Not surprising as he’s got that lone wolf mentality. Saw he’s opening a club in Tucson. Any beat on where he’s heading? Also, kind of thought we’d get a bit of movement into the RTC after Final X. Curious how active we are trying to recruit certain weights.
Cowboy RTC and the next quad
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Not surprising as he’s got that lone wolf mentality. Saw he’s opening a club in Tucson. Any beat on where he’s heading? Also, kind of thought we’d get a bit of movement into the RTC after Final X. Curious how active we are trying to recruit certain weights.
That a for sure? I read that it was starting a club but would be splitting time, but dont know how accurate that is
Yeah it made its rounds off the board a weeks or so ago. I had actually heard he was headed back with Gilman so him starting a club in Tucson is MUCH better news.
He's starting a wrestling club in Tucson. Opens next month. He hasn't mentioned where/how he'll be handling his own training
It will be nice to have someone else out there developing talent that believes in what DT is doing.
We all know we have clubs that aren’t.
We all know we have clubs that aren’t.
Maybe other people will run the club while he trains elsewhere
Just say it or shut up. Are there other boards that like your act?Maybe other people will run the club while he trains elsewhere
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Yeah, he’s starting a club in Arizona. He’s not leaving, he’s changing directions.
RAF 4: Hendrickson vs Parris
It was reported that RAF 4 would be in Stillwater but appears it’s now in Indiana. Wonder what the issue was? Be fun to see an early preview of next years US Open regardless!
It was reported that RAF 4 would be in Stillwater but appears it’s now in Indiana. Wonder what the issue was? Be fun to see an early preview of next years US Open regardless!
The wrestling team is at Nebraska Sunday Dec 21 so they wouldn't be in town for it. The men have a home basketball game Thursday and Sunday. Imagine all of that was a factor
RAF 04 on 12/20
Wyatt vs Parris for the heavyweight title
Zahid vs Keckeisen
Hamiti vs Wick for the middleweight title
The only bad thing is it's in Indianapolis instead of Stillwater
Wyatt vs Parris for the heavyweight title
Zahid vs Keckeisen
Hamiti vs Wick for the middleweight title
The only bad thing is it's in Indianapolis instead of Stillwater
I guess Zo and Roper corner these guys when RTC happens in season?
I don't think so. I don't know why the NCAA should care. I do think coaches will always prioritize the college team during the college season though.
RAF04 is definitely out of the question for the college coaches though as it's only hours before our dual at Nebraska.
Probably reads as sour grapes but RBY just always felt like a mercenary. Love that McKenna and Zahid have seemingly bought into the town, culture and training environment. Will definitely miss RBY as a partner but am looking forward to whomever we bring in to fill that 57kg spot in the RTC.
I enjoyed watching RBY and he showed a lot of improvement in his time here. I wish him the best
Surber will be competing in CLAW's championship final on Saturday and it's streaming both on Flo and for free on CLAW Total Access. Starts at 3:30 central
Jamison is close to 100% feels like
He feels good! Weight is good and he’s ready to compete mentally.
I spoke with him tonight at the Choctaw deal and he’s chomping at the bit, but he’s a smart guy…gonna let the med staff send him.
However, he was helping tonight, with no medical device or anything.
It would seem crazy to have him do anything else at this point. The only doubt I have about it is DT clearly has a soft spot for Casey
Luke Surber is a CLAW champion and earned more than half of his team's points! The Leopards were down 36-10 with two matches remaining. Luke dominated Vince Dietz and got the score to 36-31 before Zach Elam beat Demetrius Thomas on OT to make it 37-36 for the Leopards. The video is available on Flo
Surber was a beast on top. Angelo drafted a really good team they went undefeated
Livestream for the RTC vs France match is up on the Stilly Boy IG for anyone interested.
I would've been... I never saw them announce that it would be streamed at all. Not sure why Flo didn't stream it since they're already there doing the kids tournaments
Anyway, what were the results?
65 kg - McKenna tech Mathis Lelong 11-0
74 kg - Amine dec Abdoullah Nakaev 8-0
79 kg - Seyfulla Itaev dec Hamiti 3-2
86 kg - Valencia vin Rakhim Magamadov (5-0)
97 kg - Plott fall Adlan Viskhanov (4-1)
125 kg - Hendrickson tech Levan Lagvilava 16-6
Lelong doesn't have any notable results that I could find
74 kg - Amine dec Abdoullah Nakaev 8-0
Nakaev was 5th at U20s this year at 70kg
79 kg - Seyfulla Itaev dec Hamiti 3-2
Itaev has been to a few age group Worlds but hasn't performed well. Was 0-1 at this year's U23s at 74kg
86 kg - Valencia vin Rakhim Magamadov (5-0)
Magamadov was 5th at Senior Worlds and U23s this year. Previously a 2x U20 champ. Not sure how far into the match the injury happened
97 kg - Plott fall Adlan Viskhanov (4-1)
Vishkanov was 0-1 at this year's Senior Worlds and U23s. Previously won U20 bronze
125 kg - Hendrickson tech Levan Lagvilava 16-6
Lagvilava was 5th at U20s this year