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To be honest with you my bias is usually in favor of small market amd underdog teams - which pushes against the edge of unrealistic. But the reason why I have some other big schools doing well is that I liked those guys before they transfered away from Cal Baptist and North Dakota State. Missouri is traditionally one of the strongest teams (as well as NC State) which are always competitive but their lineup is almost always home grown (few meaningful incoming transfers)

DII

Kade Orr from Kent State to Utah Valley

Lawrence Saenz to San Francisco State

I will accept the second sentence in terms of appreciation for what appears to be exceptional abilities

can you at least agree that if he takes an olympic RS, he will never lose a college match? as ionel knows - I'm never wrong, only early haha

This video was decent but I prefer mine.

If I guarantee that my prediction will sink his career, what should we expect as an outcome? I think we can use reverse pyschology to trick the gods

I doubt he will ever lose a college match

obviously you're an iowa homer if you don't have Mesenbrink winning 1st

Good call homey

This post in particular had me in stitches lol. Excellent work

Personally I think that last match was as close as Woods would be able to hope for against someone of Alirez caliber. I think Bartlett is likely to be on a trajectory to place himself above Woods for this coming year

haha sorry bruv. I can only call it as I see it. I think 125 is undergoing a change of the guard right now and also omitted backside McKee from the rankings again as I have doubts about his ability to consistently make the weight and perform at a high level. There was one thing I was thinking about predicting which was adding Gomez in the top five for the Wolverines

I feel like this is a trap that I'm willing to fall for Any other context like is it a guy on the current roster and which weight class or generally is he a light or heavy?

As long as bud heavies are on discount, this is my default house drink. No hard liquor during the week unless I'm out of the house with others. Every man needs rules

I would put him as a title contender if Alirez is also in RS. I think Alirez is a cut above the rest. But Mendez for me will be a title winner before his story is done

Guys it was getting a little stale in here. Something needed to give. Replies had me howling

125 Richard Figueroa Matt Ramos Troy Spratley Eddie Ventresca Anthony Noto Eric Barnett Braxton Brown Marc-Anthony McGowan 133 Vito Arujau Daton Fix Nic Bouzakis Sam Latona Kai Orine Aaron Nagao Ryan Crookham Chris Cannon 141 Andrew Alirez Beau Bartlett Real Woods Lachlan McNeil Brock Hardy CJ Composto Josh Edmonds Cole Matthews 149 Ridge Lovett Shayne Van Ness Meyer Shapiro Kyle Parco Caleb Henson Casey Swiderski Brock Mauller Jackson Arrington 157 Sammy Sasso Levi Haines Jacori Teemer Peyton Robb Bryce Andonian Jared Franek Daniel Cardenas Cameron Steed 165 Mitchell Mesenbrink Mikey Caliendo Keegan O'Toole David Carr Cam Amine Dean Hamiti Julian Ramirez Matthew Olguin 174 Carter Starocci Chris Foca Mekhi Lewis Shane Griffith Carson Kharchla Travis Wittlake Cade DeVos Peyton Mocco 184 Parker Keckeisen Bernie Truax Trey Munoz Isaiah Salazar Jon Loew Will Feldkamp Lenny Pinto Brian Soldano 197 Aaron Brooks Jaxon Smith Silas Allred Stephen Buchanan Trent Hidlay Rocky Elam Michael Beard Tanner Sloan 285 Wyatt Hendrickson Greg Kerkvliet Tony Casioppi Lucas Davison Cohlton Schultz Dayton Pitzer Yonger Bastida Zach Elam

https://news.miami.edu/stories/2022/02/birds-arent-real-takes-flight-among-gen-zers.html

any possibility of bumping Whisenhunt to 141 to make room for both of these guys? Kaylor might be able to man 133

Funny enough it seems like all of our Iranian friends from themat ended up settling into the Indiana mats board.

On the Indiana mats board, about a month ago someone mentioned that for undisclosed reasons, Milano will not be joining Purdue after all

125. Figueroa 133: Bouzakis 141: Crookham 149: Shapiro 157: Steed 165: Mesenbrink 174: Baumann 184: Berge 197: Geog 285: Pitzer

funny how the barstool guy got his company back. I'm guessing from Penn's standpoint, they get more benefits from regulators due to connections through lobbyists when working with Disney than they would with Barstool. I have seen at least one person close to me with a bright future lose control of their life due to gambling addiction. As gambling has becoming a lot easier to do with a click of your button on your phone, and has become more accepted by regulators, I'm thinking we will see some kind of severe social impacts as a result. Ten years later, congress will pass a law that makes it more strict on advertising for gambling, and then taxing gambling revenuves. they'll find themselves in a similar position as alcohol and tobacco I would imagine.