MPhillips

They were good. They held center and were just tough.

I'm not disagreeing Brother. Just throwin' out there what I saw...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ain

France?

That was the second ragdoll too. Got choked out and TF'ed and then won the challenge and then got to continue and got choked out and ragdolled a second time. He probably should have stopped the first time...

Most of those folks get shot down quickly and rest won't even bother.

You believe that Mr. Dole is not aware...

As long as there's sports, it won't affect me.

You're confused most of the time here. We all try to treat you with, 'kid gloves.' Today will be no different.

Parrish loses 13-2.

Parrish wins. Marstellar wins.

McKenna wins 9-8. Molinari Wins.

Glaude loses. Hildebrandt wins.

McKenna wins 10-6 over KAZ.

Hedrick loses. Parrish wins.

The men barely filled the lineup as it is.

Gholston and Hildebrandt win. Martinez and XMP win. Miracle wins. Duty loses. Glaude and Molinari win.

Abakarov just stood in the center and held ground.

I'm well aware of Cass. The warning was in your interest Fad.

Marstellar loses 10-0.

Vito loses 2-0. McKenna wins.

Ben Davino - "A top-five recruit in his class, Davino is also ranked #1 at 126 lbs in the national high school rankings. The St. Charles East junior has long been known for his pace, but this year his hit-list has taken center stage. He's earned two victories over Princeton commit Marc-Anthony McGowan at Who's Number One and Ironman, and took out Penn State commits Mason Gibson and Braeden Davis in the Super 32 finals and semifinals respectively. Davino is the first big domino to fall for the Buckeyes in the class of 2024." ~FLO