Corellan

You go there to give yourself the best opportunity to develop and put yourself in a good position for the rest of your life. Being a student is part of this but being an elite athlete is just as valid a skill as being a rocket scientist and is a viable career path whether it is competing or coaching in the future . Educational Model is already too corporate and anything that even hints at being in favor of a corporate, institutional model over the person paying the money needs to be be reformed .

Cornell fan but Ivy leagues need to update their policies . Having archaic rules regarding eligibility under the guise of being for academic reasons is extremely outdated. The best thing for the student/athlete is to have the same opportunities as other student athletes especially in this day and age where athletes are rightly allowed to be compensated . These policies are not Student/Athlete first policies .

Cornell would guess Dellagatta at heavyweight , Cerchio or Perentin at 165 and possible another year at 141 for Cornella . Also younger Delagatta competing for 184 .

Jude Correa up , anyone ever see so many pins in such a short amount of time ?

Yes true there are big tall guys also.

Interesting , feel like giving it to the athletes would contribute to the popularity of the event even more among every demographic , Fans, Parents, Athletes, Casuals etc Guessing all the schools do this .

Data may be a way to solve this , as in average height per weight class by year with a lower average height maybe indicative of more muscularity . Would have to start after the year weigh ins were changed from night before for consistency though.

Curious does the prize Money go to the school participating or to all the athletes making up the team ?