JustAMinute

Myron Bradbury and Brad Hitchings are excellent.

I agree with Backflip. Further, Murton could beat Courtney 145, Wolfieser 160, and Reid 171...he's that good.

Well said and thanks for your kind words I-pinned-em-all. I hope you are right about winning but I have to say that there are some very good teams in this state that will continue to be strong again next year. It will be a tall order to beat the likes of Union, North Hardin, Fern Creek, Seneca and Woodford, just to name a few. We'll have to see. I will email Julian Tackett myself as well. I know that it was not just Trinity that recieved the brunt of poor officiating from this referee. I don't remember the school but I know another coach was livid over some calls in the consolation matches.

I understand your point but can't prove that the refs actions were intentional, unfortunately. My son was one of the recipients of the retribution...but again there is no way to prove it. I think some of the referees should be banned if it can ever be proven. Oh well. You are right that I don't know much about asthma...I just know it is an issue for this particular individual. I don't mean to repeat myself and maybe I am learning more about this topic, but it is not the entire Trinity team and I feel bad for our kids that it is being made out to be a total team issue. People need to understand that Coach Rudolph will indeed not allow this to happen on an ongoing basis. I guess I need to just shut up on the topic and wait until next year to prove it like Wrestler92 says. Thanks for letting me vent.

My point was actually that many of you have tried to imply that the entire team is doing this and it is being taught. I have pointed out that it is only one wrestler who actually has a medical condition. There is nothing to prove in 9 months because it isn't really a problem now. But as you say, everyone has their own version and I know I will not convince anyone otherwise.

Sorry, I wasn't really responding to you. I think my post was before yours. I was referring to some earlier posts on this topic and on the multiple comments in the "unsportmanlike" topic where it turned into an attack on the FC now Trinity program middle school program. I am actually trying to avoid a complex...by the way, I agree 100% with your first post in that the coach, regardless of what team, must nip any situation where a wrestler may be tapping to avoid a pin rather than a real injury. I saw too many times where a wrestler this week laid on the mat writhing in pain until he started wrestling again and then had all the energy in the world and amazingly the pain was gone.

I have followed most of Trinity's matches this season. They have a few of the so-called