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No way they took a serious look and doubtful they even talked to him (other than maybe returning his phone call and having the most perfunctory conversation).

Yep. Anyone who can't tell the difference between Gross and AJF either hasn't watched 30 seconds of interviews with them or cannot process basic information

It's heaven on the way up to a Cubs Brewers game.

Wasn't the dual winner Gable/Spencer year NOT an exact tie? Could they have split this between Hendrickson and Starocci based on the tight/split vote? There are great arguments for both. If I had to pick one I'd pick Hendrickson because I think the pins mean way more than the majors, but I think a dual winner would have been appropriate.

Regardless of how many and who he annoys, he's a past Hodge winner, membership in a directly relevant elite club not populated by the average bear.

For the first year anyway

This is like all the Nebraska threads this month. Everything goes perfect for PSU opponent and not well for PSU and all you get is less of a blowout.

Do we know what a typo is?

I've got a data point on this. I've seen Spencer Lee wrestle both Ayala and Ono. The results were just a little different.

Mark Schultz starting as a junior is absolutely stunning. He is one of the most extraordinary wrestlers ever.

Or change the rules to make holding and taking down offensive linemen legal?

Does he have a secret plan to grow 6 inches? And to have Superman fly around the earth a bunch of times to go back ten years so he can play football in high school, to, you know, learn how to play the sport in question?

That's what the announcers said which didn't make sense to me at the time - wouldn't have meant a bonus point.

We all did, immediately, but appreciate the effort so much that we didn't want to say anything.

That's true and last night didn't demonstrate he can recruit amd develop recruits, as he must to compete with Penn State. But of course given the timeline it wasn't possible for him to have demonstrated that this weekend. What he did do was show that he can get the most out of a roster, which at a school with that tradition and that commitment to getting back to the top will translate to him being the most likely coach to challenge Penn State since 2011. Doesn't mean it's going to happen but based on what I saw this year I think the odds are better with him than for Nebraska, Iowa, or anyone else.