BigRedFan

I give you Brandon Womack's Alabama HS stats: A six-time state champion at Scottboro HS, Womack was a four-time team captain. • Was named the state's Most Outstanding Wrestler five times. • Graduated with a 422-8 record, with five of his losses coming as a seventh grader. • Was a perfect 77-0 as a senior, the most wins in an undefeated season in state history. • In all, 327 of his 422 wins came by fall. • Won the senior 160-pound division at the National High School Coaches Association national championships as a senior. • Holds state and national records for pins in a season (68). • Posted a 190-match win streak during his career. • Has four of the top six single-season win totals in state history, including a record 85 wins as a sophomore.

Did you happen to read what I responded to? Let me remind you: "One ACL takes almost two years to get back to where you were before." I didn't say anything about Lee or his knees.

Yianni beat Eierman nine months after his injury (~8 months after surgery).

Yianni was competing about seven or eight months after his ACL surgery freshman year, and of course went undefeated that year.

'almost' is a synonym for 'not' I hope you are not saying that the B1G, B12, and other conferences don't have any academic standards for athletes. Are you saying that?

FIFY.

This was Kolodzik's *seventh* match after having his ORS pulled. His results in those six previous matches? One INJ win, and three TFS and two MDs giving up exactly one point total. I was at the match whose video you linked, so I saw the whole thing. Even that abridged video shows Kolodzik in reverse in the third period (getting at least one stalling point). He deserved *at least* one more stalling call which would have tied the match. Hunter Richard had never faced him before, so not sure where that "familiarity" comes from. I thought I mentioned that they wrestled twice. The other was in the EIWA finals a month later, which Kolodzik won 4-3, giving up two stalling calls and one point at the end of the match. In both matches, a month apart, Kolodzik was totally gassed in the third period.

No way Kolodzik wins NCAAs that year. Hunter Richard almost beat him twice as Kolodzik managed to stall his way to a survival win both times.

And to go with the "exclusive," it's only on Flo. https://www.flowrestling.org/live/51202

Stanford has many programs to assist in housing for faculty and staff.

If you have a point to make, then make it. Otherwise, STFU.

You can go to pubmed and search, if you really want to learn. For instance, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22591268/ From 2012, lest you think "not enough time has passed to evaluate UV-C."

UV-C is a known treatment for surface bacteria/virii/fungi. It works.

https://www.usawmembership.com/usaw_events/2300005602?section=wrestler_list&registration_id=366

https://cornellsun.com/2023/03/29/cornell-wrestling-hosts-ukraine-national-team-for-training/ Win-win for all involved.

Musical instrument? Not sure how that fits in here.

This says everything one needs to know about "Offthemat," and why I won't bother reading anything posted by that user.

COVID is a virus, not a microbe. FFS. Better do some more YouTube research.

What an odd post. Too bad they can't be as good as, say, Rutgers. What did they finish, 11th of B1G teams in the NCAA this year? With a whopping 8 points? Out of three NJ teams, they finished third behind Princeton and *Rider*!

When appropriate, ass-clown.

That is easy, you are correct. GB turns out to be horseshit. You can follow the links in https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/5-failings-great-barrington-declaration to read more. Just an example.

Good insight.

29 first period pins.

Why would you assume or even think that is my view? I don't give a rat's ass what Max Dean does with his life. Just pointing out that your "start at 23 or 24" has long since passed for him.

Max Dean is at least 25, married, and has a kid.