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I caught wind of this from a tweet by @Husker_Duin which he informed a tweeter follower that AJ would never make 197 again

This is awesome.

Good question - maybe 165 if I had to guess

I think Mesenbrink will win the title but if anyone takes him down for 165 it will be Caliendo. With Carr and O'Toole as outside chances but very unlikely;)

The example you cited above is not about cursing, but about oversharing and lack of appropriate discretion. Similar to you, I find oversharing to be a social faux pas and unappetizing. A well placed F bomb on the other hand, can add just the right emphasis to an impassioned statement.

I don't find cursing to be "trashy" but I find it to be casual. I don't take offense to curse words. It wouldn't impact me one way or another if they cursed. Some people are famously bothered by curse words. Ray Allen for example

Truax is a natural 184 - he was undersized last season and only bumped up for the sake of the team. He's happy to be back at his natural weight. For the Cowboys, I'm exited to see Jamison

Its the younger but larger brother. No way he beats Zerban 57 so seems like he would go 49

Mastrogiovanni to Northern Colorado

Sounds like it is speculation from the Iowa board about who may be in trouble with the gambling scandal. As told to me earlier, I don't believe this is verified - so just speculation at this point

Huh - it filtered out the word which would best be sounded out by saying [a door a bull].

Anyways you can just keep using me as the guinea pig. I'm the guy that fails every phishing test sent by my own company (HERE: PHOTOS OF *I have used this word too much* KITTENS!)

Between the two of us, we need to keep pushing the narrative of Teske and Ayala switching. I never heard it was a possibility but I think it makes a lot of sense. Especially with Ayala being injury prone- build more mass in his upper body to help compensate for the should while bumping up to 33.

I think its official now that Caliendo is the second most valuable transfer of the offseason so far. Mesenbrink is top because he has all four years left. Will be fun to see these guys lock horns

Caliendo is the best of the bunch in my opinion. Problem is that 165 is the hardest class. He's one of a handful of people that has beat Shane Griffith and did so as a redshirt freshman out of a mid major program and earned All American. However this all shakes out, I would prioritize the correct placement of Caliendo above all else.

I also wonder if we see a bit of a room battle but in reality, maybe some middle weights will be suspended for this gambling scandal

Personally I'd roll this out there: 125: Teske 133: Ayala 141: Woods 149: Voinovich or Siebrecht (wrestleoff) 157: Franek/ Ferrari RS 165: Caliendo 174: Kennedy 184: Brands 197: Franklin 285: Oppi

Whoa!!!! How does this lineup shake out? What about poor sweet Patrick Kennedy

I clicked it. Link works. So far my identity has not been stolen (as far as I can tell)

I don't have a good source to quickly tell you that other than looking through wrestlestat and manually subtracting. I can tell you that none of these guys would have 100 wins though. Safe to say everyone would be under 100 wins. Just looking around these were the ten most official D1 wins going into this season of active wrestlers, excluding 2021 Daton Fix 92-5 Sammy Sasso 87-12 Trent Hidlay 85-11 Shane Griffith 84-11 Classy Carlson 84-37 David Carr 83-4 Tanner Sloan 83-18 Brock Mauller 79-12 Jon Loew 78-36 Cole Matthews 77-20

@Wrestleknownothing, the above would seem to point toward an increase on parity among individual wrestlers (even if that is not true from a team standpoint). The only thing I might wonder is about is whether there was a decrease in total matches for some reason. If that was the case, these could still be consistent from a percentage point of view.

Wow don't remember that. Did she ever provide an explanation?