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I wasn't wanting him to fill out to HWT. I was wanting him to fill out to the weight he will me going towards for the next cycle, which is 97 KG (~213lbs). Go for 225-230lbs for safe measure. He is long. A little muscle will go a long way towards adding weight. Also in two years (2026) that 285lb weight class is going to be Feldman, Pitzer, Kueter, Carroll, Mirasola, Hopke, Mullin, etc. All these big sumbitches we have today are gone.

Evans still makes that a match, fwiw. Also, fwiw that might bite him in the ass. Hardy handled him last time they wrestled and it appeared to be a style matchup issue. Hardy is looking at the 4 seed right now.

Legitimately half of his matches (so far) this year are at 125lbs and the other half are at 133lbs - all in duals. If (key word) he chooses to go 133, I am sure the coaching staff will allow him to wrestle Orine for the spot. It isn't as if Orine, Comacho, or Trombley have shown to be heads and shoulders better at putting results out there when it matters most.

Ew.

Run on sentence is run on sentence. There are 2,033 other posters on these forums more valuable than that scum of a bot. 2,034 if I choose to include Blue Dragons - which I might...

Oh god. People actually think he's not a troll. HFS guys.

I think you have Rocky go up a weight after a redshirt, in that scenario, as well. His MFS career is going to be at 97 KG. Let him grow to 225-230lbs. Also, Redshirt Sinclair as well. Have Whiting/Hawkes man 184/197.

Joke is on you! I had three other's tabbed... that actually makes it 3.5!

I think the sites are doing it because Trombley has been the guy for them in duals for over a month. Comacho just won the App St Open so I think he is working on getting back to form from whatever it might have been ailing him. I imagine Trombley will get his chance at starting for thr postseason at whatever weight of his choosing (meaning a chance to wrestle off for the spot(s)). Until PatPop says otherwise or until we see otherwise at ACCs I would assume Comacho will be the guy.

No. I just understand that we have two international styles I would prefer to feed in to, not just one.

Or you could not be a turdbiscuit, quit posting in this burner, and just leave it (us) alone.

Badass, thank you Wkn!

I don't think it will be a shutout, so I would not take the bet. That said, Cinnatwat doesn't follow through on bets. Never has. Ergo, if I win... I still lose.

Those are MFS weights. MGR has more grapplers, internationally. Why not use their weights?

Any chance you would be willing to do this for D2 and D3 as well?

Also, a loss to Oklahoma State likely puts them more on the hotseat than a loss to this year's Penn State squad.

If they shut Iowa out, will you finally leave us all alone - forever?

If all starters go, with how they have been wrestling, this is what I have... 125 Michigan over Nebraska via Decision UofM 3-0 Wrestlestat: 3-0 Nebraska 133 Michigan over Nebraska via Major UofM 7-0 Wrestlestat: Tied 3-3 141 Michigan over Nebraska via Decision UofM 10-0 Wrestlestat: 6-3 Michigan 149 Michigan over Nebraska via Decision UofM 13-0 Wrestlestat: Tied 6-6 157 Nebraska over Michigan via Decision UofM 13-3 Wrestlestat: 9-6 Nebraska 165 Michigan over Nebraska via Decision UofM 16-3 Wresltestat: Tied 9-9 174 Michigan over Nebraska via Major UofM 20-3 Wrestlestat: 13-9 Michigan 184 Michigan over Nebraska via Decision UofM 23-3 Wrestlestat: Tied 13-13 197 Nebraska over Michigan via Decision UofM 23-6 Wrestlestat: 13-18 285 Michigan over Nebraska via Major UofM 27-6 Wrestlestat: 18-17 Nebraska I used their last starters as their starters (for Wrestlestat purposes), which means Striggow at 197 and Walker at 184 for Michigan and Hutmacher for Nebraska. The rest are basically whoever has been wrestling there for them for most matches. I think Michigan takes it to them just like they did Iowa. I don't know if Bullock will be back in the lineup, or why he was out. If Rogers is in against Allred at 197 instead, it is still likely bonus. Allred is big and Rogers is made for 184lbs.

https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/72965/andrews-harley/profile https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/92047/hutmacher-nash/profile Other gents at Nebraska's disposal who have matches in, redshirt or not: https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/67259/van-tassell-brandyn/profile https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/84340/moore-matthew/profile https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/84339/thebeau-dominic/profile

What weight is Bekzod going? Or is Zhamalov not going to wrestle 74 KG for Uzb?

I think Woods handles Bartlett, tbh, much more often than Bartlett wins. The only real path I see Bartlett having is 4-1 in OT... because... he is basically Lewan at this point. I think folks are writing off Woods because of getting handled by Lemley, who Bartlett had just beaten. A few things to consider... A - Woods had sat out the previous weekend, if you recall. Whatever the reason(s) for that, it may have lingered or might have had an effect on his conditioning. The further we get from that 'break' the closer to form we will see him. B - This is in CHA folks... if there is one team that has a home advantage due to some form of haunting, 'Tom'foolery, or some other mystic intervention, it's CHA. C - Woods has already beaten him, was never really in danger in that match, and is still just as good as he was then.

Bass or bass? Asking because my brain is having difficulty reading it because it doesn't know if you mean bass or bass...

That's as may be, however I meant if B1Gs were this weekend.

I speak for everyone when I say this: If you knowingly harbor that dipshit, then you deserve every bit of the IP ban that he does.

He didn't actually lose, though. His hand was raised. He won on a shit call - I will admit that every single time. The same as Kilkeary lost on a shit call. I think Blaze to Purdue would be badass.