Question: As athletes commit to colleges earlier and earlier, when exactly does a college commit to an athlete . I'll assume that there is an evaluation early in the process but I suspect acceptance aligns more the EA period. If academics are not maintained or there are behavioral issues, colleges ...

whiz wit wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 6:29 pm ... and high schooler Bassett teched National Champion Ashnault. No embarrassment losing to some of these high schoolers these days.

and was promptly 1st period TF’d by Kolodzik in the final.

Someone had previously implied Crookham might move up a weight, but I have not heard that anywhere else. I take it he is staying put at 133? Stanich will defer next season and move to 141. Seymour will be the starter at 125. Crookham is a 133. Hines and Bailey will battle it out for the starting sp...

I still have trouble understanding how McGonagle could not have beaten out Hines for the 141 spot. Either he just shut down when he lost his 133 spot or he was not given the opportunity to displace Hines for whatever reason. It remains a mystery why that talented of a wrestler would not challenge H...

Stanich is all about finding a weightclass next year. Can he make the jump to 141? That is going up 16lbs when most guys are coming down 16lbs. A huge difference in strength and type of wrestling. Then he has to win the spot over Hines and Bailey. It is hard to sit NCAA points, but the reality is h...

If Stanich doesnt go 141 this year, I'd like to see Bailey at 141. Hines is talented but Bailey has shown sides of a higher upside, like beating Kal Miller who was #11 at the time. Might be worth rolling the dice on him even if he can't beat Hines in a wrestle-off. Sometimes it's just stylistic. Wh...

Santoro says Luke is done at 125 in his post-EIWA interview. I'll post the link, but you'd need a flo membership to watch it, I couldn't find it on Youtube. https://www.flowrestling.org/video/12283851-pat-santoro-is-recaps-teams-performance-at-eiwa-championships Recall that Santoro questioned wheth...

Cornell finishes 2nd with just three AAs. Three AAs (1st, 3rd, 4th). Eight of nine scored points. 125: Ungar, DNP, 1.5 pts 133: Arujau, 1st, 24 pts 149: Fernandez, DNP, 1 pt 157: Shapiro, 3rd, 21 pts 165: Ramirez, DNP, 2 pts 174: Baker, DNP, 0 pts 184: Foca, DNP, 5.5 pts 197: Cardenas, 4th, 15.5 pt...

Mountain Hawk wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 1:16 pm

The Kid wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 12:00 pm Great point. I think that would be negligence on the part of the doctor if they knew, and if they didn't how was it diagnosed?

By the way, is Stanich definitely vacating 125?

Unless I miss my guess he already has.

The last time that kid ever saw 125 was Thursday morning.

I thought SAT scores were now persona non grata in college admissions? As Lee Corso would say, "Not so fast, my friend." Brown, Dartmouth, and Yale have all announced they are reinstating SAT scores as a requirement. https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/03/18/sat-test-policies-co...