Looks more like an 84 than a 65. He’s very good thoughToo bad we couldn’t pull Minto and have him stick at 65.
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Looks more like an 84 than a 65. He’s very good thoughToo bad we couldn’t pull Minto and have him stick at 65.
Better than the B1G!12 champs in 10 weights. What a conference!!
Was 65 last year, why I mentioned that.Looks more like an 84 than a 65. He’s very good though
So how did you fail with your connections on not getting him here?Was 65 last year, why I mentioned that.
Maybe make another run at him for 84 next year.
If you switch locations it should be:etch SHOULD be the 3 seed IMO but likely the 4
as for location i wish it would rotate between..
Tulsa
Des Moines
St Louis/KC
Fargo
I found out a little late that we were in on him. He said he wanted to stick with his coaches at NU who helped make him who he is. You gotta respect that loyalty.So how did you fail with your connections on not getting him here?
With current timings that won't be possible with basketball tournaments already having the arenas booked.etch SHOULD be the 3 seed IMO but likely the 4
as for location i wish it would rotate between..
Tulsa
Des Moines
St Louis/KC
Fargo
My only concern are guys who are great on top. Ferrari and Trumble type guys. Yonger has gotten so much better on bottom throughout his career, but he’s been so dominant this year, being on bottom hasn’t even been a thing. Just not sure what that looks like for him in a close match.The guys who will give Yonger trouble are the bigger heavies who don’t do much to engage (Taye, Amos) or the athletic guys who also don’t do much (AJ).
The guys who are willing to go after it are not going to have a good day against him.
Trumble and AJ make me most nervous with YongerThe guys who will give Yonger trouble are the bigger heavies who don’t do much to engage (Taye, Amos) or the athletic guys who also don’t do much (AJ).
The guys who are willing to go after it are not going to have a good day against him.
He shouldn’t go bottom against the best riders. But, he’ll really need to push the pace on his feet to get a takedown, or a stall.My only concern are guys who are great on top. Ferrari and Trumble type guys. Yonger has gotten so much better on bottom throughout his career, but he’s been so dominant this year, being on bottom hasn’t even been a thing. Just not sure what that looks like for him in a close match.
agreed. if feldman can takedown ferrari so can yonger IMOHe shouldn’t go bottom against the best riders. But, he’ll really need to push the pace on his feet to get a takedown, or a stall.
Needs a first period takedown in that match.He shouldn’t go bottom against the best riders. But, he’ll really need to push the pace on his feet to get a takedown, or a stall.
We only brought Grice up this year, and what a delightful young man he has become. He is so appreciative of the opportunity he has this year. Now everyone cross their fingers for his health, and the health of some of his teammates too, heading into Cleveland.@Ryan Rohlk which athletes will be on the radio tonight talking about “Cowboy politics”?![]()
Not that it wasn’t obvious with what we could see, but it feels like we are very beat up again heading into Cleveland.We only brought Grice up this year, and what a delightful young man he has grown into being. He is so appreciative of the opportunity he has this year. Now everyone cross their fingers for his health, and the health of some of his teammates too, heading into Cleveland.
I tried my best to give that crybaby DT the business. His act is wearing thin with me. And I did my best with the officials at the Dilly Diner Saturday morning to let them know my thoughts ; )
See you in Cleveland.
We have some guys that are going to benefit from some time to heal for sure. But not as bad as last year, so that's a silver lining.Not that it wasn’t obvious with what we could see, but it feels like we are very beat up again heading into Cleveland.
Zerban & Dean are definitely two that are health dependent.Seems that our three top dogs are all healthy - Yonger, Elam, and Ech. Our team points are really going to depend on all 3 of them placing highly.
The rest of the guys were hoping for AA finishes and maybe some bonus. Stevo, Euton, Frost, and MJ are apparently healthy.
Dean and Zerban are the big question marks. Zerban is the big one in that fact he was a likely AA. Dean was on the outside looking in. Grice too, but any points from him are a bonus.
Im assuming he wrestles one of the best riders in the country everyday in practice. Hopefully he's figured something out from that.He shouldn’t go bottom against the best riders. But, he’ll really need to push the pace on his feet to get a takedown, or a stall.
And Grice, it sounds like. May have tweaked a knee on Friday before MFF on Sat.Zerban & Dean are definitely two that are health dependent.
I don’t think Frost is totally healthy either.
Minor observation but he had a knee brace on in his Consi finals match and hadn’t the day before.