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It would have meant that Truax would be going back down to 174 after being 197 the previous year right?

I can actually think of a few things that would legitimately qualify for that. For example - a slight labral tear in the shoulder - does not automatically require a surgery. But depending on where the tear is, and how strong the muscles are around it, the person will feel a different impact. You see it all the time in professional sports where they wait until the offseason to get an operation. Certain things can be enough of a gray area, you could probably wrestle-off and get surgery if you lose.

Interesting that Nagao is healthy enough to wrestle-off against Davis, but injured enough to take a medical redshirt.

No clue - with a room like they have - they have a lot of options at several weights. couple of their best wrestlers are on redshirt, but its still early and that could be removed. Should be interesting, but I would like to see Robinson and Camacho at 125/133 for a few duals

Wrestlestat already went ahead and made the switch. I'd bet Camacho would challenge for 133 since Robinson has been having so much success at 125

Yes lost 1-0 to Babin (Pitt), 12-0 to Seymour (Lehigh), and 11-1 to Sotelo (Harvard)

Harvard's Jimmy Harrington beat Ed Scott for third place

ahead of everyone

AJ Ferrari - Christian Carroll - and Stephen Buchanan all in a row for Nick Stemmet. Tough stretch

I guess he just had to make weight twice in two days though - maybe a factor?

Caliendo running away with this now. Exciting match

Teemer having his way here. Good learning match for the freshman. Teemer looks way bigger, and his defense is just too much

If you haven't seen Cholakyan before, get ready for some fireworks

12 points without a single Parco Bomb thrown. Give us a throw!

I dont have any inside information, but wrestlestat has been listing him as taking a redshirt this year - and Cholakyan as the starter.

wonder why Provo hasn't been wrestling - injured? Anyway, Stanford looks extremely impressive without him and Cardenas. Tons of talent in the room

currently it says "This information is not being released to the public yet."

sounds good - and likewise for me.

nothing comes to mind, but I'll do an avatar bet if someone is keen

125: #3 Jore Volk, Wyoming vs #6 Tanner Jordan, South Dakota State 133: #2 Nasir Bailey, Little Rock vs #4 Evan Frost, Iowa State 141: #2 Jesse Mendez, Ohio State vs #3 Beau Bartlett, Penn State 149: #2 Shayne Van Ness, Penn State vs #3 Ty Watters, West Virginia 157: #4 Tyler Kasak, Penn State vs #5 Peyten Kellar, Ohio 165: #3 Hunter Garvin, Stanford vs #4 Peyton Hall, West Virginia 174: #2 Levi Haines, Penn State vs #3 Cade DeVos, SDSU 184: #1 Carter Starocci, Penn State vs #2 Parker Keckeisen, Northern Iowa 197: #5 Stephen Little, Little Rock vs #9 Zac Braunagel, Illinois 285: #3 Nick Feldman, Ohio State vs #7 Taye Ghadiali, Campbell

As someone who has moved around the country, I've noticed schools and regions all have different rules for birthday cutoffs and suggested starting time for kinder

I could be totally offbase, but I felt inspired by your "let's expose our own bias" speech

Mullen to me is more of a physical brute, stalking the opponent. Keuter has a bit more finesse and less of an intimidation factor (IMHO)

I feel like Mullen and Keuter should switch schools. Mullen seems more like an Iowa guy and Keuter a Va Tech guy

Mullen looks kinda like the guy that played Max Baer in Cinderella Man