depperschmidt

Yes, end of story. Like in history. Let it go man, time moves on for us all dosen't it?

Why is this even a topic? Who is it important to besides yourself? This thread should be deleted immediately

Who is your picks for the 6 weights? I have included a few favorites along with my pick. 57kg. Fix, Suriano, Lee, Gilman. PICK: LEE 65kg. Rutherford, Yanni. PICK: YANNI 74kg. Burroughs, Dake, Martinez, Lewis, this is my dark horse PICK: LEWIS 86kg. Taylor, Hall, Valencia, Cox, ( unsure if Cox goes 86 or 97) PICK: TAYLOR 97kg. Kyle, Cox, Nickel, PICK: CAPT. AMERICA 125kg. Gwiz, Wood, Stevenson, Cassar, PICK: GWIZ.

I miss spoke on Fause being in he would have had to win u23 not just medal.

Is there any other wrestlers who have wrestled in Kentucky who are qualified for the Olympic team trials besides Hall, Carr, and Fause?

Yes he looks impressive, and since he has already qualified for the Olympic trials at 74kg. You can add him to the field, Martinez, Dake, Nolf, Lewis, Joseph, all trying to unseat Burroughs. Fun times for fans

ATM: 1W-2L, 1bye, 1 pin, DNP B.R. 3W-1L, 1MED FF, 2PINS, 1MD, 2ND. Place. Congrats Brandon on a fine showing.

Probably many tickets are purchased in anticipation for a competitor who ultimately never qualifies for the tournament.

Good luck on Tokyo. But I love the excitement that is going to occur due to limited weight classes! The US has no fewer than 5 current or former World Champions competing for 3 weight classes. Between 74,,86,97. Snyder, Cox, Tayloy, Dake, Burroughs. Not to mention the list of junior and u23 Champions Hall, Lewis, Nickel, Nolf, it's going to be a Olympic trials tournament for the ages. The new vs old , 57 young guns fix, Surriano, Lee vs Tomacello, Garrett, Gillman. 65 Rutherford, Yanni vs Molinaro, Oliver. It's gonna be a huge FREEFORALL

Gross was stunning at 57kg. Dismantling Cruz, Tommacello, and Surriano.

We are going to find out a lot this weekend against Iowa's #2 ranked Young. Big test

Now that's not really being neutral is it?

Being a Austin fan, watching him thru h.s. I always thought that his quickness over his opponents was one of the things that stood out to me. I was one who hoped that he would drop to 197 .too much water under that bridge gone by but can't help one to wonder what if?

I would like to see him make a Olympic run at 97kg. And avenge his loss to Capt. America

And it's questionable if Lewis is ready for Dake or Burroughs, but he did take out Marinelli and Joseph as a freshman for his first NCAA title. To go with his Junior World title. Exciting times for Wrestling fans, lots and lots of talent condensing into a few weight classes.

I like Stevenson in 2 years not 1

Mark Hall is a KY state champion did you count his AA’s?

The youth state flyer says that weigh-ins will be held on Satuday Feb. 2nd from 2-4pm @ the Hilton Garden Inn. Google is showing 5 of these hotels in the Louisville area. I've had a couple people tell me they think it's the Garden Inn Airport but to call and verify. So I called and the desk said the weigh-ins are not being held on their property. Does anyone have solid info to share in regards to the weigh-ins? Thanks in advance, Youth State.pdf

Thanks,

watched the interview video on track...Pretty cool

What you say with a statement like that just promotes and validates wildcats theory that his accomplishments are due to inferior competition.

I think Lee is where Snyderman was he has dominated in both folk style and also has 2 world titles in freestyle.

Goo, you have my vote for the Geezer wrestling attire MOW

I am going to assume until proven wrong that the handicap is mental

I Have several matches of interest .... can Nato avenge loss to Lee? Surriano and which ever opponent he gets will be good. I always like watching Martin and Nickel go at it in the finals, anything can happen there. Pletcher and Micic are 1-1 . Rasheed and Moore should be fun to watch as well.... Shoot I am retired now and a full time RVer finishing the winter out in Louisiana at present. Have half a mind to brave the cold and join Wildcat in Cleveland!