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Kyle is going to be training at the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club...could be one of the biggest moves in wrestling since Cael going there.

I think you have to include Adeline in our top ten american wrestlers now, no?

I was thinking about these three programs that are either up and coming or in route to reestablishing glory. Really interested to see how they do this season. Rutgers: Had their first two champs in school history this year and brought in the #4 recruiting class in the country with 5 top 100 recruits. They have arrived and will look to continue to keep the best jersey kids home. Iowa State: Year two was a success for the Cyclones and now they will have World Champion David Carr in the mix plus #6 recruiting class in the country. Wisconsin: Very excited for Bono's second season. They have Gross this year, brought in a fantastic #7 recruiting class and just got a commitment from Braxton Amos. Having Hillger AA as a freshman was big as well!

Gross for a wrestling fan, not bad for USA. If Zain can get post Cuba he gets a guy who comes out of those two matches hopefully pretty exhausted.

Alborov being out is solid for Snyder. Does anybody know what time worlds will be here in the states?

Does Penn State win that year without long? Not trolling could someone legit do the math?

Lemonpie, you are correct. Tariq weighed over 157.0 Coaches do have the option to switch the listed weight to the weight class he intends to wrestle, but most don't.

I was much more positive earlier in the summer, but I have a bad feeling this year. I'm seeing 4 medals: Dake, Cox, Snyder, GWIZ.

Ankle, not knee.

57 Uguev (defending world champ) 61 Idrisov (U23 World Champ) 65 Rashidov (2x World Silver) 70 Baev (Junior World Champ, U23 Silver) 74 Sidakov (defending world champ) 79 Nabiev (U23 World Silver) 86 Naifonov (U23 World Silver, 2018 European Champ) 92 Jabrailov 97 Sadulaev (Wolrd & Olympic Champ) 125 Khizriev (5th in world)

Mason's dump is nasty. If you don't know its coming he always gets it.

I have only seen one match of Kurt Angles, and that was the 1996 Olympic final which is one of my least favorite matches of all time, which pretty much left me with no idea how he wrestled. Stumbled on this video on youtube and man he could hit some nasty stuff. Very impressive!

I think Kevin has done a good job with our young guys. Sometimes tournaments just don't fall the way we wanted them to.

I agree with everything here except that you have Daton Fix more likely to medal than Burroughs.

I watched the match, Steveson hit a blast double to Rakhimovs back. As they hit the ground Gables hand was out and they went 1 for the other guy which really confuse me. It was challenged and Gable down 0-2. Stepped in on a bear hug and got thrown to his back (same way he lost to this guy at junior worlds). from there just trying to play catch up.