MNRodent 151 Report post Posted May 8 41 minutes ago, Husker_Du said: whatever is the truth, whatever you believe, that crappy article on flo doesn't change anything. what a worthless piece. I sense some hostility in your words. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
1032004 688 Report post Posted May 8 The flofilm comes out tonight right? Someone let us know if that has anything new Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LJB 1,291 Report post Posted May 9 the film was pretty much just about what he had to go through to make it into the US... you see what an 18 year old kid went through to get into this country... they just cut to him after the film and he was too emotional to even talk... he is a kid who wants to see his parents... compare that to some jack ass on a forum saying how he hates anyone who voted for some politician... anyway... it was a great film... 1 DocBZ reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ogalthorpe Haywood 298 Report post Posted May 9 He said in the beginning that he made his first team at 17 and he was on 3 teams. He also said he was in the us for 1 year when he won Fargo. Correct if I’m wrong but that sounds like 4 years, which had him 20 in high school. Would he be allowed to compete at 20 on the high school level? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LJB 1,291 Report post Posted May 9 ugh... he joined the national team at 16... he made his first team at 17... 3 years with the team (16, 17, 18)... bailed from guatemala at 18... 8 days to get to a detention center on the US border... 4 months in detention centers... turned 19 there... got out, went to sunnyside... wrecked fools... then at fargo that summer... caused all sorts of butt hurt... lots clearly still red and raw... the timeline makes sense if you don't make stuff up... don't use confirmation bias to "hear" what you want to hear... actually listen... 2 1 nyum, DocBZ and Housebuye reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TripNSweep 453 Report post Posted May 9 3 hours ago, LJB said: ugh... he joined the national team at 16... he made his first team at 17... 3 years with the team (16, 17, 18)... bailed from guatemala at 18... 8 days to get to a detention center on the US border... 4 months in detention centers... turned 19 there... got out, went to sunnyside... wrecked fools... then at fargo that summer... caused all sorts of butt hurt... lots clearly still red and raw... the timeline makes sense if you don't make stuff up... don't use confirmation bias to "hear" what you want to hear... actually listen... Your math is a little off there. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LJB 1,291 Report post Posted May 9 2 minutes ago, TripNSweep said: Your math is a little off there. do explain... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TripNSweep 453 Report post Posted May 9 You say he joined the national team at 16. Assuming that was close to his birthday, which is September. So he makes a world/national team whatever the following year and is 17. Then he sticks around another year and turns 18. He would have had to stay around another year after that because he supposedly turns 19 in September and arrived here right before then. The math doesn't add up. Unless he spent almost a year in flux someplace and was off the radar. He said it took him a month to reach the US border? The math really doesn't add up if he joined the national team months after his birthday, or even the following calender year. It's more likely that he fudged on his birth records to be eligible to wrestle in high school. From his prior contact with a coach who was apparently known for such things, and he just happens to end up at that school. It begs the question, unless there's just a lot of coincidences. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LJB 1,291 Report post Posted May 9 Just now, TripNSweep said: You say he joined the national team at 16. Assuming that was close to his birthday, which is September. So he makes a world/national team whatever the following year and is 17. Then he sticks around another year and turns 18. He would have had to stay around another year after that because he supposedly turns 19 in September and arrived here right before then. The math doesn't add up. Unless he spent almost a year in flux someplace and was off the radar. He said it took him a month to reach the US border? The math really doesn't add up if he joined the national team months after his birthday, or even the following calender year. It's more likely that he fudged on his birth records to be eligible to wrestle in high school. From his prior contact with a coach who was apparently known for such things, and he just happens to end up at that school. It begs the question, unless there's just a lot of coincidences. fukn hell... you want him to be suspect so you paint everything that way with nothing concrete to support... ask yourself why that is important to you? he left a loving family to come to country that is supposed to be a land of opportunity, but, he landed in the realm of weak a$$ bitches... he was legal... he kicked ass because this country values not wrestling over actually wrestling... all the whining is just that... next season, you chumps won't be able to say a thing... then what? chimps... nothing more... 1 DocBZ reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TripNSweep 453 Report post Posted May 9 47 minutes ago, LJB said: fukn hell... you want him to be suspect so you paint everything that way with nothing concrete to support... ask yourself why that is important to you? he left a loving family to come to country that is supposed to be a land of opportunity, but, he landed in the realm of weak a$$ bitches... he was legal... he kicked ass because this country values not wrestling over actually wrestling... all the whining is just that... next season, you chumps won't be able to say a thing... then what? chimps... nothing more... There are just too many coincidences to make me think that this is all on the up and up. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ogalthorpe Haywood 298 Report post Posted May 9 10 hours ago, LJB said: ugh... he joined the national team at 16... he made his first team at 17... 3 years with the team (16, 17, 18)... bailed from guatemala at 18... 8 days to get to a detention center on the US border... 4 months in detention centers... turned 19 there... got out, went to sunnyside... wrecked fools... then at fargo that summer... caused all sorts of butt hurt... lots clearly still red and raw... the timeline makes sense if you don't make stuff up... don't use confirmation bias to "hear" what you want to hear... actually listen... You are really bad at making things up and trying to get everyone to believe you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ogalthorpe Haywood 298 Report post Posted May 9 6 hours ago, LJB said: fukn hell... you want him to be suspect so you paint everything that way with nothing concrete to support... ask yourself why that is important to you? he left a loving family to come to country that is supposed to be a land of opportunity, but, he landed in the realm of weak a$$ bitches... he was legal... he kicked ass because this country values not wrestling over actually wrestling... all the whining is just that... next season, you chumps won't be able to say a thing... then what? chimps... nothing more... You are correct, next year it won’t matter. However he is probably lying about his age and it’s making you look stupid for believing a kid from Cuba. Not sure if you know this or not but they lie all the time about ages. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
El lucador 13 Report post Posted May 10 I thiink Cassar was 18 when he enrolled, had a horrific Injury at worlds.was out for essentially 3 years, I don't think he was on campus for one of those, then competed for 3 years. I think hall was 20 when he came to PSU, pretty sure he is 24 now. Hall was 19. He would have turned 20 early in his Freshman year. January I think.Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Housebuye 2,018 Report post Posted May 11 On 5/9/2020 at 9:03 AM, Ogalthorpe Haywood said: You are correct, next year it won’t matter. However he is probably lying about his age and it’s making you look stupid for believing a kid from Cuba. Not sure if you know this or not but they lie all the time about ages. All Cubans lie about their age? What? 1 DocBZ reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ogalthorpe Haywood 298 Report post Posted May 11 2 minutes ago, Housebuye said: All Cubans lie about their age? What? Who said ALL Cubans lie about their age? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HokieHWT 480 Report post Posted May 11 11 hours ago, Housebuye said: All Cubans lie about their age? What? I thought this was common knowledge in regards to Cuban athletes who come here to compete. Look back into the large influx of Cuban baseball players who lied about being MUCH younger to earn longer and higher paying contracts. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TripNSweep 453 Report post Posted May 12 20 hours ago, HokieHWT said: I thought this was common knowledge in regards to Cuban athletes who come here to compete. Look back into the large influx of Cuban baseball players who lied about being MUCH younger to earn longer and higher paying contracts. There's a lot of prospects who live nearby me because they play winter or fall league baseball here. One guy who plays for a Cubs affiliate told me that he was really 28, but they had him listed as 23. He wasn't Cuban, he was from the DR, but he said it's an extremely common practice all around with athletes coming here. It's like the wild west with baseball players because scouts or agents or whoever can pay people off before a kid is eligible to sign and make sure he signs with them, etc. It's basically like what would happen if the NCAA said that they weren't going to have any more rules about recruiting and you could do whatever you wanted to get guys to sign an NLI. It sounds interesting having scouts and agents fighting over 15 year old kids, and then you get the organized crime involved then it really gets interesting. There's all kinds of wild stories that I've heard and I believe they're mostly true. Guys have paid drug traffickers to get them out of Cuba, then had their families held hostage at gunpoint by the cartels or whoever back in Cuba until they pay up a bunch of their contract money. It's crazy. But anyway the point is, altering ages for athletic purposes is a lot more common than people think. 1 HokieHWT reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
