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More career losses and less hodge trophies. I agree they’re comparable to a sense but Taylor’s is definitely favorable.

125: Leroy Vega (Portage, Ind.) - Second at Big Tens, Third at NCAAs 133: Brett Lawrence (Sandpoint, Idaho) - Fifth at Big Tens, Eighth at NCAAs 141: Chad Erickson (Apple Valley, Minn.) - Second at Big Tens, Eighth at NCAAs 149: Jared Lawrence (Sandpoint, Idaho) - First at Big Tens, Sixth at NCAAs 157: Luke Becker (Cambridge, Minn.) - Second at Big Tens, Fourth at NCAAs 165: Brad Pike (Brownsdale, Minn.) - Third at Big Tens, Fourth at NCAAs 174: Jacob Volkmann (Henning, Minn.) - Fourth at Big Tens, Fourth at NCAAs 184: Damion Hahn (Lakewood, N.J.) - Third at Big Tens, Fifth at NCAAs 197: Owen Elzen (Eyota, Minn.) - Third at Big Tens, Third at NCAAs 285: Garrett Lowney (Freedom, Wisc.) - First at Big Tens, Third at NCAAs This is the only time in history a team had 10 AAs.

Minnesota in 2001 had 10 placers. Never all in the top 5 though.

It will mean a lot if DeSanto is disqualified at Big Ten or NCAA because of it.

I wouldn't count Taylor out in 2024, that's all I'm saying. And if JB were to retire this year, who's to say Taylor won't have similar accolades as JB in 4 years...

That was not an inside trip, but man Snyder does not fight at all when on his back.

I still don't follow how any of that has to do with retirement ages for the 2?

Yeah, I just saw this also.

Agreed, but that being said, Hall win win Big 10's and NCAA's comfortably.

That wasn't his last time out.

Last time out, JB got a Bronze, Taylor got a Gold. Is that not quantifiable?

And age of retirement affects this how?

I guess I do, please elaborate.

I would say he most definitely does.

What makes him clearly not JB? I mean, besides the fact that they are in fact, different humans.