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Ben Kueter announces he's focusing on wrestling for this season!


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  On 6/4/2024 at 2:58 AM, JeanGuy said:

I hate to be that guy but his "choice" probably came from a heart to heart with Ferentz. Not in the plans. 

It's not 100% but after a season they probably fell like they know what they have in him. 

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How many 4* recruits does a program like Iowa give up on after a true freshman season? We aren’t talking about Alabama. This is a team best known for its punter. Zero chance football told him to get lost. 

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  On 6/4/2024 at 3:03 AM, TBar1977 said:

The penn state wrestling room is first and foremost a place of god(they're purging the undesirable elements deep into the midwest), and second and secondmost a place of fun. Kueter is certinaly a generational talent and will radically inflate the reputation of any program he's associated with, but he's a dodgeball liability and doesn't know his way around a bouncy castle. We'll take a Nevills before him!

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We still know it's not actually TBar making this post.  We know it's you HL3...

You ruined it for us.

"I know actually nothing.  It isn't even conjecture at this point." - me

 

 

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  On 6/4/2024 at 2:58 AM, JeanGuy said:

I hate to be that guy but his "choice" probably came from a heart to heart with Ferentz. Not in the plans. 

It's not 100% but after a season they probably fell like they know what they have in him. 

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He did win a team award or two as a freshman.  "Leadership award" for defense/special teams, if I am not mistaken.

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  On 6/4/2024 at 3:03 AM, TBar1977 said:

The penn state wrestling room is first and foremost a place of god(they're purging the undesirable elements deep into the midwest), and second and secondmost a place of fun. Kueter is certinaly a generational talent and will radically inflate the reputation of any program he's associated with, but he's a dodgeball liability and doesn't know his way around a bouncy castle. We'll take a Nevills before him!

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My guess: he is pretty good at dodgeball as a four sport high school athlete.

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He's put on a bit of weight over the past year, maybe too much to continue as a LB.  That may have pushed him down the team chart for the D line after spring ball.  Wrestling at 125 KG should increase his agility for the D line so this may not be a bad option to increase his football talent.  

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  On 6/4/2024 at 11:52 AM, RYou said:

He's put on a bit of weight over the past year, maybe too much to continue as a LB.  That may have pushed him down the team chart for the D line after spring ball.  Wrestling at 125 KG should increase his agility for the D line so this may not be a bad option to increase his football talent.  

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Too much weight to be a LB?  I thought he was like 220 pounds soaking wet.  

NFL LBs are regularly 250-260 pounds.  Some as high as 275.

Keuter is closer in size to a NFL safety than a LB right now.

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  On 6/4/2024 at 5:28 AM, billyhoyle said:

How many 4* recruits does a program like Iowa give up on after a true freshman season? We aren’t talking about Alabama. This is a team best known for its punter. Zero chance football told him to get lost. 

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I obviously don't know his situation but I have been around a Big Ten football program and they often know pretty fast no matter what a recruit ranking was if they think that guy can be a player. In Kueter they see a guy with options so maybe they advised him of his best option. You don't step away from a program from a year and come back better. Or maybe he just prefers wrestling.

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  On 6/4/2024 at 12:29 PM, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

Too much weight to be a LB?  I thought he was like 220 pounds soaking wet.  

NFL LBs are regularly 250-260 pounds.  Some as high as 275.

Keuter is closer in size to a NFL safety than a LB right now.

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Where do you get your stats from?

What's the average size of an NFL linebacker? 

Can you list the linebackers that weigh 275? Are they coverted D-lineman in a 3-4 system?

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  On 6/4/2024 at 5:10 PM, WildTurk said:

Where do you get your stats from?

What's the average size of an NFL linebacker? 

Can you list the linebackers that weigh 275? Are they coverted D-lineman in a 3-4 system?

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I believe the regular size range for inside line backers is 6-2 240lbs

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  On 6/4/2024 at 7:16 PM, Gus said:

I believe the regular size range for inside line backers is 6-2 240lbs

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Patrick Queen 6'-0" 230lbs

Bobby Wagner 6'-0" 240lbs

Roquan Smith 6'-1" 236lbs

Fred Warner 6'-3" 230lbs

All right in line with your thoughts. There are no more Levon Kirklands out there.

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