So tea leaves are Flynn is a legit possibility at 125 and “Bear Claw” for 165?!
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My guess is Minnesota is probably in the lead for Flynn. Not sure they have anybody decent at 125.
Not sure on status of Terukina, and have Perryman, so Flynn will have some competition for the starting spot at Iowa State.
Morvari is pretty decent for Minnesota, although not to Flynn's caliber. Tyler Wells wrestled 65 kg at last chance and there has been speculation of both he and VomBaur moving up a weight. In that case, I wonder if Flynn in Minnesota could also have the option of 133 where the other alternative for the Gophers is solid but unspectaular Jager Eisch
Not sure, but no spot at Iowa State is guaranteed
I was impressed with Minnesota’s 33 and 41 at NCAA. Both wrestled really hard, and they have a really good light weight coach with Sanders. There are some good reasons a kid would want to go there.
I agree. Flynn would be good competition. At the end of the day though fan wise. I think we have seen peak Terukina. There’s been no improvement since he has got at Iowa state. Perryman I mean haven’t seen him wrestle much besides tournaments but never really has had any impressive wins I can recall but he is still young and tons of room to improve.
Cooper Flynn has had some good wins and it’s something different to watch who will bring good competition and something more refreshing.
What can y'all tell me about this Nichols guy cash flowing Iowa's facilities and athletes right now? Even T. Boone Pickens money dried up for Oklahoma State. Imagine if Oklahoma State played the long game and took every dollar Pickens gave them, invested it, and operated off of the interest?
They absolutely need a certain type of wrestler. And they are usually good at finding the top guys that fit that model and making them absolute monsters on the mat. But guys coming into that from another program always seem a little off.
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I can give you 500,000 reasons
what we are seeing is unprecedented and needs to reined in across the board
almost like a salary cap
If you thought college kids were getting paid to play before NIL( and anyone who saw what Oklahoma and the like did for Bosworth and Co back in the day knew that) there was no other way this was going to go. But half or more of the college sports "fans" were cheering on the NIL ruling saying that these kids deserved to be able to make some money, like they were going to actually go promote the University for $15 an hour. It has to be the most idiotic and myopic view. The fact we got here right away was completely expected and now all the same folks are asking for someone to do something. This was always going to happen. Its now legal to buy success. College programs will be treated the way Russian oligarchs treat their womens bball teams. Personal vanity projects that they can dump cash into for on field/court/mat success.FRL 1,024 - Why A National Champion Entered The Portal - FloWrestling
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I can give you 500,000 reasons
what we are seeing is unprecedented and needs to reined in across the board
almost like a salary cap
Thin skinned old rich guy who thinks he’s important because he buys influence over Tom and Terry.
A little like John Du Pont. It’s not enough to just give the money. He wants to feel like he’s a part of the program and somehow responsible for its success. Wouldn’t surprise if he’s beat Tom or Terry in a few matches.
Holy smokes, I’m 100% in agreement with crabs on this.
When slumlord Bob went after Alli, that told you everything you need to know about what a pos the guy is.
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I can give you 500,000 reasons
what we are seeing is unprecedented and needs to reined in across the board
almost like a salary cap
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Whoa. That family lives and breathes maize and blue. I personally think Mantanona is special. I’m high on him like I was high on Mesenbrink. Different styles but he’s got greatness potential. Wonder if that is a player in this
