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Sure, he very well might get more transfers the way lineups shift and change over time. But I'm pretty sure all the above grad transfers were headed to OSU before Taylor was announced as coach, so he kind of lucked out and started his coaching career with a lineup full of proven veterans. Any new transfers he gets this next year will be ones that he landed himself, and on his watch.

From 149 on up, he's got a very solid lineup of mostly accomplished seniors that have definitely been energized by the energy he brings as a new coach with a decorated career. The honeymoon will end starting next year, when most of his top wrestlers graduate, and that will probably be his first real test as OSU coach.

In Vegas, he was definitely off from his usual dominating form. His knee was taped, although I didn't think it was as serious as it was. Hopefully he'll be able to make a full recovery.

Fish vs Saldate. Both these guys were at Michigan State last year. This is the first time Fish has been at this weight, presumably in years. All because a Michigan guy came in and displaced him!

I believe so (limited number of tix sold through ticket office).

Beau is supposed to be back by second semester. They thought he had a torn ACL, but when he went in for surgery, it was intact, and the MRI had been wrong. They'll probably make a decision on who stays at 165 depending on how each wrestler looks over the next month. It looks like both Mantanonas will be the mainstays at 165 and 174 for the next few years.

Right now my school is selling all session for $400 (upper tier) and $500 (lower tier). Ticket availability has sometimes varied depending on the year, but in the last few years, the price seems to have jumped a bit.

I thought that in order to qualify for an Olympic redshirt you at least have to compete or place in a qualifying tournament. Is it just the fact that he was the defending Olympic champion that afforded him the year?

Old habits die hard.

Walker and Bullock advance to finals. Gilcher and Walters drops semi matches to OSU opponents.

When he finally stepped down from the NDSU job in 2011, he had been at that position for an amazing 47 years. Managed to beat cancer in the process. RIP to a great coach.

Maybe this: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/41136586/smu-football-acc-death-penalty-return-2024

https://olympics.com/en/news/paris-2024-weight-categories-olympic-boxing-qualifiers The pool of athletes at these lowest weight classes in definitely smaller, but they are there. And 57 kg is simply way too high for too many great competitors.

I'd like the 10 classes from 1969 to 1996. 48kg/105.5 lb. 52kg/114.5 lb. 57 kb/125.5 lb. 62kg/136.5 lb. 68 kg/149.9 lb. 74kg/163 lb. 82kg/180.5 lb. 90kg/198 lb. 100kg/220 lb. HWT/Unlimited