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In general — and as applied to any college sports team — if a team policy, school policy, or law is broken, and there is evidence presented to the coaches of that, I would hope appropriate action would be taken.

Perhaps when I have more time.

Based on what evidence? (I only skimmed the story so maybe there was something actionable in there that I missed.)

Given the available evidence, what should the PSU coaches have done?

The reason he might consider greyshirting is schoolwork. Getting into peak condition for mid to late September. Traveling to Europe. I assume a camp in Europe to acclimate himself. Competing. Coming back. How much would he really be able to study? If he’s on the world team now, he may decide to treat it as his full time job now.

Worlds are in mid to late September. That has to make starting college tough. Maybe he’ll consider a greyshirt. Seems like he’ll be pursuing freestyle anyway.

I thought it was all just the Senior National Team, whether they competed at worlds or not. Now I see that there is a different name for the group that competes.

The top three at each weight are part of the Senior National Team and receive money to train for worlds. That’s why there were true third place matches. The more you know

If we’re talking the word team as in top three placers, PSU has reps at 57, 65, 70, 74, 79, 86, and 92. And that’s not counting Dake and Snyder. Seems good to me.

High schooler PJ Duke winning Final X is impressive. Wow.

As I understand Jesus’s message, making a spectacle of your beliefs can be consistent with spiritual poverty. Some of those with the deepest faiths may not say much about their faith at all. As Jesus said in the Gospel of Matthew: “And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.”

Incorrect. Blaze made Final X last year.

Everyone develops only their own tracks. DT and Dake made their first world teams at 27, and still managed to pull down some impressive hardware. It remains to be seen whether CStar sticks with freestyle, and if so how good he gets.

Dake is 34 and potentially a bit undersized. He's a legend, but gotta go with CStar here.

What are the challenge tournament finals matches so far?