>>>>>>Reply to spladie: what you label as ‘pathetic fandom’ is simply, imo, respect for the individual and the sport.

>>>>>> Reply to JustaFan: Rohn was one upperweight that moved down with success%%% to 184 an NCAA title. Others, like Dillon and Nate Brown, had more success moving up a weight. I think it’s often a combination of finding the best weight while also gaining experience, strength, etc. With respect to ...

>>>>>>>> Every recruit has a lot to prove.

A excellent add, imo, based on his hs resume, two years of experience in a quality B1G wrestling room, and targeting a weight where we need to improve.


On a side note, I’d really like to see Thayne have a healthy year.

>>>>>> An excellent add to an already good recruiting class.

>>>>> Reply to spladle: I just stated facts———Lehigh brought in three guys in the last 2 years that became AAs whereas only one of cu’s AAs was a recent recruit. Not a knock on cu——just a recognition that Lehigh brought in some recruits that fill mookster’s juice glass. cu, along with every major te...

>>>>> Reply to answer: The 2025 recruiting process is far from complete ——-why draw a conclusion based on partial information? No one was jumping for joy over Lehigh’s last two recruiting classes——- but they produced three AAs so far——-while cu has brought in one AA. Reply to 0: a true statement can...

>>>>>> I welcome mookster back from his self imposed siesta. He can post whatever floats his boat. But it’s obvious that the overwhelming majority of his posts are negative and he suffers from some form of cu envy. I enjoy watching Lehigh wrestlers compete at the elite college level———and I definite...

>>>>>>> There was always plenty of booster money flowing thru the major state schools———but it was in conjunction with the AD, coaches, etc. Now some of that money can flow directly to the athletes which changes the dynamics———elite athletes have more control over their future and finances while the...

>>>>>>>>>Same old mookster.

First post in months and, of course, it’s a negative comment.

>>>>>>> Lopes won the Beast of the East at 132 and Flo has him ranked #4 sr at that weight.