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What’s that?

I just don’t see what evidence there is that the family, in particular the daughter that just graduated high school, would have helped. Apparently the dude said he wanted to see her graduate before he did it. If she helped she had to know she was going down too. Can’t think of any terrorists that would say “well let me finish high school first before I go commit a terror attack”

Did they “help” him overfill the bottles so he would set himself on fire?

He’s back on Rudis site https://www.rudis.com/collections/the-kyle-snyder-collection

If it’s the Lee “last name” (which isn’t really his last name), he is from NJ and wrestled for East Stroudsburg I believe

Yeah I thought it was interesting that he was railing on Snyder while Minnow sounded like he wished he was the one in that hotel room with Snyder.

Ok I guess I missed the joke. Well people that complain about “7th year guys!” obviously care. I think it’s great personally if it allows guys to get paid/get free school while getting a graduate degree (which I know isn’t an option at Cornell). Unless you go to Michigan and take some Social Work classes and don’t actually finish the degree.

Didn’t Kemerer get a graduate degree? If he did and Vito didn’t, I’d say Vito is more “egregious”

I saw people post that LinkedIn photo and it was pretty obvious it wasn’t her.

What’s the Tony Ramos and the athletic trainer thing?

I have no issue with questioning them, or even deporting them (they were still legal until we revoked their visas), but it’s a pretty big leap to assume they helped.

Thanks. But wait, I thought we were against cancel culture?

Why would you bet they helped? Doesn’t seem like this was planned all that well.

Is this thread still up? I can’t find it

I have to laugh when there are calls that both corners complain about

I am interested to see how he does, but was he injured? I thought he just got beat out. Unless maybe he’s pulling a Facundo/Nagao

I don’t really agree with a lot of the guys on that list, some didn’t really get injured until after graduating, some only had one injury that occurred during a match which I would put in a different category, and some probably just had fake injuries so they could get a medical redshirt. I do think it’s fair to include Cassar and Kerk on the list though, despite being national champions. Spencer Lee was a national champion and Iowa often gets criticized about his injury, so those people should also criticize PSU about Cassar and Kerk. They’ve also had other guys with multiple nagging injuries though: Shakur Rasheed, Robbie Howard, Brady Berge to name a few off the top of my head. Bottom line I don’t think PSU has a “problem” with guys getting injured, but IMO I don’t think Iowa really has any more notable injuries than PSU does.

Was Fugitt ever enrolled anywhere other than Wisconsin?

Not first year and a known name, but I am curious to see how Braxton Amos does coming off the double redshirt

How?

Meh, historically it’s not like it just happened against Iowa guys though. Or are you saying every other team except PSU trains too hard? This year though they had a few guys on the opposite end of that trend: Lilledahl (Seymour) Bartlett (Mendez) Van Ness (Webster)

You don’t think they knew about those 3 things via Rob Koll?

I’m not sure if Iowa guys actually get hurt any more than PSU guys though. I think PSU’s secret sauce is more in their technique/scouting than the training methods. Just look at the number of times they had guys lose during the regular season only to come back and beat them in the postseason.

Fair enough, learn something new everyday. I thought casualties always referred to deaths. Although I’m sure that x account used that word intentionally because many people likely associate it with deaths.

Obviously a horrible attack, but there were no casualties. “Amuse” might be the biggest liar on xtwitter, I’d be careful what you share from him.