Mr. PeanutButter

Really good showing from Minto. 5-1 Caliendo is how it ends. Minto didn't get to a leg but he challenged from scrambles

he's certainly showing some squirrelyness thus far

Both of you live in florida... suspicious

estrada chirping. don't like that

Parco > Ridge > SVN > Parco logical. symmetrical. It begins and ends with Parco. He is going to place 1st and 8th this season

without a doubt. Cstar, give him credit, has scored a lot of bonus the last 2 years. Bartlett seems content to win by just enough

I never know what to expect with Cruz. He looks goodish from neutral but is a major liability from bottom. I'm guessing that match is close due to Smith's purported difficult weight cut Cruz should probably go neutral in the post season when given choice

The first win was controversial. Can't rewatch because it isn't available, but I recall a late stall call being the difference (Ridge didn't have Starocci's mindset). The 2nd win came during sad boy hours and everyone knows those don't count. I'm also picking Parco

Interesting strategy. I'm super biased so can someone more reasonable explain how this is a clean and valid technique? If you'd like more context, you can watch the full sequence here. Should start at 6:33

Wild how frustrating Van Dee can be for both teams. Sometimes all in one match!

Bro they're cooked to a more complete crisp than Ohio State!!! You're just afraid to admit it!! Carl's cheeks are getting clammy!!!

Son of a gun. He's a cowboy. Good choice. He'll do great

OP didn't claim that PSU was getting the top class every year (if they did, they'd score <200 points) but rather it has felt like they get the very top of the topmost talent more than anybody else. I agree with that sentiment and your's and 103's numbers I believe support it. I'm not arguing that the recruiting advantage isn't earned but that the advantage is significant and that, like OP said, it's refreshing to see the topmost talent spread around somewhat. How much of a difference it makes and whether this "trend" lasts or not remains to be seen.

Penn state shows up 4 times as #1 (tentatively), effectively doubling up the other 2 teams. What is your point? That the recruiting gap is merely broad, not vast?

You're right. We've been slippin'. But we're getting back on track

I wonder what people would be saying about Bo's prospects if he had committed to a different school. Fix was widely regarded as a better prospect than Lee and went to a school that many deemed was tailor made for his style. We all know how that turned out. Still, based on most recent results I have to agree that Blaze is the best prospect out of the bunch. And he'll have ridiculous workout partners. I think Bo, with his gas tank, could be an absolute monster but, from the couple dozen matches I've seen of the two, I think Jax has more tools. Jax is long and looks like a guy that could grow up to 157. Maybe he struggles (relatively) until he puts on solid mass. Blaze Bo Jax

"well, ACHTUALLY Penn state doesn't get all the top recruits they only get 20% of them!!!!1! You ignorant fo0l!!"

One thing's for sure, he's probably not going to learn this:

$69,420 is the standard base pay but there is a ton of incentive pay built in ranging from bonus points to NCAA placement. That's part of the reason why watching Parco has been a little frustrating at times. He is leaving benjamins scattered on the mat everytime he wrestles to a decision win.

Is that a fact? Show me the evidence?

Mr. Mindset

I just wish he would threaten to assault a coach or at least desecrate a cemetery so that I could hate him less

Who's this Bazarganov guy? Gave Spencer a really good match. Lee wasn't able to overpower him like he does most.

My heart says Iowa but my gut says OKST

no, I know what thread you are referring to. I read it. I'm not going to be convinced by a bunch of special interest third parties making unverifiable claims. I'd rather listen to what the kid himself has to say. I'll change my tune if these screenshots become publicly available though.