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Some of the worst crimes in the world are things that are legal

For two guys with a lot to say, they do exhibit a rather conservative style of wrestling. An interesting dichotomy that has been noted by others as well

Once the brain - and now he's all ears. How the mighty have fallen.

weight qualifications are starting to flow through into trackwrestling. Caleb Fish at 157 and Cael Hughes at 133 for OKST - I had thought both would be up from there

that is a surprise.

Absolutely. I was on the club wrestling team and played daily pickup basketball which were not demanding in the slightest. Club wrestling was easier than middle school

About 20 years ago, I earned a half scholarship to my college and so I went full-time, living in the dorm and then apartments off campus all up in Boston. But I always worked at least 30 hours a week in some manner - never on campus which were the lowest paying jobs. I waited tables at two high end places. I made 35K on average during those years while waiting tables on the side of being a full time student. A lot of that I was able to take home under the table in cash tips. Where there is a will there is a way. I think its good to have an uncomfortable schedule if you want to build character. My freshman year of college, I did breakfast shifts on weekends in fancy hotels. I never went to bed after parties. Just brought a bag with a change of clothes and starting setting up shop at the Lennox Hotel at 5AM. Public transportation not open at that time, so I'd walk in the snow (old man river LOL). I'd drink a lot of coffee, and on the walk home, in the Prudential Center, I'd stop into the Sharper Image store, and sit on the massage chair for about fifteen minutes before continuing my journey home to sleep at around 2PM

I'm not a fan of Starocci on his own, but I like to unleash a guy like that on a guy like Ferrari.

My transfer portal tracker got destroyed in a mishap. I've copied the most recent version I had here and am trying to backfill when I get time

Good news is that allegedly, the only incentives provided to Seabass were tomatoes and pesto, which is above board for me.

Could be people channeling their inner parent (me included), acting defensive about the perils of youth. Hopefully you didn't feel I jumped down your throat.

I haven't heard anyone say he deserves praise. He's a kid who is probably being strongly "guided" by his father. The exercise is one that may demonstrate a lack of humility, which I can easily dismiss for a young man trying to find his way. In the mean time, it provides a small level of entertainment while I doubt fans are taking it too seriously. Coaches on the other hand, are probably very interested

Can you promise not to make a bust cake for my birthday? I think it would make me very upset

I was surprised that Attasauov was slated at 125. Wasn't aware that would be possible for him. No clue how it turns out. Favorite colors for me are red and black.

The friendship shall remain as untarnished as the point I have made

Those are interesting details about two guys that transferred from OKST

I think for me the main point is that being kicked out is not necessary relevant to whether or not someone transferred. These are not mutually exclusive. And so Jordan Williams was also kicked off the team, but also transferred to a new team. Noto kicked of NC State - transferred to Lock Haven. Seth Gross kicked off Iowa - to SDSU. et al

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/7914973-aj-ferrari-enters-transfer-portal

there was no room in the cell to write "via Hawkeye Wrestling Club and the Folsom State Prison"

NDSU Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 174 13 Gaven Sax Graduate St. Robert, MO NDSU Oklahoma 285 32 Devon Dawson Senior Brooklyn Park, MN NDSU Northern Illinois 197 36 Spencer Mooberry Junior Osage, IA NDSU Northern Illinois 125 60 Carlos Negrete Jr. Junior Fresno, CA NDSU 133 67 Fernando Barreto Sophomore Pomona, CA NDSU Oklahoma 197 88 Lathan Duda Junior Broken Bow, NE NDSU 157 91 Landen Johnson Sophomore Owatonna, MN NDSU Northern Illinois 141 159 Walker Bents Sophomore Glenwood, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Mankato 141 177 Sean Solis Sophomore Fountain Valley, CA NDSU Mary 133 182 Amantee Mills Freshman Fort Pierce, FL NDSU 174 191 Mason Gode Junior Browerville, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Moorhead 149 214 Trae Thilmony Sophomore Trout Creek, MT NDSU Mary 149 221 Tanner Gerber Sophomore Cameron, WI NDSU 197 227 Macray Klohs Freshman Plymouth, MN NDSU 165 249 Zane Licht Freshman Prairie du Sac, WI NDSU Wartburg 149 338 Pedro Velazquez Junior Victoria, MN NDSU Incoming: Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 133 44 Kyle Burwick Graduate Hettinger, ND Nebraska NDSU 125 62 Tristan Daugherty Graduate Peoria, IL Buffalo NDSU 285 76 Andrew Blackburn-Forst Sophomore Lockport, IL Northern Colorado NDSU 184 85 Devin Wasley Sophomore Hammond, WI Minnesota NDSU 197 131 Michael Baker Graduate Beavercreek, OH Columbia NDSU 141 174 Peyton Moore Sophomore Fulton, MO Missouri NDSU 197 174 Bradley Whitright Junior Cheyenne, WY North Idaho NDSU

Outgoing: Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 197 4 A.J. Ferrari Junior Allen, TX Oklahoma State CSU Bakersfield 149 32 Sammy Alvarez Graduate Garfield, NJ Oklahoma State Rider 184 121 AJ Heeg Freshman Edmond, OK Oklahoma State Northern Colorado 197 219 Christian Carroll Freshman Elkhart, IN Oklahoma State Iowa State Incoming: Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 285 2 Wyatt Hendrickson Graduate Newton, KS Air Force Oklahoma State 174 3 Dean Hamiti Senior Joliet, IL Wisconsin Oklahoma State 165 7 Cam Amine Graduate Brighton, MI Michigan Oklahoma State 165 11 Caleb Fish Graduate Eaton Rapids, MI Michigan State Oklahoma State

It's already been spent but they will accept IOUs