flyingcement

I'm surprised to see so many favoring Gomez. I like Gomez as an underdog, but I think Ridge should be the favorite

that would not be surprising with regard to the baitfish

To me - its more the going to the ex-girfriends house that was the dangerous idea. This whole story reminds me of the two punks (former wrestlers from the area) that went to mess with Matt Ciasulli over some girlfriend thing and ended up damaging Trenge's eye (who was his roomate)

Lovett didn't wrestle the last match against Illinois - not sure why though

If the score wasn't already ruined for you - it was a good dual. Comes down to the final weight and several matches had a few extracurriculars

"Life is one big fight that we always lose, but we can get a few punches in on the way down"

chippy start! stutzman takes issue with a very late takedown that was also out of bounds

who else is ready for some thursday night maction?

That absolutely sucks about Luffman

Didn't Iowa also reportedly offer him more NIL money and he chose Penn State anyway?

Hoosiers need their first three wrestlers to avoid being bonused - and then a couple upsets at 149 and 165 - and it could make it an interesting dual

125: Patrick McKee major Justin Cardani 4-0 133: Tyler Wells dec Anthony Madrigal 7-0 141: Danny Pucino dec Vance Vombaur 7-3 149: Drew Roberts dec Jake Harrier 10-3 157: Michael Blockhus major Joe Roberts 14-3 165: Chris Moore dec Blaine Brenner (upset special) 14-6 174: Ed Ruth dec Andrew Sparks 14-9 184: Isaiah Salazar dec Dylan Connell 17-9 197: Garret Joles dec Isaiah Pettigrew 20-9 285: Luke Luffman dec Bennett Tabor 20-12

And perhaps double the GDP of the greater Lock Haven area

Michigan would also make sense from a lineup standpoint and I'm sure they have a decent urban planning program

He hasn't found great success so far in college but Kyle Dutton is another top recruit for them. He was a junior national freestyle champion in 2022 at 145 lbs

I was just commenting on urban planning schools but agreed on what you said

Illinois, Rutgers, North Carolina, Minnesota, Cal Poly

You could be right but Glazier has some stingy defense and excellent size and strength for the weight which will help slow Brooks down. I think Brooks wins by seven points and walks off frustrated he couldn't get the major

Article seems to come out on a Friday - they have a just in time inventory process going for articles

I would only put Keuter out there if he is gunning for it. If there is even the slightest bit of hesitation on his side, then he's not ready. He would most definitely be annihilated by the guy who in my opinion has made himself a favorite for Hodge. If you think something like that could discourage a young kid who is already proficient at a more popular and profitable sport, it could make you second guess.

the duck in the picture above is Beau Bartlett protecting his Big Ten seed

The cat is you my friend! ionel is an an anagram for Lion-E. Here is the training manual passed on to me through several generations: 1) wait for someone that works at intermat to post the article that says viewing guide for the coming weekend 2) copy it 3) paste it now we all have our strengths and weaknesses, so I'm interested to see how you fare. @MPhillips is a good copier but a poor paster, and I was the other way around. It looks like you might actually be good at both, but bad at that waiting part. Let's cut a deal - we'll do the waiting - you do the copying and pasting

In some cases - if an Ivy program cared a lot about a sport, they could green light someone's admissions if they otherwise would not have a chance

great list - but to me, a redshirt freshman is just a sophomore who would stoop to the level of loopholes. So the true freshman shown above (and not the ones who have done various gap years and gray shirts) are the ones that impress me.