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  1. KennyEBHS
    Just watched his match. He looked terrible.
  2. KennyEBHS
    Forget NIL and everything about money. This tread is about wrestling skill, not money. I am trying to compare the skills of both and what might happen in the room. To expand, in my mind SVN is a brawler who has good enough skills to wear an opponent down then finish him off. I believe Kasak is a more skilled young wrestler who does not rely on brute force.
  3. KennyEBHS
    I am not saying he will beat SVN for the starting spot since most feel Kasak will redshirt. But in the room...?
  4. KennyEBHS
    Any chance Kasak beats SVN in the room next season?
  5. KennyEBHS
    Who cares? He graduated college, did he not? This is a complete non-story.
  6. KennyEBHS
    IMO, for the pushout to work and keep folkstyle edge wrestling, it needs to be both feet out, not just on the line.
  7. KennyEBHS
    If a move cannot be determined by two officials, in my mind that's a problem. Why is there a need for reviews when there are two officials?
  8. KennyEBHS
    Love it!
  9. KennyEBHS
    Just like the Miami Dolphins, did he pop the cork every year since his now-broken record was set? And what did he do with this year's bottle?
  10. KennyEBHS
    I have been there twice for the championships and it is the best venue. Everything is walking distance. Let's see how difficult Philly will be next year. The city is not easy to navigate.
  11. KennyEBHS
    I like the guy!
  12. KennyEBHS
    That is a huge anecdotal leap and not valid. I started the post and I agreed with the kneeling football players. So please don't speculate on something you know nothing about.
  13. KennyEBHS
    Yes, finally someone who gets it. This is not about free speech. Of course Brooks or anyone else can say what he wants and I don't have to listen. But the interviews should be about the sport. And I have stopped listening to Brook's interviews. I just had no idea that Greg Kerkvliet was going to launch into a Brooks-type interview. I will make it a point not to listen to his interviews in the future.
  14. KennyEBHS
    Yes.
  15. KennyEBHS
    Oh, please. This is about people pushing faith during interviews. But as usual posts on this site get completely distorted and lose the purpose. Honestly, it is impossible to have an intelligent conversation on this site!
  16. KennyEBHS
    I am fine with that. a single leg and a double leg are not about Jesus!
  17. KennyEBHS
    He has not earned the right to tell the general fan population how things are in the spiritual world. I still say it is a PERSONAL issue.
  18. KennyEBHS
    Well, it is my post. But here is the thing. Bo NIckal got it right. He started down the religious interview path, but must have realized it was not popular because you will never hear him talk about Jesus again. It is about someone trying to tell me how things are and I do not believe a college wrestler has earned that right quite yet.
  19. KennyEBHS
    I believe religion is a private place for people. I want to hear about the match, not their religion.
  20. KennyEBHS
    I am a PSU fan, but I am done with the PSU athletes trying to tell us about religion. And when they say that "none of this matters," then why are we watching?
  21. KennyEBHS
    Let's get used to the 3-point takedown before we make any more global changes to folk style.
  22. KennyEBHS
    I stopped watching them when Ben joined. Just not enough wrestling talk. Mostly inside stuff as another commenter said earlier. It used to be a good show when it was under an hour and no Ben Askren.
  23. KennyEBHS
    Jordan Burrows, NJ
  24. KennyEBHS
    Honestly, the match flowed so much better without review. Calls rarely change anyway.
  25. KennyEBHS
    This is anecdotal at best, but I have noticed since Cael began talking about his wrestlers having fun, which guys like Taylor and NIckal emphasized, I have heard college football players and even some Iowa wrestlers saying it now. Thirty years ago, no one talked about having fun. Grit was the language of sports back then. I wonder if everyone who says they are having fun now are really having fun? Thoughts?
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