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No Seibrecht? He should get a medical for 2023-24.

Pinto is a Junior this year.

Any individual results?

Ja has drafted like 67% Nebraska gents the last three fantasy drafts. He just might be on-staff.

Even the children?!

Jimmy... you forgot to swap accounts.

He is Michigan grown 3xer (lost his last one to a fellow 3xer who lost his first one to him, so he repayed the flavor) - went to high school an hour north of Ann Arbor.

Central Michigan's Spidle in the portal. Was 133lbs this year and took a big step up after not having to focus on weight management. Beat Rutger's Shawver and Bucknell's Phipps at NCAA's enroute to a R16 performance. I could see him headed to a mid-tier B1G program, or somewhere like Oklahoma/Oregon State and fit right in. Be cool to see him finish up at Michigan, but we have Ragusin coming back.

Listen here...

If he is staying at tOSU he will have to.

I meant it with the same sort of gravitas

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yes, it most assuredly is.

Mesenbrink beat 'only' three AA this season. Pindrickson beat two former NCAA champions, one of them a two-time hodge winner himself.

46. I will call him Funcle Rag. He will be my Funcle Rag.

Fair enough. I think both 197 and 285 clear out well enough he would succeed at either.

Still younger than Tanner Hall was.

How do you figure? Are you saying, with 100% certainty, that AJ Focus Ferrari and Josh Barr will both be at 197lbs the next two seasons(at least) and starting - wherever they are?

We got this one, my man.

Same. I just don't see it at 141lbs, and I think he was still battling issues from concussions this last year. If the latter part there is true and was the main reasoning for him never getting his footing (after the first period), then taking some time off and coming back 2nd Semester next year might be what his body needs. We saw it in so many matches for him. He'd come out aggressive, get in on legs (or even get takedowns) then the size would wear on him and he would wither away. It didn't look like purely a size or gas issue, to me. You don't go down in weight and get better at weight management. Historically speaking, that just isn't a thing. So what can we look forward to? I want him healthy and happy. If that is no wrestling at the NCAA D1 level next season, I get it. Could we look forward to another medical next season then see him hit the ground running at 133lbs at, say Rutgers (who was a rumored landing spot when he went to Michigan) year after next?

Is Chris Cannon done, heading back to 133, or heading back on out? He has one more year, if gets a medical for 2023-24.

You're proving my point. Relax, take a breath, and don't be so 10-ply, bud.

... I will always read your name as Pokemon...sturrrr from here on...

That isn't his mentality, nor what they have been projecting. It's a team effort. I am sure Mendez is confident in his ability at either weight.

Zain and Johnny D were 149lbers (at the end). Nick Lee and McKenna were 141lbs. I think Mendez will go wherever the team wants/needs him. If Cannon can go 149, ai think that puts Mendez at 141. If he can't I think we see Davino go up to 141lbs (unless Bouzakis is leaving for Pitt).

If it were two other gents, I might have been able to do so. Dean and Amine are Michiganders, so I had to.