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Greetings All, Nomad had an interesting question on the Twatter, and I thought it would be good for a discussion here. In his original post, he asks "How many of these guys will make > 1.5 world teams and wrestle > 4.5 years on the senior level after college?" with a screenshot of Flo's P4P Top 20. While I wasn't able to find ten years ago (2014-15) easily, I was able to grab 2015-16's Top 20 P4P and followed that up and asked something along the lines of 'Who from this fits that criteria?' Discuss, gents... Actual Twitter posts to follow...

If CSUB and Michigan both go, we would get Heinselman and Focus, of which I would actually oddly root for Ford Focus.

It looks like OSUW is scheduled for the 22nd.

PLEASE go HWT. PLEEEEASE!

I understand that, but before last year he was at 157lbs. Weight-wise... which is what we use to determine weight classes, he is small.

There is no data to support this, though. He is beating on guys that he was beating on before when he was two weights down? Is there a measurable difference in the gap that has widened between him, Paddy, Hepner, etc? I have also seen videos of him training... most of us had, and that is why we are saying that we need to temper expectations. We will all root for him to win, I don't know a soul that won't, but nobody in their right mind would pick him over Mesenbrink without actually seeing him take the mat against someone of some sort of merit at 165lbs.

He was very hands on there, if you believe their social medias. Haines, Ryder, Duke, etc - it would not surprise me if any of them followed. I don't think they will, though.

Yet** The Transfer Window was closed, which doesn't matter for Grad Transfers.

I hope Michigan and CSUB meet this year and I hope Focus goes up to HWT.

This Nate Ronan? https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/150154-nathaniel-ronan

2018 was when he had just done Cadet Words/Pan Ams at 71 KG (~156.5lbs) I believe. I think you're correct on the timing.

Don't get me wrong... I am still going to root for him over anyone not in a Michigander (includes MSU/CMU... probably Olivet/Alma/GVSU/MCC/Adrian,etc. as well) singlet this year. Those the rules.

If he is wrestling 157, why would he be trying to beat out the 165 and 174lbers? See question above...

Different types of Oranges, though. Embiid would be like Steveson transferring in. You are going to take the 35/15/2 every night. Heinselman is like an aging Lance Stephenson transferring in. He just sucks - SO BAD. Add in that he has the personality of a wet, moldy tomato and you have all signs pointing to LAME.

Looks like Turdbiscuit Jr is heading to Michigan...

I mean... Starocci still won on one leg, so even then it might not do anything dofferent...

Dead-ass serious. I was agreeing with you.

This is stellar word usage. 10 out of 10.

I think you should do an Intermat Forums All Star Rankers Supremo Delight composite. Take the 4 or 5 'best' gents (obviously not me) and have them rank T33. I would be curious how that would differ from WrestleStat and/or Flo and/or Intermat.

I am not. Many do.

That can be the truth an entirely unrelated.

I believe Ringer was there on an interview, FWIW.

Purdue/Oklahoma's Nachohouse is there. A smaller guy, but I don't see anyone else on the roster that he could possibly break a sweat wrestling with.

Also, it has been rumored for some time that his age is not what his actual age is, and that was why he accomplished so much during his younger 'age' level successes. Meaning he might have been a 21 year old at U17s.

Well a guy that was 174lbs up until a week before the season (wrestled 79 KG at U23s) was the resounding #2, and it wasn't close. I think that tells us that the field thinned out tremendously.