Sheerstress

https://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Kamaru-Usman-Wears-Down-Jorge-Masvidal-in-UFC-251-Headliner-173886

Anybody have a link to the specific comments that got him booted?

A lot, but not quite. Scroll to the bottom: https://facts.stanford.edu/academics/undergraduate-facts/

A little background: https://vault.si.com/vault/1995/02/06/the-civil-warrior-on-the-us-frontier-young-abe-lincoln-was-a-great-wrestler-and-sportsman

Bonomo was a pretty large 118 pounder. This was his third title, and while he was hands down the best at his weigh; as I recall, motivation was a problem at this point in his career (basically HEW), and weight cutting was probably something he despised.

My favorite points: 9:20: Bill Kelly spladles Brad Penrith at 126 to lock up the team title for Iowa State 29:00 Rico Chiapparelli displays amazing countering ability against Darryl Pope at 177 to win his NCAA title

As for Big, he once posted that my screen name was making him feel somewhat agitated and wanted to know how I came up with it! The reason for his was a little obvious. I think there was actually a pic of him here when he was doing a beach wrestling tournament. It fit him well!

double post

I remember all of them well. 1. Don passed away not that long after we met at a Michigan dual meet. I attended his funeral; he was a man with a lot of different interests and a lot of knowledge about wrestling, and yet very humble. 2. Allan was another older gentleman with a tremendous wrestling knowledge and a willingness to share it. I got a bunch of PMs from him on various topics posted in this forum - he knew a lot about many wrestlers and programs in amazing depth!. 3. I didn't know him as well as the first two, but obviously a great contributor. 4. It seemed Denny was sometimes an unofficial moderator in addition to being a regular poster. Never actually met him but he seemed like a gentle giant. The dealio!

Kind of a sad story about Mark Kerr. https://www.si.com/mma/2015/05/21/mark-kerr-former-mma-champ-reflects-on-career-future

Campbell actually got his law degree from Cornell in the 80s, and subsequently moved to the Syracuse area and was working for the Carrier Corporation there when he decided to make his comeback.

Was a great program with great tradition - a real shame it wasn't able to come back.

For now, yes, there are more important things to deal with. Once the worst is past, people can sit down and hopefully discuss better solutions for this year's NCAA winter sport athletes.

Was there any talk as to whether athletes with a redshirt year remaining might be able to apply it? Or did they simply say that everyone loses a year regardless?