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Parris is 6'1" tall and wrestled 220 his last three years of high school. A lot of 215/220lbers go down (Amos/Focus to name a couple very recent). Add in that he was absolutely ragdolled by Cassioppi just after he graduated and bumped up. It wasn't unrealistic to think he might go down after that. Also, the runner up at 157lbs last year is wrestling at 157lbs this year still for Iowa.

Suriano won it at 133 after not winning it at 125.

Nick Heflin only had a ~25% bonus rate after going up to 197.

You are pissing and moaning about Flo to a crowd who will generally pile on. You don't find it odd that nobody is? If not, I will help you out: Flo has nothing to do with streaming nor is track/flo hosting their brackets. Wrestling(Flo) doesn't have the limitless funds and the Flo name doesn't carry the level of clout ESPN does. Meaning coaches and event organizers or more likely to either not answer requests or simply tell them to pound sand when asking about probables and such. Also it is required in most professional leagues, including the EPL, to report on injuries and such. At the end of the day, if you are going to hold Flo's coverage of a random (and new) NCAA invite tournament to the ssme standard of ESPN's coverage of the most popular professional league on the planet, in the EPL, then you will always be disappointed.

I only made five of them, and I was going to gift one to my BFF! These booklets are going places, man.

I will throw in two coupon booklets to him in his package and another two to you to zip it.

3 head of Japanese Brown (each just over 1500lbs), 46 barrels of El Dorado (rum) and 12 hookers (all utd on shots and tested clean). Also, a 150 count coupon booklet that includes goodies such as 'one free left foot massage,' '24 hours of honesty,' and 148 others of the golden variety.

It shows Kael Voinovich (sp) as unattached. He is a RS-Frosh as well, isn't he?

Firefox works fine for me as does Brave.

Not sure that is relevant in any way, shape, or form... just saying.

I much prefer Trackwrestling over Flo in pretty much every regard. It is less of a gap on the desktop, but on mobile, Track is considerably easier to navigate.

I don't know. JW was far enough off the deep end in more ways than just being a drunkard that it might be either or something in between.

Taylor wouldn't have been the only coach to let him go. He is running a dry program. Something many of the more successful programs run. Jordan Williams was given more than one chance to not violate this policy and he decided he was above the policy. There was no mistake in letting him go. He (Williams) didn't deserve to go to Oklahoma State anymore.

He was losing 5-3 (would have been 9-3 after swipes) before being decked. He was in no way destroying Van Ness.

The same Jordan Williams who was getting destroyed by Shayne Van Ness prior to him getting pinned? That Jordan Williams? I think they'll be fine.

Also, of note: Nebraska faces Minny the week before. If Flynn beats Smith, we could see him drop a bit.

@Wrestleknownothing, I would be curious how Minnesota's 10 AA squad would 'project' with you expected AA total(s).

This. This one. /thread

He didn't weigh in.

What does anything you said have to do with the original question that I answered?

Keegan isn't and never really was cut... more of a baby faced assassin. He carries his weight different, but don't mistake that for a lack of power.. Haines is very lean and always has been.

They both took two shots, but otherwise spot-on.

He wasn't Top 10 or anything, but he was a key get for Mizzou. Same school as the Amines.

The athlete taking the mat also matters. Focus is the strongest 197ber in D1 and is really fast when he needs to be. Buchanan is the fastest 197lber in D1 and is freally strong when he needs to be. Both of them hold the advantage in those regards and if you think it won't be a factor, you aren't thinking. I am the biggest Barr/Facundo/Davis fan on these forums and even I know the brakes need to be pumped a bit.

Barr weighed in at 196.0, FWIW.