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Friday: attend a packed Gallagher Iba Arena for David Taylor's first home dual. Stillwater loves wrestling even in down years so the energy Friday will be absolutely insane. OSU will whomp Wyoming. Saturday: OSU football will flail and he'll scoot around the town with Jax to see what's up. Sunday: attend a packed GIA for DT's second home dual. A repeat of insane energy, a more competitive dual but OSU will still have a solid win. They'll both be like "dang this really is a wrestling crazy town, it would be pretty awesome to wrestle in front of 12,000 wrestling fans every home dual and train with the best in world" Wish I could be there this weekend!

I bounced around several jobs in my 20s so Gable's indecision is absolutely no surprise to me but he has a spotlight in on his every move so it's also no surprise to me that online ridicule follows. However the NCAA is full of it by letting him compete in college again. IMO. Olympic redshirt year where he didn't try out for Olympics, and assuming he got paid for WWE and NFL then he's also a professional athlete. That's another subject though.

Watching this video reminds me that Gable is still a kid trying to figure out what he wants to do after leaving the nest of college life.

Devils advocate: Avoiding ads has been a part of internet use for 3 decades. Adapt!

I don't think so. DT wants competition at the weights.

What? Do tell.

The only odd thing I see him do is smile. No shoves or mind games. Kid's thrilled to wrestle

OMG right? Glad someone is finally trolling the troll.

How do you sound short? Just wondering. haha makes sense. These kids are still at an impressionable age and the coach/mentor relationship can last a lifetime.

OP - Brave browser or ad blocker. Mostly a problem on mobile but the workarounds are the same for mobile and desktop.

HOT TAKES lol

Flo interview. Sounds like he’s going.

It is a good article. free to read too. https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/12872714-why-does-iowa-wrestling-have-so-many-fans

My hot take is that if it could be fixed it would have been fixed already. Usually there are a few minor tweaks post-deployment but the ads here need MAJOR adjustments so the two likely explanations are that it's either a low-skill DIY job or a "meh, we'll get to it when/if we get to it" kind of situation. There's just no way an engaged and capable ad group puts out a product with so many problems on Day 1 and makes no improvements by Day 30. I'm not trying to be a snob about it, just relaying my experience from the web dev world.

I'd copied pasted from a search, and then corrected it when it was called out. Here's my post correction