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  1. Taylor sealed the deal for Wyatt. Hamiti was going to OSU anyway; the rumor was that he flew directly to Stillwater from NCAAs.
  2. So a better title would be "can two high schoolers win WTT/Final x?"
  3. Very possible, but not high school. (I don't think)
  4. Wait... won't Duke be in college next year?
  5. I would argue that he is incompetent at being a heel. He acts like a punk and says cringey stuff, but you can often tell it is acting. Bad acting.
  6. That is quite a few! Do we thrown in Kerk? Dean? I was really primarily thinking about: Davis, Carter, Brooks, Kasak. Poor Facundo.
  7. Keep in mind, Trumble smashed Schultz weeks later at CKLV. Realized it was a bad idea to "Greco with a Greco."
  8. I mean... Hendricksen manhandled OTT runner-up Trumble who has superior accolades compared to Mullen's.
  9. PSU guys have been gaining weight over the course of their careers in recent years.
  10. The "Munch-verse" I enjoyed "The Deuce" on HBO as well, although it is pretty depressing. Some of the same creators as "the Wire.". A lot of the same actors. There are fan theories that Avon Barksdale is alluded to in the show.
  11. The best man from my wedding is a retired cop from a medium sized but high crime city. Said "The Wire" got the whole hoppers/corner boys/ etc culture perfect.
  12. 100%. The Dark walking out of his dingy apartment, past a mural of himself, to his life of manual labor only to die young of a heart attack. I'm second generation American. My grandfather came from County Cork 101 years ago. My mother was raised in an almost fanatical Republican household with her ten siblings. She was forced to learn the bagpipes and sing songs of Revolution from a young age. I was kind've brought up around that stuff. I began to be disgusted by it in the mid 90s, and more and more after 9/11. I see the lionization of these lunatics now, as well as the useful idiots like Trip and just shake my head. I very much enjoyed the Say Nothing miniseries btw
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