Nate Schon commits!
- Thread starter CyTwins
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Two top 30 guys in a class is a pretty decent deal.
I don’t follow recruiting as closely as I used to, so when I saw his name and ranking, I got my hopes up that he was an upperweight kid...
My excitement went through the roof when I saw 220.
Just a monster commitment for this program.
My excitement went through the roof when I saw 220.
Just a monster commitment for this program.
Go Cyclones! Coach Dresser and staff moving us up the ladder, I like it!
Class of 2021 - PA Power Wrestling
Class of 2021 # Name Placed 2018-19 Placed 2017-18 Win Loss Team TIF Weight College 1 Alejandro Herrera S1 48-1 S1 46-8 94 9 Seneca Valley #8 133 – 2 Trey Kibe S1 41-1 SQ 38-8 79 9 Mifflin County #9 165 – 3 Brock McMillen S1 43-1 S2 41-4 74 5 Glendale #3 141…
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For whatever it's worth, this Pennsylvania wrestling site lists him as a 197 in college.
220-pounders are tricky. Hard to tell if they can cut down or if their frame is big enough to grow into HWT.
I've seen him listed at 6'0 on Hudl, so he would be on the shorter side of heavyweights. But I believe he'll be successful at whatever weight he decides to go.
PSU has Kerkvliet, so I suspect they weren't ready to blow a lot of money on him. OSU did want him likely because Kerk left
This is awesome news.
With Schon, Greenlee, and Fisher coming in to join Broderson, Shapiro and Duggan. Our upper weights are looking pretty good for the foreseeable future.
With Knopick, Paniro, Cam, Carr, Ramazan, Reeves, Cabanban, Terukina, Redding, etc. I'm starting to envision some pretty good line-ups down the way.
We'll see how this whole extra eligibility ruling ends up panning out over the next couple of years too.
With Schon, Greenlee, and Fisher coming in to join Broderson, Shapiro and Duggan. Our upper weights are looking pretty good for the foreseeable future.
With Knopick, Paniro, Cam, Carr, Ramazan, Reeves, Cabanban, Terukina, Redding, etc. I'm starting to envision some pretty good line-ups down the way.
We'll see how this whole extra eligibility ruling ends up panning out over the next couple of years too.
