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Jimmy Cinnabon

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  1. Correct. It was not the Suriano headgear grab a la Fix
  2. Romero is tough. Could have gotten that penalty point by the letter of the rule.
  3. This is a good comparison except Facundo doesn’t have the throws like Q
  4. No. I said he seems strong despite looking like a string bean.
  5. I wouldn’t go that far. But definitely see some shades of DT. He seems stronger than DT as a freshman though.
  6. I think he was giving Mendez too much respect during the first two periods.
  7. SVN needs a lot of work on bottom this off-season
  8. That was a sarcastic response to the OP which I didn’t make
  9. Given that Steen is an auto 5 or 6 points every match why not try Vespa?
  10. Not sure this has been discussed before, but in America, wrestling is still a predominantly white sport. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that this is because the demographics of the biggest wrestling states in the country reflect this -- wrestling is a powerhouse in the Northeast and the Midwest and in states like PA, NJ, OH, IA, IL, MI, MN whites make up the majority by far, 75% or more of the population. Hence ,it's not surprising that college wrestling ranks also reflect this. However, I'd like to highlight one notable exception -- my favorite team, Penn State. Penn State has 7 out of 10 spots manned by a underrepresented minority! 133 RBY 141 Bartlett 149 SVN 165 Facundo 174 Starocci 184 Brooks HWT Kerkvliet I can't think of another major D1 program that has 70% URM starters...let alone a majority. As a PSU alum, I am very proud that Penn State has been able to be the top program all the while showcasing this diverse talent, which I believe is a strength for the program -- not because I feel there is inherent wrestling benefit in having a diverse lineup, but because in order to grow this sport we all love and adore, we need to increase the appeal among all citizens of our country. Wrestling is already a niche sport and in order for it to grow I'd like to see the sport grow in other areas of the country aside from the Northeast and the Midwest. In particular I'd like to see more wrestling in urban areas, areas where many URMs grow up and reside. So in summary, a tip of the cap to my Penn State Nittany Lions, who I know care only about putting the best wrestlers on the mat and winning Big 10 and NCAA titles...but the fact that they can have a 70% URM lineup warms my heart!
  11. The full 1 hour film is here for free: https://www.flowrestling.org/collections/10273249-rby-straight-outta-tucson/video?playing=10461363
  12. He will beat RBY by doing all the things RBY does, but better.
  13. 125: Malik Heinselman tech fall Gary Steen 5-0 133: RBY dec Mendez 5-3 141: Beau Bartlett dec Dylan D'Emilio 5-6 149: Sammy Sasso dec Shayne Van Ness 8-6 157: Levi Haines dec Paddy Gallagher 8-9 165: Carson Kharchla dec Alex Facundo 11-9 174: Carter Starocci dec Ethan Smith 11-12 184: Aaron Brooks dec Kaleb Romero 11-15 197: Max Dean dec Gavin Hoffman 11-18 285: Greg Kerkvliet MAJ Tate Orndorff 11-22 PSU
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