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I think there is no one way to do things and many factors can result in changes. Good programs will overcome disruptions and perhaps use the changes for the better. Coaching changes are not inherently unfavorable.

Also, guys that become too big for 125 can bump up a weight or two.

Your saying at least 3 or 4 gummies was necessary?

hope he is able to compete!

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/debunking-myth-migrant-crime-wave

Yes - he graduated from Penn when Penn football was a top program and played in bowl games. He was a big wrestling fan and lived near Lehigh. When Penn hosted and won Eastern tourney, Bednarik spoke at the tournament dinner. He recalled that he went into the Penn wrestling room in his day, but did not stay with it as the sport was too tough.

Jimmy is and always has been a great benefit to the discussions - in all of his iterations! Where would we be without him?

These are very big considerations alone - and abovious there may be others.

Could be a lot of things in addtion to coaching relationships and even NIL. Where does he fit in a lineup? Just a wild guess but not sure 197 over NCAA season is sustainable for him. MI wonder if he sees more success as a smaller 285 like Feldman and so many others. Wasn't Snyder better up? Is Snyder taller than Carroll?

some recent discussions that Kasak might have grown and compete for spot at 157.

I am not sure it is a logjam, but Cornell seems to be quite deep at the first four weights with blue chip recruits coming this year and next (grey shirts?) and the already rostered: Unger and Gregg D (cover 125 and 133?), Cornella 141, Saunders (141 or 149), and Handlovic 149. With Shapiro at 157 seems like there may be no room for Handlovic or others to move up and little room for recruits to take a spot next year. Interested to hear if there is a plan and if any of the several blue chip recruits are expected to challenge for a spot next season?

Telford probably an IOWA top ten HWT? https://hawkeyesports.com/coach/bobby-telford/ Telford graduated from the University of Iowa in 2015. Following graduation, he competed for the Hawkeye Wrestling Club and climbed as high as No. 5 in the country at 125 kilograms. Telford wrestled for the Hawkeyes from 2011-15, earning All-America honors in 2012, 2014 and 2015. He completed his career with an overall record of 108-27 while wrestling at 285 pounds. Telford lives in Iowa City with his wife, Alex.

now we are talking! Concrete Charlie was aHOF field player both ways!

hurtful

better to have a top ten list!