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Johnson has pretty much acknowledged that he's going to WI to play football and probably will end up passing on wrestling. So I don't think NU wrestling has lost much on that front.

I think it was Holyfield who said it's hard to knock out a guy who's not trying to knock you out. Same logic applies here.

When they say "All glory to God" what they mean is "hey everyone - look how humble and pious I am! Isn't that great?"

This guy, blueandgold, asks a question, then answers his own question in his initial post - incorrectly (Crookham's the best frosh?), and then after 20+ replies nobody calls him out on this?

doubt it. source?

+ Beavis & Butthead "Spanish Fly" episode

Cornell has a couple loopholes they use. Princeton also allows for materially lower academic standards for wrestlers. A better comparison would be Columbia or Brown.

Nonresponsive answer - I know it can be hard to stay on topic. Fact is admission standards at Duke rule out many wrestlers that App. State can take.

What are the GPA/ACT standards for the App. St. wrestling team?

I see high school refs call stalemate when the top guy has legs in for an extended period. Is that the right call? I think of it as a form of riding, like a spiral ride or controlling the wrist - which would never be called a stalemate.

This is the only way to close the loop and end this chain reaction.

North of Illinois geographically, but decades behind it in terms of culture.

I've heard thru the grapevine that he's another one going the football route. Incidentally, has there ever been a Hopke-Kueter match in folk or free? That would be fun to see.

Repost this in 12 months. I'm happy to eat crow if I'm wrong (but I won't be). Kid's a stud at both, but they always pick football.

100% football. He'll never see the wrestling mat.