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What is your most memorable wrestling experience ever? whether it was when you won a certain tournament, or whenever someone else won a tournament. i have quite a few but i am only going to mention a few. the most recent being last year when zac brown went into triple over time with dakota kincer at state and ending up beating him. that's one of the most exciting matchs i have ever seen him my life. another great experience was watching coty lewis lose to ross frasier at region 7's regional tournament my freshman year. that match was full of action, and ross wrestled his little midget butt off. :-D the last one im going to mention, is from two years ago. we almost witnessed history being erased with this one. travis sullivan was losing to d.c. evans at state with like 35 seconds left and sullivan was on his back. everyone had counted him out and already marked his first loss down of his wrestling career. then before anyone knew what was going on, sullivan was free and on top, pinning evans with like 10 seconds left on the clock. it's matches like those that make wrestling the best sport. i'm proud to be a part of it, even if i hate it... :-D

i would agree that travis more than likely wasnt mentioned before because of the fact he wrestler at lower weights. that isnt because that is what he weighed either. check his off season weigh ins. he wrestled 125 or 119 i cant remember which. im not downing him for cutting weight, but once you get to 112 the competition is mostly younger less experienced wrestlers. i would have way more respect for him if when he moved up in weight, he actually wrestled there. not that i dont respect what hes done or his accomplishments already but the fact is 119 and 125 are the two hardest weight classes with the most depth year in and year out. winning that many matches there would have definitely more of a challenge and more noteworthy.

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whats all this stuff about john not finishing what he started? did he quit in the middle of the season? im pretty sure he didnt. he wont state, and then he moved on with other things of interest. maybe in his mind being a multiple state champion was just as important as being a single state champion. regardless, he finished his season, maybe not his career, but how many people start something their freshman or sophmore years and just do it for a year? are you going to down them for finishing the season, but not their highschool career in it? i know i wouldnt. at least they tried it, and john happened to be very good at it.

just in hopes of getting some clarity, i heard a rumor that jj jude was playing football and was a tailback for johnson central and weighed around 185 of solid muscle. any truth to this? if so id say 152 is a bit of a stretch for him to make.

they determine by alphabetical order of the schools in the region. just for future reference.

it was a legit statement, but what i meant by nice try was nice try on trying to make me look bad, when the kid i got beaten by placed fifth in the state. he was the toughest 3 seed at the entire state tournament, of that, i have no doubt. anyone that says stephen supe isnt a good wrestler, is lying.

that guy that beat me first round happened to place fifth or sixth as well. nice try though.

yeah good luck to you too, maybe you'll make it out of the first period of of your regional finals match next year. :wink:

mac you make me so mad sometimes i go blind in my left eye and start to shake... you said earlier this is dumb and no one should talk about it, yet now you are telling me to get back to the topic at hand. make up your mind man. anyway, toss up match, with wolseifers takedowns getting the better of courtneys tilts and reversals.

illogical is a word... it means devoid of logic, or senseless...

im going to throw andrew wrights name out there. he has been in the weight room and wrestling room as much as he can ever since the season ended. his strength will improve greatly, along with his technique, making him a power house at 52 or 45 again next season.

first of all, i said two kids in different weights, but one being ranked above the other at another weight. and second, i never said it was illogical to talk about that, or more logical to talk about hc or jw, i simply said it was MORE FUN to talk about two wrestlers a lot of people know of very well. try and up your reading game before posting next time.

its great when there was no one else this year that took him down. as far as i remember anyways, someone correct me if i am wrong. so for no one else to have taken him down, cody to take him down two or three times in one match, seems like a really good accomplishment to me.

wow myronB, you comment like you are on his team or something and actually know...jeez. why dont you leave the commenting up to people like newfan13 that actually watched him get beaten.

thats because who wants to sit around and talk about a wrestler not everyone knows? why talk about whether or not the 19th ranked kid will beat a 20th ranked kid in another weight. it's no fun, because not everyone knows who those kids are. i will sit around and talk about whether or not a kid on my team can beat a kid on another team with people that know both of the kids, but im not going to talk about it on here. i will however talk about wrestlers everyone knows, such as zarth, courtney, thueneman, or who ever else comes up for discussion. it just so happens, that most of the wreslters everyone knows, happen to be the best, or close to the best in their weight class. thats how they became known.

he was being sarcastic mortal. i found it very stupid to say though, yes davis won, yes he was unstoppable, this year. that doesnt mean when we say something good about another wrestler we are by any means taking away from him. so eaglewrestler, back up a second, take a deep breath, and try to compose yourself. the guys name is region 7 so obviously he supports region 7, which means it was very exciting to him that the only person, as far as i know, to take davis down this year was cody guiler, who is from region 7. he was merely supporting a wrestler from the same region as him.

i see john winning it. he out matches courtney on his feet by a lot more than courtney out matches john on the mat. john was explosive, so an escape would happen, not right away, but it would happen. courtney couldnt hit more tilts than john would hit takedowns in my opinion. three to four points separate the two, with john winning.

pat barely weighs 103 pounds now, i doubt he weighed every bit of 103 pounds his sophomore year. besides, i actually don't think that pat started wrestling until his sophomore year, at least not varsity. pats freshman year(three years ago) jon voth wrestled 112, and dunbar didn't have a 103 pounder. so the other statement about pat having more experience at the highschool level is also nullified, because it was pats first year.

i have always hated it when people say that. when it matters most...why doesnt the season matter? no one takes the season seriously, and i wish i knew why. whats so bad about the regular season that makes how you perform in it, not matter? there has got to be some way we can incorporate season finishes and and regional finishes. if not, what makes a regional tournament, any bigger of a win than a seasonal tournament? especially seasonal tournaments like the dragon, or the woodford invitational. if you ask me, more emphasis in seeding or placing seeds at the state tournament, should be placed on winning or placeing at these highly acclaimed tournaments. they are certainly tougher than regional tournaments, unless the best couple of kids at your weight happen to not be at these big tournaments. why should kids that do terrible during the season, but start to do good at regionals or have a fluke win be praised or rewarded more than a kid that has already beaten them three times during the regular season? oh well, i guess thats just my opinion.

103 - pat milford 112 - john fahy 119 - zac brown, luke troxell (gotto go with team pride on this one guys :-D) 125 - myron bradbury over osbourne on this one close call though 130 - no good pick for me here, i dont think palmer will be 30 though, i think he'll be 119 and that puts him behind troxell and brown 135 - maybe demery if he makes weight, other pick is ervin 140 - demery or ervin, depends which one. if both in same weight ervin by far. 145 - josh johnson, if he doesnt move up and stays 140, it will be a dogfight between ervin and him. 152 - grant ohlmann, korey shotwell, and andrew wright all look good to me at this weight. once again, threw in andrew based on the team pride. 160 - jake lee????????? 171 - brad hitchings 189 - brad stafford or josh lewis. brad has the edge but not by far. 215 - tyler pace. if he gets his conditioning on track it wont be a contest. 285 - i guess ryan harlow? never know here. oh and sorry about the aaron carr statement, didnt realize it was an all star team for next year.

for aaron carr to have as much of a tremendous season as he had, its surprising no one went with him as the 125 or 130 all star. i would pick him over michael, mack, austin, and bradbury as well.

kyle your grammer never ceases to amaze me :-D. anyway i would have to say one of the craziest moves i have ever seen was that lateral drop type thing harrison courtney hit on daniel thueneman.

[quote Also watch out for Joe Whelan from Henry Clay. His brother is going to be good too, although it will be probably two years before he makes his splash. I pick him to win at least two state titles.

i remember one time i tried to hit a move called a super duck under on a jv kid and ended up getting hip tossed and pinned in the first period. that was the second time he was wrestling varsity for their normal varsity kid, i tech falled him the first time we wrestled.