Have heard he wants to go heavy, he has the frame to add quite a bit of muscle
2024-2025 Recruiting Thread
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I do think Jacob Helgeson will be a factor in college at 74
True Casey will be using a medical or redshirt. Not even sure what Paniro is considered.
My guess is that transfer market might be bigger than the high school right now.
I think Paniro would have 1 left. Casey should have 2 left thankfully.
I just want a healthy Casey to see him lay it out there on the mat and be that leader
Paniro has 2 more years after this year. The same as Swiderski, Frost, MJ, Euton (except he could get a MedRS for 3 more), & Riggins.
That is why the 2026 class will critical to keep a good foundation.
Okay thanks for clarifying on PJ...I was still unsure with last year what the final outcome was on that. Still a log jam of guys in that weight range but like you pointed out all of those guys are basically poof gone at the same time so need to fill the void
He’s just solid. I think he’s slated to wrestle Jipp at Bettendorf this weekend. Probably his toughest competition this year.
Pearson could also make some waves at 133-141
Matscout Willie has his final 2025 class rankings. ISU comes in at #19, with Castillo the big get. UNI at 18. Not great, but we also don't have many holes in the lineup. Feels like we were in the running on some of the top guys but didn't get em.
See that Terrel Miller 'flipped' from Iowa to Iowa Western CC. #59 ranked for 2025 class and #5 at 197. Not sure if it's an admissions issue or he wanted out. Luddington is 1 at 97 and also headed to Iowa.
Don't forget JUCO years don't count towards your clock, might be going there to not have a logjam
That’s a misunderstood concept still. Your athletic clock still starts and you still only have 5 years to complete 4 seasons.
In response to a recent legal ruling the NCAA has implemented a temporary eligibility waiver for JUCO athletes. Here are the key points:
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- Who It Affects: The waiver applies only to current or former JUCO athletes whose eligibility was set to expire. These athletes are being granted one additional year of eligibility.
- Who It Does Not Affect: Incoming JUCO players (e.g., high school seniors entering JUCO this fall) are not included in this waiver.
These new JUCO athletes will follow the standard eligibility rules as outlined by the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) - Why This Matters: The waiver allows eligible JUCO athletes to extend their college playing careers. It also impacts how four-year college programs recruit from the JUCO transfer pool, particularly for the 2025–2026 seasons.
Clarified Summary of New Junior College (JUCO) Eligibility Rules – 2025
The NCAA has introduced a significant change to eligibility rules affecting junior college (JUCO) athletes. In response to the Diego Pavia court ruling, the NCAA has granted a waiver providing an a…
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