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Also, Minnow 'reporting' that Truax is visiting Iowa this week, ASU next week, and Penn State the week after.

Oh the one O'Toole tooled up a WNO? He needs to be 149/157.

Which Mastro is that one? Big or little?

Moore and Elam in at 92 KG for Freestyle. I think they both beat Jackson. Unsure seeding criteria, but Moore is 2-0 on Jackson the last two years, so I imagone he gets the #1 seed. Hall in at 86 KG. I think that the only 86 KG guy that has a chance to beat Zahid at the Open is Hidlay. Unfortunately for him, he can't beat Mark Hall. Pantaleo in at 70 KG. I imagine he gets the #1 seed? That puts Berger and Hidlay on the opposite side? Good news for Pantaleo for only needing to beat one of them. Glory and Richards in at 57 KG. Arujau, Garrett, and NATO at 61 KG. O'Toole and Gantt at 74 KG. Parris and Gwiazdowski at 125 KG. Lovett, Pletcher, McKenna, Henderson, Saunders in at 65 KG. Labriola, Dieringer, McFadden, Lujan, Kemerer at 79 KG. Cox and Macchiavello at 97 KG. Schultzy in at 130 KG for Greco.

A slew of entries today. My god.

I actually would like to read the medical mumbo jumbo.

I wonder what would have happened had they got the diagnosis correct two days earlier.

Holy shit.

Also, also, as a reminder - All they have to do to qualify the weight for Worlds is to weigh in.

Also, Chamizo is already able to compete again - as a reminder. He will be there at 74 KG.

Matt Finesilver at 92 KG is as surprising as seeing the Israeli at 86 KG has a last name of Kalishkanov. I imagine he beat Finesilver out or Finesilver decided too late and they didn't have a 92 KG so they said 'Why not?' I am leaning the latter.

65 KG Stevan Micic, Serbia - Michigan(133/141) Kizhan Clarke, Germany - North Carolina(141) / American(149) Josh Finesilver, Israel - Duke (141/149) Colin Realbuto, Italy - Northern Iowa ((149) 74 KG Malik Amine, San Marino - Michigan (141/149) Mitch Finesilver, Israel - Duke (149) 86 KG Myles Amine, Sam Marino - Michigan (174/184/197) 92 KG Matt Finesilver, Israel - Michigan(184) / Duke(174) 97 KG Ben Honis, Italy - Cornell(197)

FIFY

Hepner also was under redshirt and beat the tOSU starter in the wrestleoff this year.

Not a number I am creating. Some prominent university did a study a few years back.

Which Gable are you talking here? Keep in mind that the average person is 6000% less effective at hand to hand combat than they actually think they are.

Other than his gas tank. Nearly let Glory, who isn't well known for a gas tank, scratch and claw back in to the match.

Michigan is the other school.

Honestly? I probably am, too.

Koontz brothers in at 55 KG and 60 KG, respectively.

This is entirely different than listing the best at the weight class. Under this scenario, I concede.

I hear what you are saying then. I am saying you cannot give 141lb Dake credit for what happened later in his career. 141lb Dake grew so much physically, technically, and mentally by the time he was at 165lbs. To say the 165lb version is the 141lb GOAT is preposterous. If this was March 30th, 2010 and you made your list and you included 141lb Dake the entire board is laughing you out the door and I am telling you that you are two days early, bud. An example: I believe the 2020 version of Spencer Lee is the best 125lber we have ever seen. I would also make a case that the 2021 pre-injury might be there, too, but I won't because I am taking the entire season in to account.

I also think his style would translate well up a weight, too.

I don't think Amine is a big 165lber. I think he isn't even average. You ever watch him and Lewan or Massa roll? Massa, who was only at 174 for the team, dwarfed him and Lewan was comparable. I really think the best approach is Griffith to 174.

I really think Uncle Mike is writing a check that Myles would even have trouble cashing - all due respect.