I wonder how someone like Schwab would do at Wisconsin. He has connections to Wisconsin and we see how he does with lesser talent, lesser budget etc.
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Schwab is irritating, but that team is pretty much guys that all started at UNI, which is impressive. Is Thomsen, an Iowa high school kid that was at SDSU the only transfer in the lineup?
Probably pretty well but don't think he'd ever make a move like that. He was all but out the door to Illinois a few years ago I thought and decided to stick at UNI. Dont think Wisconsin is any better of a job.
They use to rotate Big 12 schools. 10-15 years ago it was in Hilton and I remember going.
I’d throw the Mid America Center in CB as a good location as well. Right amount of seating, huge warm up area, lots of hotels and restaurants nearby too. This year juco nationals fell on the same weekend but usually they’re a week apart
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The "home team host" was okay in the 4/5 team era (1997-2015). But there were always complaints (of course) about (a) teams getting to wrestle at home and (b) poor attendance -- because if the home team was bad, so was attendance.
So once the conference expanded in 2016, they also decided to go neutral site. Kansas City was first, in '16, and it's been in Tulsa since 2017. The current deal runs through 2028.
The event at the BOK Center is by far the best deal financially for the member schools. Plus, the Dilly Diner is in Tulsa, and I would miss going there with the Oracle of Iowa State Wrestling for breakfast.
This would be a great location for it. Trevor always puts on a great CB Classic there.
If he gets to compete this year, I think we got our 165 or 174 next year by submitting a lawsuit for one more year of David Carr
Has anything been reported on this issue today? I'm so curious how it's going to play out, and if they have to end up forfeiting other duals and tournaments this year that he competed in.
Only thing I have seen is they are deciding by tonight and that Little Rock was allegedly aware of it months ago
Whoa! In most other sports, using an ineligible athlete would result in forfeits for all the contests he participated in. I guess it doesn't really matter except the the PAC 12 tournament championship they just won.
