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What was “the incident”?

2-1 in TB2 on 1 second of RT?

Ok so if the bet is Steveson vs the field what odds am I getting?

It would water down the talent pool. But if the NCAA wants to award more medals then I’m all for it. My argument was referring to working within the confines of 10 weights.

Where the pastry man wrote that Michigan won

In a perfect world sure I’d rather 11 weights. But that’s not happening

I feel like Goodale has had some poor brick throws this season. Here he used it at 125 looking for 1 maybe 2 more NF swipes with his guy up 8-1.

lol Minnow called it the “dual of the year”

I know he wasn’t expected to win this one, but kinda crazy that Kade Moore is 0-9 in dual meets this season. Some tough dudes in there but also a (possibly) Cornell backup and a guy from Binghampton

Nice win for Cruz. Maybe he can qualify after all. The Ayala/Fugitt match was actually pretty close until the third IIRC. Stopped watching after that

Iowa over Wisconsin 45-0 event date: 01/12/25 Weight Iowa Wisconsin Result Prediction 125 #90 Joey Cruz #8 Nicolar Rivera W DEC 8 - 2 133 #2 Drake Ayala #32 Zan Fugitt W TF5 21 - 6 6:08 141 #71 Jace Rhodes #46 Brock Bobzien W SV-1 6 - 3 149 #2 Kyle Parco #250 Royce Nilo W TF5 19 - 3 3:24 157 #117 Miguel Estrada #99 Luke Mechler W DEC 10 - 4 165 #2 Michael Caliendo #153 Gavin Model W TF5 21 - 6 2:43 174 #4 Patrick Kennedy #34 Lucas Condon W TF5 19 - 4 3:13 184 #7 Gabe Arnold #87 Dylan Russo W FALL 1:27 197 #1 Stephen Buchanan #228 Niccolo Colucci W FALL 0:40 285 #17 Ben Kueter #64 Gannon Rosenfeld W MD 8 - 0

If NLWC hosted a Rokfin match of Cael vs Taylor that might be the most watched domestic non-NCAA/non-Olympic trial match of all time.

Telford looks pretty thin. There’s probably 5 or 6 guys I’d take over him. I think it’s Gwiz vs Taylor.

Feldman/Slav. Scoreless first period

Can’t remember, has he beaten Gwiz recently?

Shumate with a takedown in the third, then Poz with one at the buzzer to win. Rutgers leads 15-14 with just heavyweight left

Poz/Shumate. Another scoreless first period.

Cartagena Walsh with 2 nice takedowns in the third, wins 6-4 (0 takedowns for Rogotzke) Team score 14-12 tOSU with 2 matches to go

Rogotzke leads 2-0 after 2. I think the second point was a stall

No Soldano, it’s Cartagena Walsh vs Rogotzke. Scoreless first period

Kharchla got 1 takedown, wins 3-2 over Turley

Barbosa over Birden 2-1 in tiebreakers How do they wrestle 9+ minutes with no takedowns scored and zero stall calls?

What other close calls did he have that season other than the first Ramos match? I actually don’t think he looked particularly vulnerable early in the year, but yeah I’m more just feeling similar vibes in terms of everyone seemed to assume him winning was a foregone conclusion when nothing is guaranteed. As far as how it happens, I’m thinking he might be able to be “out-quicked” because of the extra weight he’s carrying this season. I’d also give Hendrickson a better chance of turning him than Kerk. Which if Hendrickson was the one to heat him it could potentially be the start of the legend of Taylor’s coaching career… Yeah kinda. For one he took about 2 years off from competing so he may not be as sharp as he was when doing it nonstop for basically his whole life. He also was likely more motivated by money than anything to come back. And so far it hasn’t seemed to work out for guys like those that went to Iowa for one more run at least in terms of individual titles are concerned.

Not sure if Soldano is the starter

Gotta give credit to CSUB. 0-12 last season, and 2 D1 wins this year