A J. Ferrari/Car Accident
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I just reread the article and kudos to Dunn for helping...sounds like could have been a lot worse if he didn't help get him out
Okla. St. wrestling, track stars hurt in bad crash
NCAA champion wrestler AJ Ferrari and All-American cross country runner Isai Rodriguez were hospitalized with injuries after a car crash Monday. Kasey Dunn, the football team's offensive coordinator, pulled Ferrari from the burning car, a source said.www.espn.in
Sounds like OSU FB offensive coordinator, Kasey Dunn helped save AJF's life ...
He is going to announce dog shows when he gets older. Will always know how much he benches.
‘They’re Lucky’: John Smith, Dave Smith Discuss Monday Night’s Car Accident
'I'm sure glad Coach Dunn was there.'
pistolsfiringblog.com
They’re lucky,” John said. “Definitely somebody watching over those two, as well as the others that were involved in the wreck. They were definitely lucky.
“… You just stand there last night and you just realize there’s so much more important than whether they come back or not. Not knowing and standing there and seeing what you see in front of you, you’re in a whole different world of understanding what's important."
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Yep. AJ is college wrestlings version Ted Lasso season 1’s Jamie Tartt.
I've seen a little it about this kid and everything I've seen I like him. Sure, he's crazy but he's a wrestler so it's expected. For me, he's got a screw loose in a way that makes me like the kid.
They would fit in perfectly with the Hoks and all of their nutjobs.
Cowboy wrestler AJ Ferrari released from hospital
John Smith told the media Wednesday at his regular weekly press conference that injured Oklahoma State wrestler AJ Ferrari has been released from the hospital and is back home following
www.stwnewspress.com
Should be a lost year. At least it is a free Covid year. To many matches for regular or medical redshirt, but who knows with the NCAA
Mixed emotions. He is a bit of a nut job (or was that what he tried to pull on Bastida last year?) but is exciting to watch. His interviews are a bit off the wall but kind of in an interesting and entertaining way without being offensive, IIRC. I am sad for him, his family and his legacy, but happy that no one was seriously injured in that accident. I can't say that I didn't do some things back in the day that could have come out much worse, and I got a lot wiser for it over the years. If missing a season is the worst that comes out of this, he should feel blessed.
