GimJustafan

never mentioned single word about any of his accolades/ wins or loses not that he has many nor delegitimized his wrestling ability- its off the charts just gave my opinion on kids being held back Soley for sports along with 20 year olds competing in HS events as it was posted pa passed rule allowing 20 yr olds to compete due to covid if they chose to repeat a grade why statement on 17 year old seniors is factual Most high school seniors in the United States are typically 17 or 18 years old12. This is based on the assumption that a student begins kindergarten at the age of 5 or 6 and progresses through 12 years of basic education.

it is a BIG deal 1st and foremost a 14/15 yr old freshman has no business competing vs a 20 yr old in a HS event 2nd if he was left back Soley for athletics, while i know it's done - it just not right - it's actually sad plenty of HS seniors are 17 3rd - mature as his peers- he gets up at at 5 am for workouts, manages his enormous social media platform 4th if for academics that is the only acceptable reason / i have my doubts

Hey coach are you leaving soon?

haven't used my smoker yet but enjoying the Blackstone for sure

Davino has 5 events he can compete in until the decide to RS him? lets see how this plays out , but agree he could be the man @133

133 will be this year's 125 upsets all over the place

that is only what i thought I read on track when the idea of him leaving asu was 1st floated out on the internet

thought teemer was only eligible 2nd semester?

11/02/2024 Tiffin University Women`s Open, OH 11/02/2024 Luther Hill Open - Women, IA 11/02/2024 Pointer Women`s Open, WI 11/02/2024 Women`s Trojan Open, NC 11/02/2024 Simpson Women`s Duals, CA 11/02/2024 Tiffin Open, OH 11/03/2024 ESU Open, PA 11/03/2024 Menlo Women`s Open, CA 11/03/2024 2024 Princeton Open, NJ

^^^^^^Ono was (and is) damn impressive. Cut through guys like a hot knife in butter. He's super quick and technically very good. Apparently, he will be training at Penn State this winter. Wondering whether Cael offers him a scholarship to do folkstyle or a place at the NLWC

of course- penn state the god dam monopoly of college wrestling

fair point and noted - so let's leave off freestyle results as they don't always transfer to folkstyle

#12 Nic Bouzakis, Ohio State- so highly touted out of HS , has yet to find real success at this level I really think he needs to have big year , up and down last year 25-11, with 7 of those wins coming at cliff keen (7-1 placed 3rd) best win was probably pin of Kai Orine (NCST) worst loss was to Dylan Ragusin(MIchagan) MD, 15-6 had a really poor showing @ the big 10 tourney going 1-2 then 2-2 @ NCAA's most recently went 0-1 @U23

and vito had 2 tough matches vs blaze 2-1 and 3-1 i believe

when does ONO come the US on a full ride with nil to the college of his choice that was a impressive performance from the 20 yr old vs vito

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i think we see a whole new level to Casey this year , if you listend to the press day he sates exactly what you mentioned above about being i year-round with the frost boys' also stated arounf the 1:23 mark " i will do what ever that old man tells me to do "

you do not have to have control to score exposure points / it who initiates the action but control is not always awarded I'm well aware of that but let's be honest talking ways to improve freestyle criteria is BS , when score board reads 4-4 is that not a tie

goodbye to grounding control should need to be established before you can score exposure points add OT - no more ending a match with a tie score

just hoping Zeke punches TNT square in the face

Miller lost his spot last yr @125 to ncaa qualifier, current u23 world team member Max Gallagher

could do without that TBH/ just wrestle

OHIO STATE seems pretty young 125 Pounds Vinny Kilkeary, FR 133 Pounds Nic Bouzakis, SO 141 Pounds Jesse Mendez, SO 149 Pounds Dylan D'Emilio, SR 157 Pounds Paddy Gallagher, JR 165 Pounds Sammy Sasso, SR 174 Pounds Rocco Welsh, SO 184 Pounds Ryder Rogotzke, SO 197 Pounds Luke Geog, SO 285 Pounds Nick Feldman, SO