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    Huh? Messenbrink signed in November '21 when Zalesky was the coach. Zalesky retired in April '22. Moore was named head coach in July '22. MM signed under Zalesky, came in when Moore was the head, didn't like how things were going, knew he was a hot commodity, and left. When all this was going on, I wondered if it would effect MM's commitment. Eventually it did.
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    How about Cadet World Champ Jared Verkleeren? How about the Nevils family? I could keep going...
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    Yes. Apparently Cael is looking into NCAA rules, so that they can find some way to make Ryder a potential 6x champ.
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    Highly unlikely. Hopefully more exciting, though.
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    No dual that year?
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    Cael is slightly closer to Bill Bellichick, but not as grumpy. Most of the good players during his years with the Giants described BB as "cool" and "funny," as well a being a walking encyclopedia. You rarely saw the cool, funny stuff during press conferences. I think he also has a very dry sense of humor, which seems to be probably be the case for Cael as well.
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    He lost to DJ Washington and Kem. Did he lose to Kem twice? (Dual and Big 10?)
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    Excellent interviews BTW. I strongly recommend.
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    No, because I heard a few interviews with Mike Powell talking about the students that he had teaching at the school. (Wrestling Changed My Life)
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    I would agree. Look at Julia Louis Dreyfus and Adam Hall's son Charlie, who played basketball at Northwestern. Had less than seven minutes of career playing time, but made the team all four years. It certainly may have helped that his parents are far, far richer than Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos. (The Hall family is likely worth over 1/4 billion and mom is from one of the world's wealthiest families)
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    And adding Camacho back into the mix.
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    Minnow has been putting "#there's no place like home" on his Griffith posts to entice him to Rutgers,
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    Starocci, Gross, and several others are halfway there!
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    Not that my Wolfpack was going to beat the Nits, but all of these transfers are certainly not helping NC State. I thought State were going to contend for a trophy next year.
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    There's no place like home!
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    Don't tell Aaron Brooks that!
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    Is OPRF made up of two vastly different communities from a socioeconomic perspective?
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    Isn't Brooks from Chicago? I mean, actual Chicago or a nearby suburb?
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    Strongly disagree, as do many others in the wrestling community. Lots of hot takes, so I guess "provocative" may be accurate. Not sure he believes half of what he writes.
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    The thing you haters don't understand is that Lee made ZERO excuses. He just didn't wrestle. An excuse is when you say you lost because of the ref, or bad sleep, a sweaty opponent, or an injury. He had no excuses and credited Ramos.
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    That can help too
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    I think he was using the Messenbrink wins over Haines to temper the expectations of Haines. Didn't you try to discredit those Messenbrink wins? Were you one of the PSU fans who was willing to bet that MM would never have a higher placement than Haines?
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    The original conversation was you appearing to give Messenbrink a shot at Griffith, while admitting he was the underdog at the moment. Somehow we were sidetracked by "bumping." I'm very surprised by your Yazdani answer!
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    Long arms mean that you don't have to lift the weight as far off the ground, generally making a lift "easier" due to the decreased ROM. (all other things being equal).
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