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You must have missed the PSU Maryland dual... there was a Basch @Husker_Du segment on how terrible it was....and no it wasn't just a mispronounced name. It's been more than just one instance this season. Young kids are not prepared for big10 wrestling announcing...not necessarily their fault.... but it was a disaster.

Lehigh having their way with ASU.... FIgs with some cheap wrestling. And it's being live streamed on Flo

How dare we pay for a service and expect mediocre.

The real fun will be Ferrari's posts....

No program is going to pay a guy more who doesn't AA either. As a side related side note, you dont' think Bob would pay AJ next year if he can get into Iowa?

Not wrestling could hurt NIL, but he could also hurt his future NIL by not AA or having a bad showing. He hasn't wrestled much, he has one top 20 match on his resume and if he wrestles this Friday it will be the first time in about a month. All signs point toward an unprepared and unsuccessful post-season. He has stayed out of trouble, stayed eligible, wrestled some matches. It's what his next university wants to see from him to be able to gain entrance.

Im in.

Larkin

I would not be surprised if he is done for this season.

Definitely in.... I always lead on Day 1.... can't break my streak now.

Yep - I agree. Conference records go: Little 3-0, Munoz 1-0, Ferrari 0-0, Hodges 0-2

He was pretty tired from that barbell Tik Tok workout. Needs a couple more weeks. Hoping he doesn't get the #1 seed at the Pac 12 so he has to go through Munoz and Little to win the conference.

125 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) over Antonio Lorenzo (Oklahoma) (Dec 5-2) 133 Cleveland Belton (Oklahoma) over Unknown (For.) 141 Mosha Schwartz (Oklahoma) over Emilio Ysaguirre Jr (Arizona State) (Dec 5-4) 149 Willie McDougald (Oklahoma) over Pierson Manville (Arizona State) (SV-1 4-1) 157 Landyn Sommer (Oklahoma) over Michael Kilic (Arizona State) (Dec 11-5) 165 Tate Picklo (Oklahoma) over Austin Scott (Arizona State) (TF 19-4 6:08) 174 Gaven Sax (Oklahoma) over Joseph Manfredi (Arizona State) (MD 18-9) 184 Deanthony Parker Jr (Oklahoma) over Shay Addison (Arizona State) (MD 14-3) 197 Eli Cordy (Oklahoma) over Jacob Meissner (Arizona State) (MD 15-2) 285 Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) over Juan Mora (Oklahoma) (TB-2 5-2)

So the waiver is only one year this time? Did they change that? Last time it was for two years - 2018 and 2019 they had only 5 teams - Little Rock joined in Fall of 2019. https://ualr.edu/news-archive/2019/05/24/wrestling/ "The Pac-12 Conference dropped from six members to five after Boise State discontinued its wrestling program after the 2017 season. While the NCAA requires a conference to have at least six active members that sponsor the applicable sport to be eligible for automatic qualification in the NCAA Championships, it does provide a two-year transition period to allow for a conference to secure a sixth member." Does the conference only getting a champ come into play after the waiver/transition period is over or do they not get any qualifiers? Or how does that work?

Yeah, I had the same thoughts. I was surprise Yas beat Saunders. Chlebove really needed that win.

Hmmm.... They are on a 2 year waiver for only having 4 teams... this happened a few years ago before Little Rock joined and they only got the champs and everyone else went into the at-large. I am hearing the same for this year.

No. 9 Cornell 25, Arizona State 12 125 | #2 Richard Figueroa (ASU) wins over Marcello Milani (CU) by Decision 10-7 | 3-0, ASU 133 | Julian Chlebove (ASU) wins over #28 Tyler Ferrera (CU) by Decision 5-2 | 6-0, ASU 141 | Emilio Ysaguirre (ASU) wins over #30 Josh Saunders (CU) by Decision 9-2 | 9-0, ASU 149 | #20 Ethan Fernandez (CU) wins over Mykey Ramos (ASU) by Tech Fall (20-4/6:28) | 9-5, ASU 157 | Nate Wade (CU) wins over Michael Kilic (ASU) by (SV-1/12-9) | 9-8, ASU 165 | #5 Julian Ramirez (CU) wins over Caleb Camp (ASU) by Fall (0:59) | 14-9, Cornell 174 | #9 Simon Ruiz (CU) wins over Arturo Anaya (ASU) by Tech Fall (15-0/2:45) | 19-9, Cornell 184 | #6 Chris Foca (CU) wins over Cael Valencia (ASU) by Decision 6-5 | 22-9, Cornell 197 | #24 Michael Dellagatta (CU) wins over Max Acciardi (ASU) by Decision 6-2 | 25-9, Cornell HWT | #5 Cohlton Schultz (ASU) wins over #33 Ashton Davis by Decision 6-0 | 25-12, Cornell

Because Colorado is Western state.

Wyoming is the first team on my list....

In your list on page 1, you have the Pac 12 with several weights earning more than one allocation...however I believe the Pac-12 only gets a champion this year and the rest go into at-large. I am sure they will get some of those at-large, like at 197, but I am pretty sure they only get their champs this year.

They have a 2 year exemption, so they are good next. year too... oh and they are committed to building the conference back up. It makes more sense for Wyoming, Cal Baptist, N. Colorado, UVU and Air Force to move to the Pac 12 and Little Rock to the Socon. One last thing...

LET'S GO PAC-12!!!!!

Cowboy Shootout in Wyoming is coming up Feb 23. Might see some guys there who need matches.

I'm bringing in Lionel or ionel.