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I think it goes even deeper than just financial crime here. Imagine you showed up to your local public high school dual and you have several ducks and strategic forfeits. The consumer leaves the gym in a bewildered state and with a worse overall view of human nature.

this is great info, thank you

I'm still scarred from all the MFF from last year especially in Big 10 conference backsides.

Migration season!

Wouldn't he need to wait a year for eligibility?

Benched for whom?

If you buy on the internet a lot you are more savvy to some of the tricks. There is a monthly option, but the registration interface defaults you into the annual unless you choose monthly. Flo is worse by sending push notifications telling you how much you'd save by going annual. But for Flo I just canceled my annual sub because I feel they add more value in early season tournaments. If I have to miss EIWA tourny this year, so be it.

Maybe the distribution of college aged wrestlers is different (more light weights and fewer 220 ish than that of senior world team wrestlers in such a way that makes it more competitive to do in its current way. That's just a guess though. Could also be "that's the way we've always done it". Something tells me gimpeltf would know the answer

No news, but I thought if they start at 125, and didn't need him at the end, they might hold onto it for another dual.

125: Colton Camacho dec Jarrett Trombley 3-0 133: Mickey Phillippi dec Kai Orine 6-0 141: Cole Matthews dec Ryan Jack 9-0 149: Jackson Arrington dec Tyler Badgett 9-3 157: Ed Scott dec Dazjon Casto 9-6 165: Holden Heller dec Matthew Singleton 12-6 174: Luca Augustine dec Alex Faison 15-6 184: Trent Hidlay dec Reece Heller 15-9 197: Nino Bonaccorsi dec Isaac Trumble 18-9 285: Owen Trephan major dec Jake Slinger 18-13

125: Lee pins Medley 6-0 133: Ragusin dec Teske 6-3 141: Woods dec Mattin 9-3 149: Murin dec Lamer / Mayora 12-3 157: Siebrecht dec Lewan 15-3 165: Amine dec Kennedy 15-6 174: Brands dec Maylor 18-6 184: Finesilver dec Assad/Rhoades 18-9 197: Warner dec Yatooma 21-9 285: Parris dec Cassioppi 21-12 This Friday night on BTN (I think)

for wrestlestat, there is no human intervention or judgment. the outcome is based on a formula. but while we are here, this is my top ten for 125: 1: Spencer Lee 2. Pat Glory 3. Brandon Courtney 4. Matt Ramos 5. Patrick McKee 6. Liam Cronin 7. Michael DeAugustino 8. Killian Cardinale 9. Eric Barnett 10. Braxton Brown

Max Dean: 1st, 2nd, 8th Jacob Warner: 2nd, 4th, 7th Nino Bonaccorsi: 2nd Mid-season Transfer: Stephen Buchanan: 3rd, 8th Bernie Truax: 4th, 4th Rocky Elam: 4th, 5th Yonger Bastida: 5th Gavin Hoffman: 6th Michael Beard: 7th Medical Redshirt: Lou DePrez: 8th

I didn't get a chance go watch this one but good on you for not following the trend of the layered payment system.

125: How much longer is Mastro out? Will he be back before season is over? 133: Fix seems to be a lock for 2nd place again 141: Carter Young has had some pretty good wins recently. Mayne a R12 or R16 guy in this weight 149: Voinovich is pretty tough but needs more seasoning at this level. At least one win at Nationals 157: Gfeller in his last season of eligibility looks like a good chance of AA 165: Sheets is settling into this weight class with a signature pin of Yant. Expectations for Nationals are at least one win 174: Plott will be AA again 184: Wittlake is a tough wrestler but this weight class is deep with returning all Americans and I see him as a bloodround guy 197: Surber is another guy at a deep weight who I see as a likely R12 guy but would not be surprised to see him get 7th 285: Doucet is a NQ but a could be 0-2 there. Maybe one win on the back side

I'm sorry - but you're right. It is not user friendly at all.

Didn't even realize he had surgery. I did find it interesting looking back at his profile - he wrestled three matches (winning two) at 141 as a high school junior in the Mat Men II tournament against college kids. As a high school junior, many, but not all kids are still growing. It must have been pretty brutal for him trying to make 133 several years later.

Pretty impressive stretch here aside from being pined by Edinboro's Amonn Ohl back in early January. Rooting for Mosha.

Wittcraft held his own better than I expected against Surtin. A few exciting trip and toss attempts

Surtin vs Witcraft and Fix vs Brown to finish off the dual. Missouri up by one but the dual still completely up for grabs

Surber over Rocky Elam

Two birds with one stone. It's a duck by Cronin while also giving the better prospect in Van Dee some great experience

Truly. O'Toole Griffith Carr Monday Caliendo Amine Hamiti Kharchla Kennedy Facundo Hall Ramirez + Sheets, Yant, Olejnik, Olguin, Braunagel, Cook, Ogunsanya

I'd be happy to meet you for a cup of coffee

Yep and multiple guys seem to be coming down with scurvy