MPhillips

Quite succinct and hardly disagreeable...

He just looks shorter because of his giant melon...

Understood. Two World titles and a bronze and an Olympic bronze and silver... Masoumi is right there.

Zare beats him and Zare is also young. Welsh 79kg bronze. Lost in the semi 4-2 to Khadjiev. Welsh looked good.

As a freshman @ Ironman, Phillips wrestled Corey Peltier Blair Academy(ranked nationally), Zac Thomusseit (#1 ranked in OH DII), then (#1 nationally ranked) Brian Roddy from STED. Apologies not sticking to the Kolat/Bassett portion of the thread. I hope we get 4-5 college years of Bassett that we didn't get from Phillips. Al Fried is always in the top for me...

Well done...

The same cat he was in the original forum...

149 is lightweight. STFU... FFS!

MSU? Brother really likes to type....

Same. We need better people...

After Ferrari...

When I was a junior in HS, I wanted to wrestle for Iowa...

6'7"

There's bonus too...

Don't be cunty...

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6197668-a-decade-of-recruiting

Who has no sense of irony, Beast...

Why would that be hilarious? Seems strange to pull for a HS kid to fail...

The ranker is on this here forum. Ask him...

YAHTZEE!!!

Slow morning... #1 - A Decade of Nittany Lion Recruiting Penn State Recruiting Rank NCAA Place Points 2018 1 1 141.5 2017 3 1 146.5 2016 2 1 123 2015 18 6 67.5 2014 1 1 109.5 2013 6 1 123.5 2012 18 1 143 2011 4 1 107.5 2010 3 9 49 2009 5 17 31 Averages 6.1 3.9 104.2 Recruiting Classes & NCAA Finish Since 2009 Recruiting Rank Team RC AVG NCAA AVG Adjusted Points Adjusted 1 (tie) Penn State 6.1 3.9 2.44 104.2 112.3 1 (tie) Ohio State 6.1 6.4 3.88 79.1 87.8 3 OK State 6.6 6.2 5.11 75.5 80 4 Nebraska 7.1 10.8 9.67 49.5 51.8 5 Iowa 8.6 3 2.77 93.55 95.8 6 Minnesota 11.2 8.4 7.44 65.9 70.3 7 Cornell 13.2 5.2 4.88 72.45 75.2 8 Michigan 14.4 16.4 13.44 40.7 44.5 9 Iowa State 16.2 21.2 17.22 36.4 40.3 10 VA Tech 16.3 16.3 13.8 43 45.9 11 Lehigh 18.1 15.8 13 37 38.3 12 Missouri 19 10.4 8.67 56.6 60.7

Not an answer specifically to your question, but a look back at some recruiting classes... 2012 No. 1: Iowa Hawkeyes Post grad, Nathan Burak, CO (197) No. 3 Nate Skonieczny, OH (141) No. 4 Sam Brooks, IL (184/197) No. 5 Thomas Gilman, NE (133) No. 5 Alex Meyer, IA (174) No. 7 Cory Clark, IA (125) No. 2: Lehigh Mountain Hawks No. 1 Brandon Griffin, OR (184/197) No. 2 Doug Vollaro, FL (HWT) No. 3 Mitch Minotti, PA (149/157) No. 5 Brian Brill, PA (157/165) No. 6 Randy Cruz, PA (133/141) No.11 Elliot Riddick (174/184) No. 16 Laike Gardner, PA (141) No. 3: Cornell Big Red No. 1 Mark Grey, NJ (133) No. 3 Alex Cisneros, CA (133/141) No. 4 Brian Realbuto, NY (149/157) No. 6 Steve Congenie, IL (184) No. 11 Dylan Palacio, NY (157) No. 16 Gabe Dean, MI (197) No. 19 Angelo Silvestro, IL (141) No. 4: Oklahoma State Cowboys Transfer, Tyler Caldwell, KS/Oklahoma (165/174) No. 3 Jordan Rogers, WA (184) No. 4 Kyle Crutchmer, OK (174) No. 13 Chase Ferman, OK (133/141) No. 5: Michigan Wolverines Transfer, Conor Youtsey/Army (125) No. 1 Taylor Massa, MI (165/174) No. 3 Rossi Bruno, FL (125/133) No. 10 Jordan Thomas, MI (174/184) 2013 #1-Michigan Wolverines 5-Year Cycle: #5, UR, UR, #7 Recruits: #1-Domenic Abounader, OH (184) #1-Adam Coon, MI (HWT) #2-Ben Whitford, MI (141/149) #7-Brian Murphy, IL (157) #13-Payne Hayden, MI (197) HM-George Fisher, IL (133/141) #2-Pittsburgh Panthers 5-Year Cycle: UR, HM, HM, UR Recruits: #1-Ryan Solomon, PA (197) #2-Cody Wiercioch, PA (174/184) #3-Mikey Racciato, PA (141/149) #7-Edgar Bright, OH (141/149) HM-Nick Zanetta, PA (133) HM-Aaron Rothwell, WI (184) HM-Luke Fleck, PA (HWT) #3-Nebraska Cornhuskers 5-Year Cycle: #11, #1, #10, #3 Recruits: PG-Destin McCauley, MN (149/157) PG-Pat Downey, MD (184/197) TR-Anthony Abidin, NY (Nassau CC) (133/141) HM-Colton McCrystal, IA (133/141) #4-Virginia Tech Hokies 5-Year Cycle: #23, #10, #15, #18 Recruits: #1-Joey Dance, VA (125) #5-Kevin Norstrem, FL (141) #7-Zach Epperly, VA (174/184) #11-Dennis Gustafson, VA (133/141) #12-Jared Haught, WV (184/197) #5- Illinois Illini 5-Year Cycle: #7, UR, #18, #13 Recruits: #3-Isaiah Martinez, CA (157/165) #3-Brooks Black, PA (HWT) #10-Kyle Langenderfer, IL (157) #6- Penn State Nittany Lions 5-Year Cycle: #18, #4, #3, #5 Recruits: TR-Garth Lakitsky, PA (HWT) #1-Zain Retherford, PA (133/141) #4-Matt McCutcheon, PA (184/197) #8-Garrett Hammond, PA (157/165) #10-Cody Law, PA (157/165) HM-PJ Steinmetz, PA (197) #7-Missouri Tigers 5-Year Cycle: HM, UR, #22, #20 #2-J’Den Cox, MO (197/HWT) #8-BJ Toal, OH (184) #11-Barlow McGhee, IL (125) #11-Parker VonEgidy, NC (174) #19-Joey Lavalle, NV (157) #8-Oklahoma State Cowboys 5-Year Cycle: #4. #5, #13, #1 Recruits: #3-Dean Heil, OH (133/141) #4-Anthony Collica, OH (149/152) #18-Keilan Torres, OK (165) #9-Ohio State Buckeyes 5-Year Cycle: #9, #2, #8, #11 Recruits: #1-Nathan Tomasello, OH (125) #1-Bo Jordan, OH (165) 2014 #1-Penn State Nittany Lions #1-Jason Nolf, PA (165) #1-Nick Nevills, CA (HWT) #2-Bo Nickal, TX (184) #7-Corey Rasheed, NY (174) #16-Gary Dinmore, NJ (157) #2-Ohio State Buckeyes #1-Kyle Snyder, MD (197) #2-Micah Jordan, OH (157) #2-Thomas Haines, PA (HWT) #3-Northwestern Wildcats #1-Bryce Brill, IL (157) #1-Johnny Sebastian, NJ (174) #2-Stevan Micic, IN (125/133) #4-Oklahoma State Cowboys #1-Chance Marsteller, PA (165/174) #3-Ryan Blees, ND (157) #5-Chandler Rogers, OK (165/174) #6-Gary Wayne Harding, OK (141) #7-Mike Magaldo, NJ (133/141) #8-Preston Weigel, KS (197) #20-Jacobe Smith, OK (165) #5-Cornell Big Red #4-Jon Jay Chavez, ID (157/165) #6-Jeramy Sweany, CA (HWT) #7-Dalton Macri, PA (125) #7-Joey Galasso, PA (149) #8-Dillon Artigliere, NJ (174) #15-Drew Garcia, MI (174/184) #17-Brandon Womack, AL (165)

"Prepare to die."

It's something...

As do I. Apologies as you took my comment quite a bit more serious than I did. Nor do I want to labeled anything resembling another OSU fan on the this board...