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Why is he getting his hand raised in the pic? He never wins

Was that dressers first year? Usually new coach and culture comes with laying the hammer down

The only high ranked guy he stay close with is McEnelly. He struggles against short Kings. Also went to OT against Gabe Arnold. McEnelly does well against tall guys.

I personally would like to see Derrick Cardinal to hit the portal to MN. I would not be shocked if Logan Swenson beats him out as it will close.

Does Brett Swenson wrestle as a True Freshmen for MN at 133? Will Beissel or Morvari be big enough?

I could see Dake alienating himself quickly with administration. He would have a Ken Chertow type coaching career.

Let’s be real about Oklahoma, the absolute ceiling for this team is about 8th, that is if Keller and Jordan AA; Wells, Braun and Parker should be low AA to round of16. I expect they qualify 7-8

Is Charmoli gonna be effective at 133? He wrestled Braun at state at 145

What are some landing spots for Wells other than St Cloud? I personally wanna see him go 149 and beat out Roberts. NDSU? SDSU?

Not sure what the play here is Wells to be honest. Maybe he goes D2 to St Cloud where he originally committed to. He proved he can’t make 133 effectively so it has to be 141. If he wants to wrestle next year it won’t be B1G.

Reading between the lines, Kennedy is just like Gilman. Tough to work with. Taylor sided with his brother in law and didn’t wanna work stuff out with Gilman so he didn’t try to get Kennedy and Gilman to have a sit down. If it was Caldwell he would just fire him.

The best teams who have done it without as many transfers Northern Iowa Nebraska Illinois Cornell Ohio st Very few transfers for being top 10 Iowa Oklahoma St Will do anything to win because of big boosters controlling the program

Yes he beat Richie Figs too

Volk has a way higher upside than Flynn. Flynn can’t take anyone ranked top 20 down. Volk has beaten Braeden Davis, Troy Spratley, Brandon Kaylor, Tanner Jordan, Nico Provo, Flynn head to head, won the Big 12.