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Maybe a stupid question but how could someone be a living donor for a lung? Wouldn't they need both of theirs as well?

Jack Kelly from Penn State to George Mason

watched it tonight. incredibly sad. not for the light of heart.

Will this be completely individualized or is there any team element being planned?

Between both Frosts, Echemendia Johnson, and Zerban, it's only Johnson who has failed to AA. I could see a scenario where Echemendia starts at 149 over Johnson who would possible transfer out the following year

Benji Alanis from Northern Colorado to Arizona State

it also captures the agony of defeat from Yianni's angle. it's a great photo

Woods is Cliff Keen RTC

Zerban and Dom Serrano must have their phones ringing off the hook right now.

Nope - last year was his third year of eligibility.

Wow is this real?! That was quick after Nickerson gone

Come on man. I took the vax, but this isn't the time.

From what I understand it was less to do with general disinterest in academics, and more related to the decline state of his mother's health (she has been suffering with cancer). It sounds like they are an extremely close family. It could cause people to react in all sorts of ways.

I'm excited for it. I have been wondering for awhile why the existing RTCs dont have some sort of a league setup. but this is great. As for what we want to see. Sarah vs Drew Hildebrandt would be hilarious

as the brits would say - this guy is an absolute bell (end)

Kade Sottolano from Edinboro to Lock Haven

Yes earlier this off season (maybe a month or so ago)

It's been a rumor on the Iowa and Iowa State boards for a little while. Not sure though. Separately, Gabe Christenson and Aiden Allen are off Virginia's roster and listed as unattached

Im so grateful for you creating your account. I have watched almost all of your videos for PA states.

Kurt McHenry and Jesse Vasquez to Cal Baptist! I'm going to have to make a trip to Riverside this year

I've had more overnight stays in hospitals than I ever intended. It started early—with a spinal tap as an infant, the kind of thing I obviously don't remember but which still echoes in family stories. As a teenager, things got far more visceral. I was ejected from a car in an accident that could have ended everything. Not long after that, I was electrocuted—another brush with death, another long night under fluorescent lights and beeping machines. Then, in my 20s, I spent nights battling dengue fever—a different kind of war, this time fought with IVs, fever dreams, and the slow clock of recovery. Each visit left more than just physical scars. They left marks on how I see fragility, survival, and resilience. I don't romanticize these experiences, but I also don't ignore them. They remind me that I'm still here—for reasons I don’t always understand.

Nebraska Rutgers Penn and I like the Drexel mention

yes he is according to wrestlestat. I thought he might end up with his brother at Rutgers.

You're free to reject the term 'victim blaming,' but that doesn't erase the behavior it describes. Dismissing it entirely doesn’t open up nuance — it shuts it down. It tells people who’ve been harmed that the patterns they've experienced don't matter, or worse, that pointing them out is itself a problem. That’s not a neutral stance — it has consequences. We can talk about where the term is misused, sure. But to claim it shouldn't exist at all is like saying there's no such thing as silencing or blame-shifting. And that's just not a conversation I'm willing to pretend is balanced or constructive

Calling a concept like victim blaming “fascist” is a rhetorical move to delegitimize it entirely — which makes it difficult to have a nuanced discussion about harm, responsibility, or systemic patterns. Of course at this point, we don't have a great deal of evidence of the latter either.