Does this mean that Oklahoma overperformed in Big 12's? If so, did they take more points from us or OSU?
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Does this mean that Oklahoma overperformed in Big 12's? If so, did they take more points from us or OSU?
Oklahoma certainly overperformed. Oklahoma State underperformed a bit. Overall, Iowa State held their own although we were hoping for some better.
Oklahoma went on a ridiculous pinning run on the backside of brackets that put them in the position they were in.
You don’t get a guy like Yonger from Cuba without it. I would wager Kyven being able to train with him was a major piece in him coming here. Now, he does have to learn a lot. But there is no ceiling to what that guy might be able to do for us once he learns folkstyle.
As I recall, when he took the job he said he wanted to coach until he is 60.
Oh boy, ok. I missed that tidbit. I would be in the camp of being open to having him stay around a little longer than that.
Think it was 7 years 2.25 mil or something along those lines...
Nate Schon won AAA Pennsylvania state at hwt and Paniro Johnson got 3rd at 152 (only loss to the 3rd ranked 152 in the nation)
I think Paniro is going to need a little time to develop, but he's got huge upside IMO. Excited to see how he does once he spends some time in the room. He's going to learn a lot getting beat up by Carr in practice for a few years!
I watched Schon's finals match and that kid is as strong as an ox.
He's not super tall for a heavyweight (6ft, I think) and looks like he could have made 220 again this season but decided to take on all the big boys. Reminds me a bit of Zabriskie.
It should be fun watching him and Greenlee vie for the heavyweight position.
I'm pretty sure Greenlee is about 6in. taller than Schon, and if he packs on the muscle, he'll be tough to beat.
He's not super tall for a heavyweight (6ft, I think) and looks like he could have made 220 again this season but decided to take on all the big boys. Reminds me a bit of Zabriskie.
It should be fun watching him and Greenlee vie for the heavyweight position.
I'm pretty sure Greenlee is about 6in. taller than Schon, and if he packs on the muscle, he'll be tough to beat.
I don’t think 197 is out of the picture for Schon
Yeah, he does seem like he could get down there. He has the athleticism for it. He'd be a beast at 197.
I don't know much about Schon but just from that video that was attached he looks like a 197 pounder but looks like a beast!
I was just as interested in watching that freshman heavyweight who was a backup most of the year make it all the way to the finals.
of course Schon with a torn ACL showed unreal heart in pulling that out
