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How old is Larry Lee? That would have to be taken into consideration because if he gets too old to hold the press conferences for Spencer, who will make sympathetic pleas on his behalf? Can't see Cathy doing it. So I'm going JB. Lo Lo Burroughs is young enough to fill that role for as long as Jordan wants to coach.

Carter Starocci all day long.

So Anthony Ferrari has a chance?

Without covid, Iowa would have been robbed of their total collapse in Detroit in 2022.

JC was robbed of posting this topic himself.

Anthony trying to reach Cael...

They are going to go to Iowa. They will kick ass over the next year and not get in any trouble. Then a week after the NCAA Championships, with Hawk Fans riding a new wave of gleeful optimism, the shoe drops...

Has anyone that ever claimed to be hacked, actually been hacked?

Well he has been told to go f#^k himself many times.

I think your tiers are accurate but I think some of tier 3 is a little overrated except for Slavikouski and Elam. Feldman is unproven and small at this level. Bastida is small for 285. Big boys could gas him from top position. I think a few guys from the tier below could be there. But let's talk about Nevills since that started the conversation. I admit I was being a little cheeky about him being a semi-finalist. But I wouldn't be surprised if he does. This is why I think he's underrated: 1. He's a big 285. Big as in length and meat. 2. He's extremely athletic for a man of his size. 3. He had some not great losses (Catka/Houghton) in 2022, but he was playing football full-time that year. 4. He has experience wrestling great competition in the Big 10. He's wrestled Steveson/Cass/Parris and Kervliet in the room. 5. He has the pedigree not only in the family, but he was a 4 time California State Champ. He was arguably the best out of the family. Of anyone in the 285 field that could overachieve, he is my #1 pick. This is his first chance at wrestling a full season. That's my rationale.

Any of Cass, Hendrickson, or Davison on any given day. He's a big boy and a great athlete. With a year in the Maryland room the sky is the limit.

He beats one.