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Not at Lock Haven but at Northern Colorado Nickerson left Greeley for West Point and Ware was hired as the new HC for Northern Colorado

https://x.com/MSU_Wrestling/status/1949947622338314246?t=4UtJaIMcRoYkYulk65qoMw&s=19

not before this one

Wondering is one thing, but to state that [something] is obvious is different to me.

Other than deep cynicism, what would prompt you to think that? Is there something obvious I'm missing? Because otherwise it seems like this second incident could easily be explained as a reaction to the first incident (guns for protection, THC vapes for PTSD). The administrative error of not having the car registered just compounding it all. But I would prefer to give more benefit of the doubt than what you have done - unless we know something more about it than what was reported.

that's my understanding. that you make a deal with a bail bond - they pay off the amount today and if you don't show up for your court date, they/you will be on the hook for the full amount. as long as you do as you are supposed to and show up where you are supposed to, you won't ever have to pay 100% bail.

The lack of backlash to this thread is a testament to our collective appreciation for the dear chap WKN

I had never watched AGON and am not familiar with the pro international leagues. I will have to check them out. Maybe some old matches on YouTube

Speaking of the ones which are not scripted of course. Right now, it seems like we have three primary ones which are: Real American Freestyle: Modified version of freestyle, broadcast on Fox Nation CLAW: rules are hybrid of freestyle and folkstyle with a few other tweaks like the pilons; broadcast on YouTube and FloWrestling Championship Wrestling Association: 9 minute matches of folks style - three minute periods. Broadcast on Rokfin I'm happy the those that are taking these business risks on behalf of wrestling are adhering to game theory and attempting different approaches. Maybe we can learn something about how to grow wrestling into a professional sport by watching the evolution of these leagues as well as remembering those that came before them. I have a personal bias toward folkstyle, but I'm not too insistent that the product be one style vs another. I think production value and quality of wrestlers will make the biggest different to me personally. I'm looking forward to following all three

I'm hoping that he puts this issue behind him and ultimately does become a coach at Lehigh. It may take some time though.

Good question. Ivy League cannot even offer athletic scholarships so maybe this is focused more on endowing the coaching positions and building state of the art facilities

Great news for the Quakers

Coming out of the Hawkeye forum: a creative new way to gain another redshirt year may be applied to Gabe Arnold. It sounds like he may be doing one year at an Iowa JUCO and then three years back at Iowa. This becomes possible after the recent ruling that JUCO years do not count against D1 eligibility. We dont know if they are actually going through with this, but its an interesting idea.

JT Chance from George Mason to Kent State!

https://mndaily.com/252143/city/st-robinsonfired/

I have made many myself

I hope he gets through this as easily as possible.

Landen Duncan is the latest from Cleveland State to Kent State

309 wrestlers entered the transfer portal (which represents about 10-11% of all D1 wrestlers) this off-season. 177 wrestlers that entered the transfer portal and changed teams 79 wrestlers that had entered the transfer portal, haven't yet found a new home, and are still on their old roster 40 wrestlers that had entered the transfer portal, and are no longer on an active roster of any team. 11 wrestlers that entered the transfer portal but decided to remain with their previous team 2 wrestlers that entered the transfer portal, but decided to move on from wrestling

Good call!

There are only three active members of the transfer portal who have previously qualified for nationals: 125: Richard Castro-Sandoval, CSU Bakersfield 149: Wynton Denkins, Campbell 184: Tyler Stewart, Virginia Tech(7th place in 2024)

I saw that post and actually liked it on twitter. Pretty thoughtful idea IMO

No kidding about 133. Here is who is expected to be returning with wrestlestat starter ranking in parenthesis: Two former champions: 2) Lucas Byrd (1st in 2025, R12 in 2023, 5th in 2022 and 2021) Richard Figueroa (1st in 2024, National Qualifier in 2025) Ten additional returning AAs: 1) Ryan Crookham (3rd in 2024) 3) Drake Ayala (2nd in 2025 and 2024, National Qualifier in 2022) 4) Zeth Romney (3rd in 2025, National Qualifier in 2024) 5) Zan Fugitt (4th in 2025) 9) Jacob Van Dee (7th in 2025, National Qualifier in 2024) 10) Evan Frost (6th in 2024, R12 in 2025) 11) Tyler Knox (8th in 2025) 13) Dylan Ragusin (5th in 2024, R12 in 2022, R16 in 2023, National Qualifier in 2021) 15) Dylan Shawver (7th in 2024, R12 in 2025, R16 in 2022) 32) Chris Cannon (7th in 2022 and 2021, National Qualifier in 2023) Three Former Bloodrounders 12) Jett Strickenberger (R12 in 2025, National Qualifier in 2024) 27) Brett Ungar (R12 in 2023, R16 in 2024) 39) Zach Redding (R12 in 2023, National Qualifier in 2021) Two Freshman Phenom 6) Marcus Blaze (true freshman phenom) 7) Ben Davino (redshirt freshman phenom) That's two champions, twelve all-americans, three bloodrounders, two freshman phenom, and a partridge in a pear tree.