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Anyways, I think second and third chances are great, but by the time you get to third chances, its time to move on to a new party to grant those chances. There are a lot of reasons for that for both parties.

I've been arrested more than twice and turned out fine by the generic definition

sounded like it was an offer to Kemerer, Murin, and Philippi as a joint package and that somewhere between the three of them, there was a "snag" that prevented it from going through. no further details provided to me

I take the view, that most people have a non-zero chance at redemption, no matter how far they've fallen. Whether the juice is worth the squeeze for that organization in question is another story. In the case of Jordan Williams, I don't see any red flags that you don't see from a lot young guys. Its immaturity more than it is a character issue. I like to see people continue to get chances if they are willing to improve themselves

Isaiah Powe out of the portal and back to UT Chat!

https://indianamat.com/index.php?/forums/topic/65131-micic-is-out-of-the-olympics-with-an-injury/page/2/#comments

Back in the abbey after all these years. Welcome home, major

https://buhuskies.com/sports/wrestling/roster/coaches/john-stutzman/8

So no Stutzy to Davidson?

I always root for the guys who are in these type of situations

You may be speaking of the young man Garrett Grice. However, ISU is founded on the principles of forgiveness as taught by Jesus Christ. Oklahoma State teaches the values of eye for an eye, as consistent with the Ionel Principles

I had two former teammates wrestle for Rider. They were from very different generations: Derek Jenkins and Mike Miller. Both guys are solid as oak.

Ramazanov, Kiyooka, Alor were my three that I thought about

Is it just me, or did the guy say "Challenge Lost" in a way that made it seem like he was really happy about it, and trying to rub it in?

Well maybe Rider and Lock Haven. But otherwise, good point.

hoping this story ends like a Seth Gross

as it gets closer to the date, we should set a meetup spot and grab some beers at some point

When I wrestled with Sergei's son (RIP) at Parkland on the youth team, I remember he moved out to Japan to become their national freestyle head coach. The man is a living legend and in high demand. Awesome they had him at Michigan.

Saturday night of NCAAs next year is my 40th birthday and I will be flying cross country back to my roots in Philly for my first ever NCAA championship. Anyone else already committed to going? I'll be staying with friends so I don't need accommodation myself, but can try and offer some advice for those visiting from out of town. There are a couple of pockets you'll want to avoid, but a lot of wonderful parts of the city to see. if you're a history buff, of course a lot of colonial history from when Philadelphia was the nation's capital and a birthplace of our country. I am pumped. However - I now feel the need to ask for clarification. Will the Revenue Sharing and Non-Revenue Sharing Tournaments both be held in Philly? or will I need to fly multiple places to catch both?

Rivera put it really eloquently in his bronze medal, post match interview. "I find peace in the sacrifice"

I'm really grateful for you guys helping me understand how this is happening

Willie clears it all up lol

Really happy to see Stutzman land on his feet in some way. Looking forward to see how he can influence the wildcats

He's attended two excellent universities and may have earned at least one degree by now. However I haven't heard anything to suggest he is done. Only that he is not listed on Michigan's or anyones roster any longer after having entered the portal. Maybe he will also be a second semester entry?

Glass half empty: amateur sports are dead and gone Glass half full: we finally got the professional folkstyle league I always wanted