Returning Placers per weight

[ThatLogSchuteWasCarrying 179]

On 3/24/2019 at 2:19 PM, LemonPie said:

Not completely.  There are some young guys who fell just short of placing in Deprez, Bonaccorsi, and Venz

Agreed - I think that looking at placers is the right way to start and tells most of the story but looking at the blood round guys helps as well.

 

133 for example, also returns most of their blood rounders. That weight class is going to be absolutely brutal against next season. 

[ILL1617 2]

Don't forget Tariq Wilson AA'd in 2018 but fell a match short in 2019...makes 133 an even tougher weight class unless he moves up to 141, which he may since he is pretty tall.

[VAtoSC 32]

10 minutes ago, ILL1617 said:

Don't forget Tariq Wilson AA'd in 2018 but fell a match short in 2019...makes 133 an even tougher weight class unless he moves up to 141, which he may since he is pretty tall.

I've heard he was going to make the jump to 141. 

[Gantry 1,872]

Tariq is SO skinny at 133, that wouldn't surprise me at all. 

[Glane18 73]

141 - Mizzou Eierman is taking an Olympic RS and won't be back next year.  

[scribe 1,847]

Zahid must be missing some bones and internal organs if 174 is a comfortable weight for him to get to. 

[wrestlingnerd 3,012]

2 hours ago, scribe said:

Zahid must be missing some bones and internal organs if 174 is a comfortable weight for him to get to. 

His height is deceptive. He is all limbs, which weigh less than torsos. He is the opposite of Cenzo who is all ass. 

[scribe 1,847]

That’s not very nice 

[wrestlingnerd 3,012]

It was meant to be anatomically descriptive and not a putdown. Being all ass means he has some of the best hips in college, a very powerful core, and is hard as sht to take down. Better?