i'm not confirming it. i have not yet heard anything definitive.
he's there. he likes it. the coaching staff wants him. all the kids on the team want him. but i cannot confirm he committed.
i can confirm at dinner last night he came out as a flat earther.
there's definitely a great difference between the composition of Nebraska and other 'top teams'.
them, cornell, maybe tech and ncst. the rest is a circus sideshow.
"Is the NCAA under any obligation to provide a level playing field..."
it was. and it did. until a bunch of bone-headed nancies cried that players participating in an optional activity while getting free effing everything were being exploited.
so a bunch of freedom fighting lawyers took them to the supreme court. and now you got what you got.
bunch of absolute idiots.
Nebraska does really well recruiting but and doesn't normally go after a lot of transfers. but they just don't have an answer on their roster at HWT or 141/149 rn. they need 1-year stop gaps.
i'm sure they'd love to have Trumble but i think he stays put at NCST. and i really don't know what other quality HWT's are out there.
they also need someone for one year at 141/149 (whichever Hardy doesn't go).
i'm told Lachlan McNeil is interested.
i really have no idea what weight Ono is going to go. i might move him to 133 in the next update. he was a 61kg guy and i thought there's a big difference between making weight once and holding it every week.
however some say he's going to 57kg for LA. so maybe he wants to slim out and stay within distance of that.
we all know how good he is in neutral. but i've never seen him wrestle a folk match in his life and i thought putting him behind the two returning finalists in Crystal Ball was the appropriate move.
ISU is just an informed guess for AJ
also heard Michigan, OKST, and UNC for Facundo
and don't be surprised if Byrd leaves Illinois.
David Szuba is probably leaving Rider. and perhaps Isaac Dean as well .
Joel Adams will be at Oregon St.
here's the thing about the 'best 3xer' argument.
i could get behind a ton of them without issue.
but Lee Kemp (if i recall correctly) really didn't 'lose' on the scoreboard.
if memory serves me correct, he won 3 titles and lost one on referee's decision when that was a thing.
literally, the ref's just picked a guy.
there certainly was. (unless it was a fake story).
something about a former football player when he coached.
no idea if it's true. but i assume that's the 'smoke' referenced.
this is a fair and sensible point.
what is not sensible is allowing a terror sympathizer a visa to educate students in the united states.
what is not sensible is not deporting violent mulit-time offenders that came into this country illegally.
it could be said that job #1 of the federal government is to keep americans safe.