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if you're asking for my gut feeling I'd say yes. There is a kind of trickle down from Jaggers to Stieber to Mendez. The idea being Jaggers must be a good coach because of steiber and one or both of them must be a good coach because now mendez. I don't really see it in the wrestling, as opposed to someone like AJ Schopp whose wrestling you can see in many very successful people he coaches.

ditto!

backing up is running away

"pushing" as stalling is one of the more pervasive BS ideas in wrestling.

"Iowa Style" is ubiquitous. They just don't have anything close to monopoly on it anymore.

Well not to be negative, but if he is in fact attention seeking, he's gonna get a lot more exposure at OSU. If OSU really turns into what people think that story will be written around him and DT. If he goes to PSU he's just another recruit.

I will give all other schools, you can name stakes. Actually I get Juiliard, if he yanks out the jazz flute i called it.

its so true and its gonna be so lame....

No worse than the afore mentioned but Randy lewis beat an Iowa State guy, not jim gibbons, by more than 20 I think, odd match cause he was such a pinner and couldnt shoot without embarassing himself.

His antics with burroughs and lockett returning to the center were 4D chess, he absolutely might do that.

Hey MLB, my perspective is that Caliendo was determined not to get teched (to his tremendous credit by the way, everyone else has quit by then), so he wrestled hard for a reversal and ended up on his belly locked on a leg, at which point he was hit for stalling. I could see how wrestling not to get teched is stalling 99% of the time, but he was doing it in an active way. Also I don't know why he was expected to either let go, or finish the reversal from insanely bad position. In my opinion the ref saw was he was trying to do (keep in mind it is not a refs job to read minds, nor make calls based on the scoreboard), and wanted everyone to know he knew so he hit him for stalling to seem clever. hope thats clear and relevant to your post

that stalling call was complete BS though

I'd simplify and say his #1 priority if that his opponent never has a chance to win. Meaning he isn't gonna open himself up if he feels like there is a 10% chance the position won't go his way. Position supersedes all other concerns, and if that means less points than so be it. As great as he is, you can't say what you can say about later stage Nickal Retherford Nolf etc, which is that its gonna be next to impossible to beat them with one TD. I'm sure you're idea is in there too....

Arnold should call him out at 150lbs

or yours

yes its ok.

i was just trolling. They're part of the leftist maniac cadre from the non wrestling topic part of the forum. it didn't make sense but I knew they wouldn't like it.

Not a troll. As far as revelations from last night, I'd say MM has established himself as Mr. PSU.

If they put 8 in the finals its the death knell for college wrestling.

Man looks like Starocci dodged a bullet. Based on his performance against a smaller, less experienced Focus, the real deal would have been ugly!

yep I was foolish. maybe in carver?

he's got to start over. hanging your hat on dogging a small market wrestler who wrestled really hard gets no troll traction.

Ramirez can't beat caliendo....but Arnold wouldn't show up at all so thats 3 more for cornell.

why would they walk about adderall when mesenbrink is on the team? thats his kryponite.

did you let kamela write this post?