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Slight chance I might go to this match. Anyone else going to be there?

It's still an excellent school for engineering as far as I'm aware. Bethlehem may be the middle of nowhere for many people, but it's also right in the middle of one of Pennsylvania (and the country's) wrestling hotbeds for youth wrestling. So if you are a local wrestler who doesn't want to go far from home, you have a school on your doorstep that can give you a very respectable degree.

Television Schedule Montreat vs Citadel 11/1 - ESPN+ Allen University vs Citadel 11/1 - ESPN+ Campbell vs Army 11/1 - UFC Fight Pass Presbyterian vs NC State 11/1 - UFC Fight Pass SIEU vs Illinois 11/2 - Big Ten + Maryland vs American 11/2 - ESPN+ Greensboro College vs North Carolina 11/2 - ACC Network Extra Queens vs North Carolina 11/2 - ACC Network Extra Oregon State vs North Carolina 11/2 - ACC Network Extra Fort Hays State vs Northern Colorado 11/3 - Flo New Mexico Highlands vs Northern Colorado 11/3 - Flo Navy vs Illinois 11/4 - Big Ten + Southeast Open at Virginia Tech 11/4 - Flo Western Colorado vs Air Force - Flo CSU Pueblo vs Air Force 11/4 - Flo Princeton Open 11/5 - ESPN+ Lindenwood vs Wisconsin 11/5 - Big Ten + Clarion Open 11/5 - Flo This is all I could find. I searched on Rokfin as well, but found it difficult to search for upcoming duals

Where does Hunter Lyden fit in? Can he take Brenner?

Sounds like Wellls might be even better than expected

The following are guaranteed: 125: Ramos dec Noto 133: Latona dec McGonagle 141: McNeil dec Carlson 149: Parco dec Van Ness 157: Haines dec Teemer 165: Hamiti dec Olejnik 174: Starocci dec Lewis 184: Keckeisen dec Truax 197: Brooks dec Sloan 285: Hendrickson dec Kerkvliet no bonus points in any matches. and all chalk other than 149 and HWT

Same with Brandon Cannon vs Mendez. Crazy Gavin Hoffman is gonna make 184. He is a large human

Gonzalez gave Bouzakis all he could handle there (sorta)

Brayden Palmer did his first two years at 141, second two years at 133 and he is down to 125 for his final year of eligibility at UT chat. Look for him to make waves

14 second fall!?

what makes you say that? I hadn't seen any announcement, but I don't have any direct ties to the school either

Updated to include the Illini. The all redshirt team this year right now would be: 125: Cooper Flynn, Virginia Tech 133: Lucas Byrd, Illinois 141: Andrew Alirez, Northern Colorado 149: Colin Realbuto, Northern Iowa 157: Cesar Alvan, Columbia 165: Dan Braunagel, Illinois 174: Matthew Singleton, NC State 184: Deanthony Parker, Oklahoma 197: Zach Braunagel, Illinois 285: Jacob Bullock, Indiana that's a pretty good team

The news of Lucas Byrd being on medical RS was a rumor I spotted in the summer on twitter (x?) but until now had no idea if true. He's one of my favorites and will miss his wrestling this year but Madrigal/Brower is a great set of replacements

Knox wins and commits to Cornell.

Seeing West Virginia in there caught me a bit by surprise. Separately I know New Hampshire is not a big wrestling state, but Timberlane used to have a strong program and it made me wonder whether they might have had one. Guess not. Thanks for sharing this

Thanks for the shout brother. I don't have it going back historically, but I do have the last two years stored separately (would be easy enough to combine). It would be a fun project to keep it going back historically though.

It's the same thing in essence. I think everyone knows that

Was it our friend msu? Lol

So the time of one month has surely passed by now. Pretty cool and interesting that there were zero transfer requests made as a result of a major coaching change. I guess having academic standards and network of Stanford puts you in a spot where once kids get in, they will be unlikely to leave. Real Woods and Joey McKenna are a couple examples of guys who did though.

updated: 125: Cooper Flynn, Virginia Tech; Markel Baker, George Mason; Tyler Klinsky, Rider 133: Henry Porter, Indiana; Evan Mougalian, Penn; Max Leete, American; Zack Witmer, Columbia 141: Andrew Alirez, Northern Colorado; Emilio Ysaguirre, Arizona State; Carter Young, Oklahoma State; Tom Crook, Virginia Tech; Joe Olivieri, Rutgers; Sean Logue, Lock Haven 149: Colin Realbuto, Northern Iowa; Vincent Mannella, Penn 157: Cesar Alvan, Columbia; Ty Whalen, Princeton 165: Hunter Mays, Lehigh 174: Matt Singleton, NC State; Logan Messer, George Mason; Nick Fine, Columbia; Kole Mulhauser, Princeton 184: Deanthony Parker, Oklahoma 197: Isaac Trumble, NC State; Braxton Amos, Wisconsin; Jon List, George Mason 285: Jacob Bullock, Indiana

Jersey Mikes is becoming more than just a sponsor!

Looks like Hines may be big enough to try and go 149 and make room for both Crookham and McGonagle in the lineup. Brignola is also massive

Will Betancourt who once wrestled for Ohio State - transferred to Penn State but did not wrestle - has ended up at Rider and is expected to start for the Broncs at 125 while returning starter Tyler Klinsky takes a redshirt year.

I think it's been a very long time since the idea of balanced budgets could be associated with either Republicans or Democrats. Unfortunately both parties have decided that in order to win votes, you must over-promise and by the time we as citizens have to face the music, they as politicians have moved on to a different role and don't have to be accountable. Sad to say the Tea Party that rose to fringe power in the last couple decades actually had a point about fiscal responsibility, but while members of their broader party remained relevant, that particularly important message was lost.

Ragusin always seemed to be longer than Cannon, but people hold weight differently so who knows