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Probably goes with Mendez all the time.

Nothing is more infuriating than a wrestler who hasn't done anything all match puts a sprint together in the last 30 seconds and the aggressor for the first 6:30 gets hit with stalling for defending. You can nearly guarantee that if a guy has a warning and the lead, the ref is going to hit him again in the final 30 seconds, regardless of what happened the rest of the match.

What is their projected line-up next year?

The number 7 ranked recruiting class?

Rutgers has made it into the bracket twice in the last 30 years and has 1 win at the tournament in the last 40. But go on.

I think he is a bigger recruit because he is an outspoken leader and would be a true face of a program. Angelo Ferrari has been quiet, Blaze is quiet, Forrest isn't outspoken, etc. etc. If Bo goes to either Iowa or OK State, he will be their brand ambassador and have chosen to take on Penn State rather than join them, and the program he goes to will reap many rewards beyond his points at NCAAs. For PSU however, he wouldn't have the same impact because they are already sitting on an embarrassment of riches.

This makes me dread that portion of tomorrow's show. We've all heard him talk enough about exploring his options. Now he's going to talk vaguely about his decision just so he can do it all over again the following day? Boring.

Oh interesting. On the broadcast they said Oregon State was hoping to get him back next week. I hadn't heard anything before today.

He's expected back next week.. but has missed some time. Not sure why Ferrari didn't wrestle.

When he ends up at Penn State this is going to feel a lot like Lebron taking his talents to South Beach.

Fall in the first minute for Wyatt. Final score: 36-3 OKST

Surber with dominating tech

This was his final event. Hawks was still out and I'm guessing Sinclair really wanted to go here and test himself at 184.

18-7 win for Plott. Sinclair managed to win a scramble and secure a TD when Plott was going for the tech.

7-1 for Plott after the first, racked up significant riding time as well.

Sinclair vs Plott!

@MizzouFan01 I got you. 174: Hamiti techs Mylin 20-4 with 43 seconds left in the second. Mylin was helpless on his feet, but bumped up and took the match. It hasn't been declared if Sinclair will be wrestling yet, but he did weigh-in. Smith said he wasn't sure if he was going to save his final event for a home dual..

125: All Spratley for a major over Walker 133: Witcraft with a comfortable win over Moore (2 TDs to 0) 141: Edmond over Burton (8-4) 149: Young majors Gioffre (11-3) 157: Fish over Conway (5-1) 165: Amine wins 2-1 over Steed.. questionable stall warning in the first where Amine had an underhook and looked to push Steed OB, Steed tried to circle in but Amine was able to prevent him from getting back inside the circle. Steed got warned a second time while he was riding in the second and that point was the difference. Amine wrestled the most Amine match of the year.

You do realize that he doesn't pick who wrestlers for him? It's actually the opposite.. Before Goodale arrived, they had a total of 6 one time All-Americans and 1 two-time AA in a span of over 50 years. During the Goodale they have had: 4x AA and National Champion Anthony Ashnault 2x AA Anthony Perrotti 2x AA and National Champion Nick Suriano *while at Rutgers* 2x AA Sebastian Rivera *while at Rutgers* 1x AA Greg Bulsak 1x AA Ben Liss 1x AA Yaraslau Slovikouski 1x AA Dylan Shawver 1x AA Jon Poznanski 1x AA Jackson Turley

that would be awesome.

Huh?

Do you actually put stock into wrestlestat predictions?

I meant current or future NCAA champs. 1. I don't know about Pat Smith's wins. 2. Cael didn't beat anyone who went on to win a National title? 3. Dake beat Molinaro, St. John, and DT 4. Stieber beat J.O. and Ramos 5. Yanni beat Dean Heil 6. Aaron Brooks beat Keckeisen 7. Starocci beat Griffith, and Lewis So of 7 four-time champs, 5 beat either former or eventual national champions (maybe 6 if Smith did as well). So typically, 4x champs do beat NCAA champions. I'm surprised that you of all people wouldn't agree that the years of eligibility and the field you compete against are a major factor in how many titles an individual wins. Winning 4 titles doesn't necessarily mean you were better than someone who won two but ran into a buzz saw and didn't win 4.

I was simply stating that being a 4x champ has factors outside of how good a college wrestler is. The field you compete against is as big of a factor as any. How many NCAA champions did Cael beat in his career? I'm not removing Cael from being crowned the greatest, but he arguably dominated the weakest field of any of the four timers. Other than the GOAT himself, which four timer boasts these statistics? "Taylor graduated with 134 wins and three losses, 50 pins, 42 technical falls, and 29 major decisions."