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Agreed. Might as well start advertising Marlboro Red's as well. 

Do we start a 'If we sent Gwiazdowski this ne'er would'a happened thread somewhere?

WHEN SPENCER?


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Is it 5am eastern time tomorrow that wrestling starts? I clearly don’t know how to time zone


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Rumor on the tech board is Taylor is gonna try and flip Burton to Ok State. Hopefully not true but the kid is a stud and his stock is rising 

Very upset to lose him and hoping this decision is not final lol


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Trying to learn as much as possible about this kid.  Would you guys say he's on the same level of Jax Forrest, D Lockett, Mirasola, Ryder, etc ???  Just wondering why I haven't heard much about him until recently. 

I think there will be strict roster limits in the near future that will greatly reduce the amount of transfer portal traffic.


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Looks like Robineau might be flipping from Minnesota to ok state. 

Win 3 titles at Penn State and you get 15% off Ice cream at Penn State creamery
Win 3 titles at Iowa and you get free toppings on Caseys crummy Pizza
Win 1 title at Rutgers and you are splashed on Times Square in NYC and all over Billboards on Americas busiest Highways

Cinnabon posts should have to go through an approval process of intermats most prominent posters before being made public


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He’s going to Penn state


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A ) Adams hasn't been active in Folkstyle or MFS, so it's hard to gauge where he will sit.  It could be 149, it could be 141. Edit: 67 KG is ~147.7lbs FWIW
B ) I said 'in two years' in my post.

I won't see 149lbs, I don't think.  I think he is already bigger than that, meaning 157lbs.  Throw him in the weight room and let him run out at 174lbs after next season.  I really think the Mantanonas should be 165/174 for them AFTer next season.  That will give Michigan their best lineup possible, with the other gents sliding in to 149/157 accordingly.
I like Gilcher for 157 and I think some (a lot) of his problems when he started the year last year weren't just him being young, but him cutting too much weight as a true frosh.  149 is just a shit weight for anyone with Olympic aspirations that isn't truly elite already.
In my perfect world this is what they are rolling out in two seasons:
125 - Botero (true frosh)
133 - Horwath/Walker
141 - Lemley
149 - Gates/Catrabone (Cooper redshirt)
157 - Gilcher
165 - Mantanona
174 - Mantanona
184 - Veazy (true frosh)
197 - Walters (Correa redshirt)
285 - Jenkins (Sahakian redshirt)
That is a very young lineup that has potential to be better if Sahakian beats out Jenkins from the get-go.  The Mantanona's have long frames, too, so they could grow even more.
Also interesting note:  Troy Mantanona still has a year of eligibility left were he to choose to use it.

I’m curious to see how Minnesota handles Brenner, Sparks, Whiting, McEnelly, Salazar, Nelson and Nagel at 165-197. Nice mix of high ranked young recruits and longer tenured guys there.


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I would be good with Kennedy transferring to SDSU. 

Clayton Whiting down at 174.

No they aren't, it doesn't generate for the University but for the Athletic Department and they spend all the money.
 

He isn't in the portal...

I think Salazar will do great at ASU. 

Iowas lineup there’s a lot hinging on whether or not one of Caliendo or Kennedy can make 157. If neither can and one of those guys is on the bench it diminishes their point potential quite a bit.


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I don’t have any data to go along with this theory but I have a strong feeling that Cael Hughes is going to find himself in the title conversation early.


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Did Sax have a huge growth spurt?  Wasn’t he at 149 last year?

Oklahoma
125 - Jordan
133 - Schwartz
141 - Belton
149 - McDougald
157 - Carlson
165 - Sax
174 - Picklo
184 - Parker
197 - Buchanan
285 - Mora
That is a solid lineup, gents.

Either it is between those three or the original favorite, Mizzou, still has it in the bag.
I hope Michigan, but I think he can't go wrong with Michigan or OSU.  OSU has a staff that was intricately involved with Kerk for the last many years.  Michigan has the guy who beat Kerk last in collegiate folkstyle (and he did so three times that season).