Idaho

I'M AN ALL-AMERICAN!!!

WAY TO GO IDAHO!!!

LOL... yeah.

Hardy went on a two year church mission so he didn't wrestle for two years ......Gable went on a two year professional sports mission.

You don't see a program and their feeder school both on the hot seat very often.

Obviously the good choice to go with Kennedy over Brands for the post-season. Glad Kennedy final made it - he has been loyal and a dawg for Iowa.

Hardy looking tough with the crazy pin... Mendez on a mission.

Iowa may need a new feeder program. THe calls for Figs may quiet.

Is Iowa still calling for Figs?

Steveson happened.

Undefeated in round 1... Nice job by me @nhs67 Round 1 Contender - Round 2 Pretender.

I'd rather watch a live match with no clock than a spinning circle on Flo.

Correct... Brennan had surgery in 2021, therefore not competing that year that was free. At the beginning of this fiasco. LR fans were claiming he had a medical redshirt for 2021 giving him the extra year. However, the NCAA didn't give any due to 2021 being a free year. Med years have to be granted and signed off by the NCAA. Why LR thought they had a med year with no sign off from the NCAA is a mystery. Why they would go to the conference twice and the conference saying he was good, twice is yet another mystery. Somebody needs to do a nice Scooby Doo pull off the mask meme.

Oregon State declared Pac-12 champs. LR lost Brennan's points at the Pac12 giving the Beavers the team title, however they did not give Murphy Menke the Pac12 champion NCAA birth.

Brockman gets mauled and pinned.

But PSU is supposed to drop and it's supposed to be closer than we all think.

I'm good with my team you picked - Thanks for doing that!

The NCAA

Schultz is more comparable to Coon.

I like session 1… all my guys are still on the championship side.

Because he still has issues and concerns about how rules are enforced, followed or changed Doug Schwab @schwabwrestling Mar 13 I have had a lot of questions surrounding the first day weigh ins at the Big 12 tournament. I certainly have many thoughts, concerns and ideas moving forward for how the rules can be better enforced, followed or changed. As of right now my focus, time and energy stays solely on my team and the 35 men getting ready for the NCAAs next week. I am looking forward to hearing a statement from the Big 12 to provide some clarity and understanding, as we all deserve transparency. I look forward to being part of the solution to continue to move our great sport forward.

I have followed this pretty close.... from what I have read... Brennan believed he had a medical redshirt coming in 2021...however the NCAA did not give out redshirts that year because is was a free year. That's why Starocci and others are getting 5 post seasons. If Brennan had wrestled 2021 his 5th post season would have been last year. The NCAA either grants the redshirt or it does not. Humphries was declined for the exact same reason - no med shirts in 2021 since it was a free year. A wrestling stat service (nameless) reached out to LR this season about Brennan being ineligible. Somehow he wrestled all season, without confirmation from the NCAA that he was eligible. If he had been eligible by the NCAA this would not be an issue right now and they not have had to apply for a waiver. LR fans have said that Brennan was deemed eligible twice over the season - was that by the NCAA or by LR? The NCAA only grants the shirt once - why do you have to keep checking? WHat I believe has happened (which could come out as wrong later) - is that the LR compliance department deemed him eligible, but the NCAA did not. How the LR coaches and compliance department could assume and carry on business as usual without confirmation of med shirt year from the NCAA is baffling. If the NCAA did grant it, it would be against their own policy (Humphries) and we would not be in this situation of having to review it and submit a waiver. If LR said they did receive that confirmation, then how did they get it and Humphries did not and why are they still having to submit a waiver. To me all signs point toward a LR compliance misunderstanding and mishandling of the situation. But like I said, I could be wrong, but nothing adds up. If he is deemed eligible, we may see a lawsuit from guys like Humphrey and probably others who used a med shirt during the free year. Another year for those guys is another year of NIL earnings and possibly finishing a masters program. IF he is deemed ineligible, then obviously this is a huge mark on the LR compliance and a very unfortunate situation for the program, Brennan and his family. This would also make him ineligible the whole year...now it's another can of worms with LR defeating Oregon State by 4 points for the team title at the Pac12. Also, the only way to go here would be to give the 2nd place pac 12 wrestler the allocation since the Pac12 is guaranteed and allocation. If they give it to the alternate, then you have taken the allocation from the Pac12. Obviously the longer this goes the more likely they don't do anything.

The longer the Brennan situation goes without comment, the more it seems the NCAA will leave as is. Does Humphries now sue for loss earnings if he had gotten another year under the same exact scenario?

Schwab commented on it and will comment more after the NCAA's. But what does he know, he's just a coach in the B12. I expect there to be discussions about it and what took place at the conference and NCAA level.