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It was 2015 when they actually scored minus a half team point (-0.5). Someone mouthed off to the official during a match and hence the penalty. That was an embarrassment which probably sent Minkel packing the next year.

https://cyclones.com/news/2026/2/24/wrestling-in-memory-of-bobby-douglas

At the 2024 NCAAs, the year that Cannon, Michael DeAugustino, and Lucas Davison transferred from Northwestern to Michigan, Michael DeAugustino made some brief comments at the social following the NCAA tournament. He showed up to the social after getting a haircut and shaving off the lumberjack beard he had sported all season (which was a little striking to everyone), and mentioned how he'd had a good time wrestling his last season with the Wolves. Most notably to me, however, was that he kept noting how weird it felt that at 25 years old, when a lot of his friends had jobs and careers, and were moving ahead in life, he was "..still wrestling in college..." That was now two seasons ago. If he felt that way at that time, Cannon definitely has a remarkable urge to finish his final season on a positive note. I hope it works for him.

There's the club forum here.

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/high-school/2025/08/25/okemos-wrestler-suing-girl-body-slammed-boy-practice/85809279007/ Just saw this clip about a gal who got seriously injured in practice. She was 94 pounds, and it sounds like she was wrestling against much larger teammate, and after she was slammed multiple times, they should have been more aware that she was badly hurt. Aside from that, I don't think her being female is quite the issue that is being claimed. It could have easily happened against a boy the same size against the larger kid.

Given Manning's emphasis in the past on not wanting people of certain character in his program (e.g. Paul Donahoe, Kenny Jordan), I was a little surprised to see him taking in AJ.

Is Bullock planning on staying further?

Like most others, I don't think Gable deliberately threw that match. I did, however, see a wrestler who had completely dominated everyone this past season and in all preceding years, and by the time he faced Wyatt, simply had nothing left to prove. We've all seen this type of scenario before.

So sorry to hear. Sasso showed so much courage in trying to come back from such an injury. Wish him the best.

I would think the Mantanonas will split 165 and 174 over the next three years. So 141 - 174 are pretty well covered. Several other good recruits coming in, but uncertain how they'll work out.

Some nice wins so far by some of the younger guys, but there are too many soft spots in our lineup against one of the better teams.

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!