Gus
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He lived in SD as a kid. I did not lose much in AAU wrestling and was rarely outclassed when I did lose. He made me look like a fool on the mat. He went to apple valley MN for middle/high school and won 5 or 6 state titles. Ended up being a national finalist at Nebraska Kearney I believe.
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Just speculation. If they want to see how he measures up against potential AA’a at the weight I think Wittlake would be a good measuring stick.
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125- Ayala dec Kaylor 3-0 133- Whisenhunt dec Rhoades 3-3 141- Woods tf Belton 8-3 149- VV dec Tolentino 11-3 157- Franek mdec Menke 14-3 165- Caliendo dec Olguin 17-3 174- Arnold dec Wittlake 20-3 184- Munoz dec Swafford 20-6 197- Glazier dec Rademacher 23-6 285- McDermott fall Hill 23-12
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I personally do not think they would have ranked McGonagle #1 but I could be wrong.
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Do you think Suriano wrestled at 133 because the cut to 125 was too hard or because the cut to 125 was difficult AND he did not want to deal with Spencer? I believe it had to do with Spencer as well as the cut. I think you are picking nits to not say that Suriano (who placed 2,1 as a 125 lber) fits in to the criteria of an effective 125 lber.
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Do you know where we can watch this dual?
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Here is the question that should be asked.... If McGonagle beat Vito, would he be ranked #1?
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When these guys are not on a full scholarship, it might cost them $40k a year in tuition just to come back depending on the school/in state tuition/etc... -
Dude, Suriano was a NQ @ 125 (MFF due to injuries), 2nd @ 125, 1st @ 133, 1st @ 125.. He was a stud. Career record of 86-7 and the "worst" loss of his career was to DeSanto.
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Do we really think that PSU is able to effectively train 133/141/149 pounders but are unable to effectively train 125 pounders? That doesn't make any sense. Sometimes there are just random events that take place that are out of the control of the coaches and the results do not make sense. Not everything is linear.
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Highest Placing Freshman at Each Weight
Gus replied to steamboat_charlie's topic in College Wrestling
Well he was a Cadet world champ so I think his prowess coming out of HS was warranted. -
Fell into a couple of nice slide-by takedowns from Olejnik. Mulvaney was able to penetrate and get to his legs multiple times but was unable to finish those takedowns. It will be interesting to see how he progresses throughout the year and if he is able to finish those shots as the season goes on.
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Highest Placing Freshman at Each Weight
Gus replied to steamboat_charlie's topic in College Wrestling
Wells is the 4xer that was going to go D2 and decided at the last minute to go to Minnesota, correct? If so, looks like he made the correct decision. -
Very possible. He is a great coach.
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I did not see Griess over Pitzer coming. I have viewed Griess as a guy that beats the guys he is supposed to and loses to the guys he is supposed to. This might be a breakthrough victory for him. Nice win.
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Wow, just watched Crookham vs Vito. Crookham has great takedown defense. Like the other said, not sure I would pick him in a rematch but he’s very legit.
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Someone on here (I cant remember who) called him a “lock to AA if healthy”
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I really enjoyed the “Robbie Howard is a lock to Aaa era.”
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Why is Hawks locked in as the starter? Whiting has had some really nice wins in his career also. I would think it’s something that will be decided throughout the season because they seem to be very even. Both seem to be a slight notch about Harmon.
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Impressive win for Little over Jaxon Smith
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VV does not generate much offense. Goo defense and really good at riding on top. I believe this is the first match Ferrari has wrestled in over 2 years.
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Anthony Ferrari beats Voinovich 2-1 at the Luther Open.
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Negron looks like he filled into 184 nicely.
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ASU is known to . See Shultz.
