Winners Circle

Yea.

1. Yes, it's crazy to think they'll be competing for a team title in 2-3 years. Penn State is still levels above EVERYONE. VT could compete for a trophy though, COULD. 2. No. Iowa will be in the hunt for second with the other 5 school you named.

I agree with you for the most part and 100% get what you're saying. A 4x AA is a great career no matter how you shake it. But with as much as hype as been around BB, if he doesn't win at least one title, I think that's a failure tbh.

Did he sign? I saw the "Committed" graphic, but didn't know juniors were allowed to sign.

Not sure on that. He may still have been in Ohio at that point. @H82Lose would probably know.

Just throw a different answer out there. 2021-2022 Stillwater OK had Cael Hughes, Dee Lockett, Kael Voinovich, and Angelo Ferrari. I'm not sure what any of them were ranked, however.

If they can get Downey back at 157 and Thomsen at 165, that's a good team.

This is...certainly a take here...

I'm not trying to be rude or sarcastic in the slightest, so I apologize if this comes off that way. But, do you actually see this being competitive? Lachlan is a 3x AA and has only lost 3 matches in his career to guys that weren't AA's (Tom Crook & Collin Gerardi during his RSFR season, and Crook again as a RSSO). He's proven to be ultra consistent. I'm not sure I see Cooper being at that level yet, no disrespect to him and I'll be the first to admit I was wrong if it is close.

Comparing Stieber to Dake/Burroughs seems...inaccurate to say the least.

Yea because Logan Stieber and Ohio RTC are producing so many world and Olympic champs right now...or even world team members for that reason.

Seems like a credible source.

Eh. I'm not sure about that. Ed Banach (3x NCAA Champ, 4x NCAA Finalist, Olympic GOLD medalist), Tom Brands (3x NCAA Champ, 4x NCAA AA, Olympic Gold and World Gold), and Barry Davis (3x NCAA Champ, 4x NCAA AA, Olympic Silver and 2x World Silver) would all like a word.

Incredible deductive reasoning here.

College wrestling is really hard. A lot of dudes that had better HS careers than him didn't pan out in college. But yes, Horwath was very good in HS, so hopefully he can get it figured out. He's still young.