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Moving a lot of manufacturing back to the US. Hopefully the other tech titans follow.

Not to pick on Kueter, but he looks like he could use a break. Tonight’s dual was in hand, does Iowa have a backup HWT?

This is a wrestling forum. Penn State was happy to visit.

Kueter has had a bad month.

It would’ve been good to see David Taylor get in the refs face about no stalling calls against Brands.

We’ve gotten to the weight classes where we don’t call stalling anymore

Here comes a two point stall, right

I wonder if the interviews were done remotely? Seems like they could’ve met up.

Who’s going 174 for Iowa? Kennedy or Brands?

Fish totally looked like a fish in that Peterson.

Why didn’t Parco let him go much earlier and secure a major with a takedown?

Parco has a skin condition that also makes you look spotty

If a wrestler with no arms and legs didn’t get off their belly in 1 second they’d be calling for stalling.

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I can’t wait to see the media frenzy after the Fort Knox visit

Luckily the Hodge criteria survived DEI.

Hopefully the FBI doesn’t have a problem of thousands of unaccountable workers collecting a paycheck. It will be interesting to see the number of people that don’t even open the original message, let alone respond with the request.

You wonder how much ai will help the investigation into where the money went?

And then they change the rules to give 3 for a takedown and the ultimate goal of the sport, to pin your opponent, is gone.

Yes… if the Hodge was still heavily weighted towards pins, we’d have a group of specialists from across the nation going for it. Who was that wrestler out east that had 20 some pins… Scott… name escapes me.

The Hodge for years was a pinner’s award. It morphed into a most dominant award. I hope it doesn’t become a career achievement award. The first 5-timer deserves all the praise in the world, but not the Hodge IMHO.

What’s the deal? He’s been on the job for a half a day. Where are the lists?