martinsilvestri wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 4:22 pm Wow! Leads the poison ivy exodus from the EIWA and then immediately runs - what's that all about?

Do we know for a fact that he was the Leader of the Pack? I thought I saw elsewhere on this site that Ayres was the heavy. If so, maybe it didn't go over well.

Even with their disappointing showing at the Nationals, LU was the top finisher among private universities. And only Stanford among the privates finished on a comparable level.

Last year's roster shows Herceg with soph eligibility. Do we know he's not coming back? He could probably make 165. Don't think Mays will garner much interest. He may stay if he's welcome. Otherwise, there may not be a young guy with sufficient potential, so you might have to dig deeper than #20. As...

When you've got young guys with potential at the weight, absent unusual circumstances I don't think you should recruit guys unless they're ranked at least #15-20.

Oracle wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 11:28 am Hunter Mays just entered the portal.

Kyle Mosher from Columbia also -- maybe we pick him up?

Mosher was 10-10 and ranked #37 by wrestlestat. Hard to believe Mays would boogie on account of him coming in.

mh1 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 11:26 am Nick Kunstek to Lock Haven is an interesting development. Had thought Ohio State was the change of heart

Maybe he's competing with Mason Gibson (Cornell to Penn State to ?) for this year's "Most Fickle Committer Award".

Oh, but Gimp, you didn't mention the injury in your initial response to me ... only in your condescending follow-up. So I guess it wasn't so simple after all. But maybe you were feverishly working on a crossword puzzle at about the same time and were distracted.

May have been wise for him to focus on the Olympics at the expense of the college tournaments as one or two guys on this forum speculated he might do. Wondering if his two losses to Crookham led to a passion for vindication. He's simply not at an Olympic weight. He would have gone 125 if it was eas...

May have been wise for him to focus on the Olympics at the expense of the college tournaments as one or two guys on this forum speculated he might do. Wondering if his two losses to Crookham led to a passion for vindication.

To HFO,

Mays has only wrestled D1 two years. He was a true freshman starter for Rider, then didn't wrestle a whole lot of bouts as an LU redshirt last season.