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McCrone already used his Redshirt, didn't he?

15 out of 16 times I would pick Cornell... But that one time...?

Would Joey Davis be considered as more accomplished as a wrestler? He is active and I believe just signed with the DWCS. https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/67594-joe-davis Logan Storley never won a title, but was a 4x AA as well. https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/109294-logan-storley-storm Johnny Eblen is as peak as you can get with not being in the UFC, but he wasn't near the caliber wrestler of either of the above. I believe R16 was his best performance at NCAAs. https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/140953-johnny-eblen-john

Looks a lot like this one, yeah?

This is a solid take on that. Yazdani is the best in the world at all three for anyone who can weigh in 86 KG and lower and it isn't even close.

He's such a little guy... https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/291453-kyle-todrank

I don't like him without his cornrows. J/s...

Bearclaw to Urah Valley

His mom was rattling some since deleted shit on social media. We'll see. He was barely mediocre last year and if DT wants him there he will stay.

We weren't talking about it for one of every five matches, which would have put the numbers even. I do agree that 2.4 to 2.2 doesn't equate to a drop (less TD per tech could also help equate to it).

Bartlett can go 285 then after Redshirt.

Folks conveniently forgetting how Brooks was gifted his match against Valencia, I see.

Yes.

Again, inaccurate. You're the one underestimating him. There are many, many other wrestlers that people underestimated more. So much more. And he was not competitive. Yazdani was never in any sort of trouble in any way, shape, or form. The match wasn't competitive. Dream on, if you like - you're still wrong... and it isn't even a matter of opinion. You're just wrong.

I do believe Keuter is considered a better prospect by most than Parris was, and look what Parris did the first time he focused on ONLY wrestling. That has to have folks at Iowa excited.

See below...

He got absolutely worked because he couldn't get to an underhook. Aside for the first 30 seconds, Yazdani owned every bit of that match. Hidlay is strong as an Ox and as powerful as a tornado... he had nothing for Yazdani. And it's wild that Hidlay actually didn't look that bad, considering.

https://www.flowrestling.org/events/12339159-2024-polyak-imre-varga-janos-memorial-ranking-series-2/videos?playing=12620860

I am not so sure that Brooks is going to have anything for Yazdani. We haven't seen anybody do what he just did to Hidlay on the senior level, domestically, ever.

Orly?

This statement is wild and inaccurate as all hell.

Yeah so why didn't he ever commit to UNC? That is my question. We'll see how 'loyal and true' he is if(when) Scott lands a spot as Hofstra or something 'lesser' than OSU. See if he heads there, right?

Yazdani looks sharp. Dauletbekov, who is now the 2nd most proven wrestler in the potential 86 KG Olympic field (and the #1 seed), just got Teched 10-0 by him in 4M33S in the Semifinals. Dauletbekov defeated Amine 3-1 in the first round, so Amine will not medal. Hidlay now faces Yazdani in the finals. I am hoping it is competitive.

This one could be me too, yeah? I feel like all heroes wear capes...?