BigRedFan

Read this: https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/abrego-garcia-and-ms-13--what-do-we-know, in its entirety, and then ask yourself how that information (check the author's credibility) compares to your source(s) of information. Here's a snippet to whet your appetite:

Where he has never lived.

That says more about "wrestling twitter" than it does about her.

Andy Noel was the longtime Cornell AD and a former Cornell wrestling coach. Mike Grey continues to have the apparent full support of the current (non-wrestling-background, woman) AD (https://cornellbigred.com/staff-directory/nicki-moore/5089). Deserved or not, UNC does not have the academic reputation as Cornell (cue Ag School jokes). Apparently, Koll left that Rolodex with Coach Grey, whose solid recruiting (especially in NJ) has continued unabated. It was never made explicit, but Koll appeared to have issues with how Cornell and the Ivy League handled COVID; Gabe Dean was explicit in his criticism when he was a coach there at the time. The latter had issues with the requirement that he implement (the horror!) the policies set forth by the Ivy League, so he left and Max left as well. Like ensuring that the wrestlers adhere to COVID policies such as mask wearing. No wonder he left...

He's the outlier because he's from the Seattle area...

Transfers into the Ivy League for wrestling (or, for that matter, just about any other sport!) are exceedingly rare (can only think of one who transferred from Minnesota to Cornell). Call that loyalty or not.

1978 Princeton Relays (track & field). Opening height of 6'6" (my then-PR, IIRC), I cleared it, and no higher. Franklin Jacobs, then-world indoor record holder, started at 6'10" without any warmup jumps. First attempt: miss. Second attempt: miss. (me: I might beat the world record holder!). Third attempt: cleared it by about a foot. Oh, well.

A quick Google search found this recommendation from a law firm:

I believe the Ivy League has indicated they will not be opting in.

Cornell wrestling social media just now: "We'll see you in November in Tulsa!"

Cornell, with some feedback from Coach Grey ("all 2025 recruits will be grey shirting"): 125/133: Greg D, Ungar, Milani, Ferrera 141: Saunders, Cornella, Bouyssou 149: Fernandez, Joy 157: Shapiro 165: Cerchio 174: Ruiz, Hansen 184: Furman? Mays? 197: Dellagatta, Diakomihalis 285: Davis, Compton Gonna be some battles at the lower weights! Wonder if either of the BigDs can make 184 next year...

That sound you hear is the world's smallest violin being played by Cornell wrestling fans...

100% of Ryan Crookham's losses so far (attached) are to National Champs.

Of course, an unregulated free market results in monopolies.

Nebraska only needs one transfer, as long as it is Mesenbrink or Haines or Barr...

He was in a hospital in Rochester. (and yes, I get the joke)

Just spitballin' here, but maybe the doctor who knows Shapiro's medical condition better than you?

In reference to the Tour de France, it was noted

Yeah, no. People on PEDs remove opportunities from those who wish to achieve through natural means. This pushes PED use to lower and lower levels and age groups. Middle school wrestler who wants to get a scholarship in college? Gotta take PEDs in high school (if not earlier). For every Lance Armstrong or Tyler Hamilton or Barry Bonds, there is someone who lost out because they refused to cheat. Making doping "not cheating" just pushes the health risks onto more and more (young) people.

I personally think that Perentin (3x NJ state champion at Delbarton) is, right now, better than Cerchio. Eli ("big little D") is coming off shoulder surgery that had him sit out the year, so I'd be surprised to see him in the Cornell lineup. It's really frustrating to have no f***ing clue as to who will come in and who will grey shirt. Given the recent history of true freshmen at Cornell, you have to be really special (Dake/Yianni/Shapiro, and *not* Vito!) to jump right in. Only Knox might fit that bill. Time will tell, of course.

Fernandez told me he'll be back via sitting out the fall semester. Gotta believe Saunders has (finally!) run out of eligibility.

That's quite a job you did there! Wrt Cornell and Knox: Cornell apparently have Greg D (one year of eligibility), Brett Ungar (one year of eligibility), and Tyler Ferrara (three years left) all coming back next year, so two of them would have to sit if Knox came in as a true freshman (and presumably was the best of the bunch). Cornell and Correa: they have Mikey D (197) and Ashton D (285) returning, plus Elijah Diakomihalis (HS 190) and Rocco Dellagatta (HS 285) both of whom likely greyshirt. Great if Correa could go 197.

You answered your own question.

NCAA testing NCAA athletes. What could go wrong? (there is a reason that WADA (and in the US, USADA) are used by national and international sports governing bodies to do testing, not that they are perfect)

Tournament testing (in any sport) only catches the stupid dopers.