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I think Duke might be the weakest of these three and that's saying something because I think he's incredible. So little to pick from between these three, but Blaze and Lockett have really jumped out to me over the last few months.

Wrestling aside, I've always really enjoyed Tom Ryan's thoughts. He's humble and thoughtful, which are two qualities in short supply in the modern world, imo.

Just dropping in to make the low hanging NILWC joke

I hate saying this because I like Alex Clemsen, but Maryland would be a great fit. He would theoretically already have recruiting connections in the area, and he could take that program to a new level.

In all fairness, DT isn't in the poll.

Rogotzke certainly did not dwarf Salazar, I though Salazar was clearly bigger.

Billytickets, oh my god, what a throwback. I salute you.

He loves that kimura defense lol. I do too, but i do it in jiu jitsu. I think it's interesting to see how close he pushes it to the boundary of illegal.

I'm only 38, but I've read that "Iowa is bad for the sport" was a fairly commonly held opinion back in the day.

Home run hire, imo. Glad to see him get an opportunity and hope to see UVU take a step up.

Made me want to go grab the only basketball card I own

This was called no takedown at the buzzer, giving Davis a win

I was wondering the same thing, it seemed like a quick exchange, they could have just been facing the other way?

For all the grief people give Ohio State about their bottom wrestling, Kilkeary and Bouzakis just got right out from bottom from two fantastic top wrestlers

Former Miami Hurricanes football coach Al Golden is the standard bearer for this. How he isn't a bald African-American is astounding to me.