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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.

I’m pretty sure that wrestling room in their basement doubles as a bomb shelter

I saw his first post about “inexcusable behavior,” and thought he was talking about her quote in the article and I thought that was a bit extreme to be “inexcusable.” Cheating I’d agree is inexcusable. Although, I don’t recall, did he call Kyle Snyder’s behavior “inexcusable”?

I mean I’d almost guarantee they knew he was kicked off the OSU team, almost killed someone by driving recklessly, and had a sexual misconduct allegation. Had they seen all his cringey videos, maybe not.

Still not quite the same as Elon’s (fingers weren’t together), but this is definitely the closest I’ve seen from a Dem. The others being shared before weren’t even close.

Following Anthony and AJ around Morgan State would probably be worthy of a reality show

Oh yeah I forgot about the blog, that was kinda weird. I mean Minnow does have a point by saying what doesn’t feel right is that the admin knew what the allegations were previously. Again I don’t think AJ has any recourse, but it is kinda crappy if they told him he was good to go but then changed their mind.

He’d have to actually wrestle a freestyle match to do that

but you’ll reply anyway, and add links to other “crazy” stories, hmm

The one with the coach’s son? IIRC didn’t that turn out to be a false allegation?

Thanks for confirming that DOGE’s purpose was already being done within the government

There was some dude on xtwitter that went on a rant (shared by Minnow) saying he thought AJ should sue UNC because they’re a public institution, which doesn’t make any sense. But then he deleted his account.