. Two scores. irrefutable.

I don't refer to myself as a true Midwesterner, because I'm not. It's soda.

Lived in this house longer than I’ve lived in any single place in my life … I will NEVER call it pop.

… two score wins. Easy.

They’d have been blown out, too.

You guys can be jerks to each other 364 other days of the year - can we have ONE where you guys aren’t trying to one up each other? Merry Christmas. and then Happy Boxing Day.

He does that.

That is titled “undefeated” - which isn’t subjective. There’s rules defining it.

They’re still not official losses. Considered for rankings is more accurate. There’s defined rules as for what counts as a bout, there isn’t for media outlet rankings that can take whatever they want into consideration. But they still aren’t official losses.

It's in the Preview Guide i produce every year. Yeah, Max Huntley went to Colonial Forge, then finished at Blair. His dad Pete wrestled at that place in Norfolk, but for some reason, Max listed "Emerald Isle, North Carolina" as his hometown. Another year, Elijah Oliver listed Alabaster, Alabama. There's been a few that have changed from year-to-year.

Who? That's my opinion on that turd.

Saxton Scott is a two time state champion from Idaho.

... nothing about the SB Halftime show has been wholesome entertainment for the family since ... maybe Paul McCartney two DECADES ago in 2005. The last time there was something that could be deemed wholesome, family entertainment would have been 1990 when the New Kids on the Block performed and there was a cast of Disney characters running around. The year prior to that (McCartney) was Nipplegate with Janet Jackson, Timberlake, Jessica Simpson, Kid Rock and Nelly.

Making the assumption they can hold the success of their one-off and varied open successes? Things get different when guys get “in there.”

Neil Young is 79 years old. I’m 46 and haven’t bought a Neil Young anything since Harvest Moon … shortly after he and Pearl Jam crushed the ‘93 VMAs. 33 years ago. The teenagers next door listen to Bad Bunny. Their dad does too, he’s my age. My kids are in that goofy K-Pop Demon Hunters era … Point is, anyone over 50 isn’t the target demographic. I also have owned numerous foreign CDs over the years and enjoyed the beats and music across genres - the bitching about the SB halftime I see on my social feeds is just angry old people and get off my lawn types. I don’t care. I still miss the Bud Bowl.

Heard this first thing this morning and it set my day right … magistrate.

Washington State had wrestling - they dropped it after the 1986 season.

I thought you were going the Mr. Peepers route …

We've already seen it in folkstyle last summer.

Wrestled HS in Missouri. Went something like 18-20 in the 2015-16 HS wrestling season. Didn't qualify for the state tournament.

He wasn't trying to be a d*ck about it either. We were sharing a cab to the airport in Budapest back in 2013 and he just mentioned it in conversation when I was asking about men wrestling freestyle in Sweden.

All of his results I've seen are from Sweden. The UWW database has Russian Nationals placements, but not outside of their Senior Nationals.

I’m not sold on the freestyle acumen of an entirely Swedish cadet-junior freestyle resume. It’s a Greco country and few men compete in the style, tournament wise, outside of Sweden compared to their GR counterparts. . Johan Euren, an Olympic medalist from Sweden, told me a while back, “In Sweden, freestyle is for girls.”