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Largest private landowner in the state of Illinois is the Mormon church. We tried to do our part by sending Joseph Smith to the ultimate test if his fake religion was the lucky eternal winner but alas the almighty dollar speaks loudest to this day.

No you just be confused. James Toaster Streudel informed us all that Rademacher is transferring.

In Carl's defense, many of us also treat Flo, Basch, and Mineo with contempt.

Don't know I'm not a journalist or law enforcement officer or Carter Starocci. I'm simply an idiot on the internet.

My bad thought it was a dig. I don't mind putting my name on what I said

You can @ me next time. I said literally all I could on the matter because the only info I had is that at least two people, including one ESPN journalist, had been assigned to look into it. The furthest speculation I said was "I bet we find out very soon if this story has real legs to it."

Chamizo took a lot of losses at 65 when he was out due to transfer 2012-14. Took 4 losses the year he won worlds and two when he won Olympic bronze the next year even. Career record of 52-11 at 65kg (and was not allowed at 2012 Olympics through 2014 worlds). Which speaks to the level of parity at 65 on any given day.

That's the thing about 65 - it is widely considered the toughest bracket annually, has the most consistent turnover on domestic teams due to athlete peak on an annual basis, and because the margins are so tight due to high-level talent each year you could wrestle the bracket ten times and have at least 4 different champions and 20 different medalists. Parity example: 2021 Yianni got rocked by Tevanyan who proceeded to lose next round to someone who lost next round, both went home without repechage; in 2022 Yianni beat Tevanyan round 1 and went on to silver while Tevanyan lost R2 repechage; 2023 Yianni didn't even make the US team and Tevanyan went on to win bronze. Turnover example: From 2021-2023 there were 101 participants at 65kg worlds/olympics): 61 wrestlers represented their country one time during that span, 22 made their national team twice, and 18 made their national team three times; none made it all 4 times (recognizing that there was disparity at 21 worlds since it was a mickey mouse tourney immediately following Tokyo olympics) Exactly two wrestlers had multiple medals across those four tourneys: Musukaev and Bajrang. The point is 65 is so tight that it's a crapshoot at best.

Not a chance you can find any proof of that. Dude redacts faster than an Epstein list.

What a load of Cochamamie

Wasn't ASU also for competitive purposes on top of coaching? I think that was the season he threw everyone on the senior circuit

2023 KJ didn't hit brakes

"J'Den Cox didn't make weight"

Before you go judging, ask yourself who among us would turn down a three year supply of Nothing Burgers?