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FloArena will be submitted to one of the following: Firing squad Lethal injection Public hanging

So Anthony Echemendia has been training with Cyclone RTC for some time and the boys on the Cyclone Fanatic page are speculating as to whether he will eventually rejoin NCAA wrestling at Iowa State

This JJ McComas looks like one to keep an eye on for the Cowboys perhaps

Where wa he committed before?

I was just kicking around wrestlestat and saw him listed on the 141 rankings with a new team listed and it caught my eye. Didn't see this on social media anywhere.

Logan Messer of George Washington is listed as a redshirt this year. Started as a true freshman and sophomore racking up a record of 50-18. Junior year academically will be his redshirt year. Not sure on the rationale by looking at their roster.

Amman was one of my favorite cities I've been to. Great people, better food, sightseeing, culture. Lots to do

50%ish?

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Love this beer and I used to live near the Fuller brewery in southwest London. Rode by each morning to the smell of toasted grains.

Ryan Sullivan, who served his redshirt year as a Pitt Panther before becoming a national qualifer for West Virginia in 2021 - has resurfaced as the heir apparent at 141 for the Clarion Golden Eagles

Kaleb Snodgrass from Lock Haven to UT Chatt

Looking back, I kind of doubt that. Matt Kolodzik at 149 with a great chance to AA

Would be funny if all this time Cael was posting as JimmyCinnabon

https://www.nationalprepwrestling.org/ncaa-all-americans Looks like it goes back to 1998

As far as I can tell, he was their only all-american this year (correct me if I'm wrong) and Blair has had a streak of consecutive years with All Americans going back several decades

I haven't been to Chicago since I was 20. Fun times back then but sounds like things have changed a bit

125: Lorenzo 133: Koelzer 141: Schwartz 149: McDougald / Wiley 157: McDougald / Wiley / Hill 165: Nijenhuis / Carlson 174: Picklo 184: Hoose / Parker RS 197: Buchanan 285: Heindselman / Mora

Antonio Lorenzo from Cal Poly to Oklahoma

Wrestlestat updated Rutgers to reflect what some rumors on the Scarlet Knights board had suggested earlier this summer. Anthony Clark will not be taking a redshirt after all - and will be starting at 157, while Tony White will bump up from 149 to 165. Final lineup for Rutgers: 125: Dean Peterson 133: Dylan Shawver 141: Mitch Moore 149: Jacob Butler 157: Andrew Clark 165: Tony White 174: Jackson Turley 184: Brian Soldano 197: John Poznanski 285: Yaraslau Slavikouski Very solid

While we have you here (an SIUE alum) - I have to say I'm a big fan of Saul Ervin My dad doesn't actively follow wrestling, but I was spending time with him last year during Midlands and we kept getting to see Saul Ervin matches and he was upsetting guys left and right. Gritty, calculated, and under the radar - fun wrestler. Will be keeping an eye out for him this year

Is this the aftermath of prolonged exposure to Lenny Pinto? Ionel told me something about the flammability conditions of the young Cornhusker which may be cause for concern

Potato pancakes - now you're talking. Had a Jewish kid in my elementary school. His dad came in and made potato pancakes for everyone - I've been in love ever since

Haven't spent enough time in either place but generally I think I'd enjoy. For outside the US, some good choices have been 1. Amman, Jordan 2. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 3. Sofia, Bulgaria 4. Thun, Switzerland All are sizable towns in their own right but aren't generally targeted as a tourist destination. I can go there, experience new culture without being ripped off and without being surrounded by imbeciles all the time (people on vacation)

Runza seems a bit like a Cornish Pasty