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The lineups right now look more favorable for Iowa, think OSU’s a year or two away

Thanks Gus! Appreciate you my man

Thank you my friend, crazy couple of days for sure!

Brock Hardy is another

Thank you wkn. My wife’s 5’11” and comes from a basketball family. I hope to get my way with that. Here he is

Thank you my friend, appreciate it.

Thank you brother, certainly gives some perspective at the very least. I appreciate the wrestling community and especially this one here. Take care and God bless!

I know, corrected it shortly after up above. It was a long day, our 2nd boy was born a few hours later

Woops, I was wrong. Two years in grades. Not sure what I was thinking there. Maybe it was two in grade years and one in age. Time for me to go, having our 2nd child tonight and I’m arguing on the forums again lol

You realize Duke is a HS Junior, right? One whopping year apart, disturbing for sure. I thought they were even closer in actual age, aren’t they? They’re both extremely elite besides any of that, any win at that level and of that caliber is a good win. You’ve got some more uncontrollable spite going on, manage it for hell sake

Absolutely and no need my good man, you did nothing wrong. Hard topic to articulate and I did a poor job. Take care

Noooooo, not what I mean. They’d be insane not to with the last two rosters. Every team should in some capacity. “Shouldn’t” refers to position/situation context and why are they in those they’ve been in lately with the volume and percentages. Obviously some failure in the recruiting domain. I look at Michigan very similarly, just more extreme in the struggle. People don’t talk about elements of things who aren’t as competent and not a threat.

I see. And yeah, I don’t know how someone can say it’s not to some degree. I’d be really frustrated if I was a Nebraska fan or say, Clemson football with the opposition towards adding transfers, but my point initially was that David Taylor has to, while Tom and Iowa maybe…shouldn’t? They’re completely different situations with the time they’ve had to build their programs, create their culture, and find the talent aspects they value. Turnover is more typical for newer coaches in whatever NCAA sport, more stability later. It’s shocking Iowa is still in this position where so much overhaul is necessary to compete at the top tier. I think they’re getting it figured out a little more with their ‘26 class.

Please explain, strange that you would say that. I’d relate it quite similarly to Mark Pope at Kentucky. Sorry for the basketball reference/analogy

I think they both develop who they have/get fairly well, you referring to DT and transfers?