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  1. He is listed at 157 on the posted roster, but it looks like he competed several times at 165 last year so maybe. Quite a few guys packed at 165, so maybe need one to bump up or someone from that group or have someone at 184 come down. The depth at 184 seems less than 165 from a very rough surmise. No idea, but maybe Sement got big in his off year and can go 174? He seemed to have a frame for it but have not seen him on the mat since the 23-24 season. My impression was that K Sement was making good progress and had some bad luck at the end of that year in '24 and has some big development upside.
  2. A lot can happen and there are some other good wrestlers and coaches out there!
  3. sorry to Martin Cosgrove - not a great spell chjekker
  4. From the posted new roster for Penn (https://pennathletics.com/sports/wrestling/roster), it looks like Max Gallagher may be out this year and Davis Motyka (greyshirt last year?) may be available at 125 with freshman eligibility. Also, looks like Kaya Sement is back this year - a regular starter two years ago and was not in action last year. Finally, it looks like Alex Almeyda is back at 133 - not sure if he was available last year or burned a year of eligibility? He is listed as a junior but not sure what that tells us in terms of NCAA or Ivy eligibility. With Martin Cosgrove, at least four new faces in the lineup. Not too sure how it will get sorted - plenty of questions in the upper weights particularly and no idea at 174. Maybe: Motyka, Almeyda, Composto, Wasilewski, Swisher, Sement, 174?, Taylor, Coisgrove, Pardo Somebody smarter tell me what might happen at 174 for the Quakers?
  5. Will the real Slim Jimmy please stand up. Maybe it was the other JC or the other other JC?
  6. Happy to hear this - hoping he can get this sorted and thrive.
  7. Dick DiBatista - never lost a match in high school or college and was only a 2x NCAA champ as frosh could not compete and one year cancelled for WWII. Not sure how/why he did not get a PIAA title - were there such things in the 1930s?
  8. Three Basset brothers as co-player coaches!
  9. Analysis is on the money. Once coaches report it is out of their hands and presumably in the hands of those trained to investigate and make related decisions.
  10. Well - as God often shows us - we certainly need more lawyers!
  11. Good analysis except we really do not know what the actions or inactions of the coaches have been and University procedures apply and may impose limits. There are of course properly protections in place even for those students that are the subject of complaints and investigations. If the allegations in the article are accurate, obviously the just consequences for at least Starrocci are quite serious.
  12. This is wrong. Very robust reporting requirements and frequent training and reminders for everyone at PSU. Strong leadership on these issues and strong whistleblower protections. Nobody posting here has any idea what was reported or what the investigations have revealed. Unfortunate cyber lynch mob.
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