I believe you can non revenue sport scholarships are year to year. At least softball is so I would assume wrestling is the same.
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They are considered year to year, but what I was told was that you can increase but what they enter school with can’t be reduced below that due to performance. This was a couple years ago when my son was going through the hoops, so things could have changed. So if you enter with 50%, they can bump you up but you will always have a 50% base unless you mess up somehow.
I believe its different especially with Covid and all the sports getting their years essentially frozen. D1 Softball rosters have went from around 20 to more on the average mid 20's. Softball gets 12 scholarships. They've had to cut %'s with seniors deciding to come back and play another year. Now my understanding is it's up to the schools on how they handle it but our experience is athletic scholarships were reduced. You bring in 4 freshman and keep 2-4 Seniors you're forced to do something. Tough situation.
Even if you could, I don’t think Dresser would want to set the precedent that if you are bad you don’t get your money for school. To me, there’s a lot of things wrong with that. Especially for a kid that had a massive knee injury.
They have medical hardships if injury becomes the issue. You keep your scholarship and it doesn't count against the allotment for the sport. I'm assuming Austin Gomez falls under the medical hardship scholarship waiver.
Overall nice post... However, you lost me when you mention Jarrett & following "Simple fundamentals" in the same paragraph.
The rules don't apply to him and that's what I love the most about him. He's had head scratching losses since his Fr year and he's figured out ways to turn those losses around and/or win against top level competition while defying the simple fundamentals. I'm not blaming his loss on injury or anything else. It's simply a loss to learn from. I also hope he can continue to build towards his full health because he's always shown tremendous fight and a amazing will to win.
The way he wrestles it seems like once or twice a year he always gets caught in one of his weird ass positions and gets beat. When the lights are bright he seems to avoid those (if he’s healthy). I’m definitely not worried about him outside of his health.Overall nice post... However, you lost me when you mention Jarrett & following "Simple fundamentals" in the same paragraph.
The rules don't apply to him and that's what I love the most about him. He's had head scratching losses since his Fr year and he's figured out ways to turn those losses around and/or win against top level competition while defying the simple fundamentals. I'm not blaming his loss on injury or anything else. It's simply a loss to learn from. I also hope he can continue to build towards his full health because he's always shown tremendous fight and a amazing will to win.
I agree that Coleman should be the starter from here on out. He’s our best option to make Nationals and put together a full tournament at Big 12’s.
When you're already downed on your hip and your opponent has your hips covered and you still reach near arm back across his body the rules do apply to you. That's why he got buried. He can bring all his other funk with him like his leg sweeps, russians and snaking opponents on single legs, he's very good at that, but sometimes you have to just belly out. Like Ape said, I'm sure there is no one harder on him than himself and that one will stay with him for awhile.Overall nice post... However, you lost me when you mention Jarrett & following "Simple fundamentals" in the same paragraph.
The rules don't apply to him and that's what I love the most about him. He's had head scratching losses since his Fr year and he's figured out ways to turn those losses around and/or win against top level competition while defying the simple fundamentals. I'm not blaming his loss on injury or anything else. It's simply a loss to learn from. I also hope he can continue to build towards his full health because he's always shown tremendous fight and a amazing will to win.
I agree, Coleman seems like our most solids option at 197. If he can keep hanging muscle on that frame, I think he'll be pretty dang good next season.
As for sending out Yonger against Norfleet, I have to wonder if Yonger and Norfleet have met in freestyle competition before? I'm not sure if there's an easy way to figure that out, but perhaps Yonger owns a freestyle win and the coaches were hoping for a mental edge there, hoping Yonger could beat Norfleet on his feet? Just a thought.
Not true, there was a "fan" on FB saying Jarrett brings nothing to the team: no energy on the mat or off, doesn't try to get the team bonus points, wrestles heartless, & that he's a cancer & unfortunate to this team. All comments were scrubbed now but he's a POS & if he's on here, go ride your horse in 4-H & get as many accolades as Jarrett b/c you're quite the man..... Sorry for the rant.
Jarrett is not a cancer to this team. I think he is quite the opposite. I hear people thinking he is always stalling. They just don't understand or appreciate that his style is different. I like watching him and his unorthodox style. It is different and others can learn from him. He is a great young man and glad he is a Cyclone!
Always some bad apples on SM running their mouth and never accomplishing anything. Jarrett has been a great team guy and all of us are glad he’s a Cyclone. Prior to Carr coming he was our only consistent bonus guy for awhile. Always working to put it on his opponent.
I've never seen anyone wrestle like Degen, and I don't know if I ever will again, but someone would have to be pretty ignorant about wrestling to think he's stalling. He's almost always controlling the ties and looking for a trip or a throw-by, or whatever else he does is called. He tweeted a couple weeks ago that he's basically making stuff up out there.
I don’t know if this was what you were referring to but I thought this was pretty funny.
Not true? My guess would be that was an iowa troll. If you're implying it's me for giving criticism, you are certainly wrong.
I was being sarcastic, sorry. And not an Iowa troll. He went to ISU. Taylor Johnson is his name.
