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I worry about him being big enough in 2027 with the rate he is aging backwards, he could be an infant by then.

I think it matters where these guys are going, and the current lineup fit. Lockett,Robiedau,Vega,Ramirez (if he holds 125) to me all have the ability to be 4-year impact guys. On the PSU side of things while Cunningham,Perry,Henckel,Desmond are all great I just do not think you get a ton of years of production out of those guys. Blaze and Duke is probably as sure of a bet of big points right away as you will get but I am super high on Vega,Robideau,Lockett and I think you probably get more cumulative value out of that class given where they fit into the lineup.

I am going to have egg on my face for sure, but I do not know if I have Kyle top 3 at 86kg at this point in his career. I think Parker and Carter can both beat him, and I think it may not be competitive with Zahid. I would absolutely love to be wrong him making the team at three different weights would be absolutely incredible. As far as our chances of medaling or winning gold I am not sure Zahid can beat Ghasempour maybe because DT has done it and can coach him up, but I do not see anyway Kyle generates against Ghasempour in a final setting he would be giving up at least 20lbs.

I do not think wrestling monthly is necessarily beneficial, but I also do not think only wrestling trials and worlds is beneficial. Russia generally at least sends their best guys to Euros and then they wrestle Russian Nat's. It feels like one big competition per quarter at least for younger athletes is a good medium ground. Brooks for instance seems like someone who would benefit to more international exposure. As a fan of the sport, I would like guys to compete all the time I think NLWC may be a bit extreme with their lack of competition but it's also athlete dependent Dake and DT never competed outside of when they had to whereas Snyder competes a lot. They also for the most part have a much older team and guys like Zain and Gillman were probably limited in how much they could compete because making weight sucked for them and doing so more than they had to just did not make a ton of sense.

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I would love to see a semi functional Nic bouzakis at 125. I also cannot unsee Mccrone backpacking Kilkeary in the wrestle off and I am not sure that is going to change. Birden needs to develop some offense, if he does, he could be really good.

If they have Greco aspirations, they should go to Illinois if they want to do both or freestyle, they should probably go to Iowa if its only between those two. The main argument is Iowa burns people out and breaks their bodies down. There is definitely a lot of examples to point to that. Jordyn is coming off an ACL tear so you could look at it like Spencer has had 3 tears don't go there... or who better to train with and learn from than a guy who has gone through it multiple times and nearly gotten back to the pinnacle of the sport. Also, bringing those two in with Mocco and Bassett + likely 4 years of Deluca makes them a title contender and that would be a great thing for them to be a part of. Not that Illinois could not contend for a podium spot with them, but they certainly will not have the bullets in the chamber or the funds to buy ammunition that Iowa has.

A fellow tennis fan! cheers sir.

Ono vs Crookham or Ono vs Hardy depending on weight both guys will test how he adapts to folk. Lockett vs Caliendo and if he wins that Messenbrink Duke vs Kasak at black knight Ryder vs welsh Vrob vs Lilledahl Blaze vs Mendez Facundo vs Haines

Beat Merrill and Mcdaniel (once by tech) and went 6 minutes with Atimukhan (senior world champ) all as an 18 year old over the summer. I think he was still growing into the weight as a true freshman I am expecting huge things this year. His best win in folk to this point is probably Merrill 4-2 but as mentioned that's more takedown than Buchannen got against Merrill. Credentials wise he is not there, but I think he may be in terms of trajectory.

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I think he was a top 10 recruit for that entire class and only qualified once which was when he was round of 12 I know he had a lot of injury issues though.

He and his brother were two of the bigger flame outs I can remember. Keshawn hayes is also up there.

They gave Zo the head RTC job I assume that may be why he left.

down goes sidakov 4-2 Valiev.