BobDole

I thought the same thing with them doing this in college this year. I was wondering if there would be a lot of challenges both ways trying to get a point or get one taken off. However, I did not see any and there were honestly very few 3 counts as most were 2 or 4 with little to no complaints.

Maybe Notre Dame's football coach has a say since his sons are wrestlers and pretty good at it on top of that.

As posted earlier 2019- Freshman 2020- Sophomore 2021- Free year 2022- Junior 2023- Redshirt 2024- Olympic Redshirt 2025- ???

You can go ahead and say those magical words. You were right senator.

Medical and normal redshirts are basically retroactively applied after the season and it is determined you meet the specific criteria. I would assume to a certain degree Olympic redshirts are applied in a similar way.

I'm not privy to the process to declare an Olympic redshirt with deadlines and such, but if he was teasing a comeback this past season he could come back this coming year.

Are you sure? 2019- Freshman 2020- Sophomore 2021- Free year 2022- Junior 2023- Redshirt 2024- Olympic Redshirt 2025- ???

Even if Coleman got an AHC job he would likely be gone as soon as a solid head coaching job opened up. He'll be the first name that pops up on any job opening until he gets with another top tier program. The thing you have to wonder about is how are the wrestlers taking this? You think the staff is going to have minimal changes, then they pull this on you and you aren't sure who will be coming back.

Sparks is a gem! He routinely gets put into spots where he has to broadcast for hours by himself. From personal experience that is really rough talking to yourself the whole time.

Not all heros wear capes. Thanks for watching this and giving us the tldw on it. You should be commended for watching the whole thing.

Confirmed it was the ID-10T error.

Per the description it sounds as if it is an ID-10T error. Unfortunately, I am not qualified to fix those.

Just because Ohio State hasn't landed a portal guy during NIL doesn't mean they are using the NIL to land recruits. Their big three they landed two years ago were helped by NIL. Ohio State has a massive NIL collective and one of the strongest athletic programs from top to bottom. They choose to use their NIL for incoming freshman instead of transfers so far, but don't think they wouldn't use it on a top transfer in a spot they need.

From his comments and actions he doesn't seem to be one that would like to have someone else as his boss. He's not one to do things by the book, which has lead to a lot of success, but he also is very vocal about rules/laws he thinks are "stupid." I don't see him as being one that will like living under constant scrutiny of following rules with recruiting, weight management, or the millions of other NCAA rules you have to follow. With him running his club he is in full control of everything, running a college program he will be regulated to NCAA and Wisconsin rules.