He also said he was over 170 lbs when he was injured in the pastDuring Ono interview with Blaze and Pierce they said that Ono was 1 of the best in the room oo the bottom but needs top work.The interview is on State media On the Matt
He also said he was over 170 lbs when he was injured in the pastDuring Ono interview with Blaze and Pierce they said that Ono was 1 of the best in the room oo the bottom but needs top work.The interview is on State media On the Matt
He also said he was over 170 lbs when he was injured in the past
I'm good doubt they careMake sure you run over to your home board at HR and tell em too
Make sure you run over to your home board at HR and tell em too
In his recent interview with Marcus and Connor Pierce he was asked that exact question and he said he got up to 73.5 kg (161.7 lb.) at his heaviest. That is still really heavy! I have the video queued up to that portion of the interview.He also said he was over 170 lbs when he was injured in the past
I do think Cowboys can improve on their bonus, but it won't be so easy if Jax and Vega both move up as I suspect. We have an opportunity to get more bonus points as well.Next year OSU cuts the gap in half, we should be close to 180 again but they will get both more bonus, and a couple more AAs. I think we 'cruise' to a nervous 20-30 point win.
The year after? They will arguably have 6 finalists and we will have lost from this year's team Levi, SVN, and Mitch.
Then the year after that Luke, Kasak, Rocco and Barr.
Our pipeline is strong but there are gaps. Anyone who doesn't think OSU significantly ups their bonus as those kids mature is smoking something.
Come 27/28 it's on, whether you want to admit it or not, and at least for one year after 28/29 doesn't look in our favor from today's POV.
Tons can change between now and then, but the 'easy years' are soon behind us. It's good for the sport but bad for my heart.
PS - did I say that I am still physically sick over PJ's screw job?
In his recent interview with Marcus and Connor Pierce he was asked that exact question and he said he got up to 73.5 kg (161.7 lb.) at his heaviest. That is still really heavy! I have the video queued up to that portion of the interview.
Seidel going 141 next year with Bassett and Henson in the lineup would send Gaj to the bench. Seriously doubt this is happening.The log jam nationally at 141 will possibly move to 141 next year: I can see Seidel and Jax both moving up to 141. I think Tan Tom will maybe move Davino up also. Sorry but I cannot see anyone left in there to challenge Ono, even if he needs work on top. Who is going to stay with him in neutral without at least 2 stall calls?
@mcpat The first 5-shrug post and it's self-identified no less.Maybe if you guys stop saying name all the time I wouldn't have to post as much. Some of you've CDS
In his recent interview with Marcus and Connor Pierce he was asked that exact question and he said he got up to 73.5 kg (161.7 lb.) at his heaviest. That is still really heavy! I have the video queued up to that portion of the interview.
I don't see Davino moving up. I could see Bouzakis giving 141 a run.The log jam nationally at 141 will possibly move to 141 next year: I can see Seidel and Jax both moving up to 141. I think Tan Tom will maybe move Davino up also. Sorry but I cannot see anyone left in there to challenge Ono, even if he needs work on top. Who is going to stay with him in neutral without at least 2 stall calls?
Gaj has a RSSeidel going 141 next year with Bassett and Henson in the lineup would send Gaj to the bench. Seriously doubt this is happening.
I saw the key and will definitely be using it@mcpat The first 5-shrug post and it's self-identified no less.
This is almost as crazy as your Ryder take. 28/29 doesn’t look in our favor?! Please go through their lineup and show me the team that will beat PSU.Next year OSU cuts the gap in half, we should be close to 180 again but they will get both more bonus, and a couple more AAs. I think we 'cruise' to a nervous 20-30 point win.
The year after? They will arguably have 6 finalists and we will have lost from this year's team Levi, SVN, and Mitch.
Then the year after that Luke, Kasak, Rocco and Barr.
Our pipeline is strong but there are gaps. Anyone who doesn't think OSU significantly ups their bonus as those kids mature is smoking something.
Come 27/28 it's on, whether you want to admit it or not, and at least for one year after 28/29 doesn't look in our favor from today's POV.
Tons can change between now and then, but the 'easy years' are soon behind us. It's good for the sport but bad for my heart.
PS - did I say that I am still physically sick over PJ's screw job?
There seems to be more than just one or two of us who just can't wait to say i knew they were going to catch us.This is almost as crazy as your Ryder take. 28/29 doesn’t look in our favor?! Please go through their lineup and show me the team that will beat PSU.
If there are any gaps for 28/29 there's plenty of time to fill them. However I don't see many gaps if any.This is almost as crazy as your Ryder take. 28/29 doesn’t look in our favor?! Please go through their lineup and show me the team that will beat PSU.
If there are any gaps for 28/29 there's plenty of time to fill them. However I don't see many gaps if any.
Especially with that 2028 class. I think both PSU and OkSt will be getting fairly big classes so it comes down to who can get the top kids. PSU has a great chance to sign the number 1 class I think which will go a long way in keeping them at the topIf there are any gaps for 28/29 there's plenty of time to fill them. However I don't see many gaps if any.
Yes, but if you're trying to make a big team run in Henson's last year, shirting an NCAA 4th is not a likely plan.Gaj has a RS
Henson is a 65kg going up to 157 might not be the best idea for him. And he's gonna want a title and Kasak at 157 will stop that from happening. Henson will determine everything. If he's 149 then Bo is 141 . They may not be able to put the best lineup out if guys can't make the weight.Yes, but if you're trying to make a big team run in Henson's last year, shirting an NCAA 4th is not a likely plan.
I gave up trying to second guess Cael a long time ago. He's 2-3 years ahead of everyone. We just broke the points record and although we do lose Haines, we can put in play Ono, Kasak(3rd twice), Henckel/James. Then we lose Van Ness, MM. With Kasak, Duke, James 65 is coverred. 49 seems to be herring's to earn. It's all good. Cunningham's, Desmond, Sealy...it's insane.Especially with that 2028 class. I think both PSU and OkSt will be getting fairly big classes so it comes down to who can get the top kids. PSU has a great chance to sign the number 1 class I think which will go a long way in keeping them at the top
165 = Church. Miller is Class of 2027, will still be at McCort next year unless you have some inside info about him leaving early. Henson will be gone before Miller arrives.Henson is a 65kg going up to 157 might not be the best idea for him. And he's gonna want a title and Kasak at 157 will stop that from happening. Henson will determine everything. If he's 149 then Bo is 141 . They may not be able to put the best lineup out if guys can't make the weight.
Seidel 133 Bo 141 Gaj 149 Henson 157 Miller 165 is the best lineup. But I don't see that happening
Him reclassifying is a thing and I expect it165 = Church. Miller is Class of 2027, will still be at McCort next year unless you have some inside info about him leaving early. Henson will be gone before Miller arrives.
OKST is vulnerable to regressing to the mean, given the number and impact of breaks listed by Unbiased Football Fan in the other thread.This is almost as crazy as your Ryder take. 28/29 doesn’t look in our favor?! Please go through their lineup and show me the team that will beat PSU.
Yes and no. 3 of his guys in the champ were stallers. I doubt we see two of them again, robi and Merrill, Forrest great attack was neutralized by Davino and if Davino didn’t rush his shot, who knows. Although I think Forrest will get better.It's only been two years, but DT's experiment with PSU SW has been right on plan so far. Year 1: get a bunch of elite recruits and bolster the current roster with grad transfers -> two jump from AAs to champs. Year 2: First recruiting class has 3 true freshman champs. We'll see where it goes and there is definitely still a gap to close, but I see no evidence whatsoever that there is any hiccup in the plan there and they should continue to close the gap year over year.
It's not just about recruiting, it's about what you can get from the recruits once they get there. tOSU has matched Cael in recruiting over much of Cael's tenure, but Cael has gotten as many championships from his 1-person 2022 recruiting class (Levi) as TanTom got from the historic #1 overall recruiting class, including all three of the top 3 ranked recruits (Bouzakis, Mendez, Feldman). DT has Ok St more on the Cael path than the TanTom path so far.
Lack of bonus rate is so clear. Vega 0, Robideau 0, ... that's what Iowa stall style wrestling produces. open up or perish as a team.OKST is vulnerable to regressing to the mean, given the number and impact of breaks listed by Unbiased Football Fan in the other thread.
Also Taylor has a LOT of work to do on their bonus rates. Forrest was the only Poke to crack 50% bonus for the year. Four of them were under 30%, and another was at 30.7%. (Pretty sure Duke can beat 31% in his sleep.)
Neither of these are convenient for the board Chicken Littles.
OKST is vulnerable to regressing to the mean, given the number and impact of breaks listed by Unbiased Football Fan in the other thread.
Also Taylor has a LOT of work to do on their bonus rates. Forrest was the only Poke to crack 50% bonus for the year. Four of them were under 30%, and another was at 30.7%. (Pretty sure Duke can beat 31% in his sleep.)
Neither of these are convenient for the board Chicken Littles.
It's more stark when you look at their full-season bonus rates:Lack of bonus rate is so clear. Vega 0, Robideau 0, ... that's what Iowa stall style wrestling produces. open up or perish as a team.
That's astonishing in that they came in second. Would love to the bonus rate of PSU right next to that. I'm sure the contrast is eye opening.It's more stark when you look at their full-season bonus rates:
125 Spratley = 44.0%
133 Forrest = 84.2%
141 Vega = 45.8%
149 Swiderski = 20.0%
157 Robideau = 47.8%
165 Lockett = 22.7%
174 Facundo = 30.7%
184 Ryder = 20.0%
197 Merrill = 23.1%
285 Doucet = 46.1%
OKST had 4 starters with a lower bonus rate than Gabe Arnold (25%) -- and Arnold wrestled most of the year up 1 or 2 weights. Oof.
125 Lilledahl 53.9%, Spratley 44.0%That's astonishing in that they came in second. Would love to the bonus rate of PSU right next to that. I'm sure the contrast is eye opening.
Great job, That side by side says it all. Okie state has work to do. MM and Barr's numbers just insane.125 Lilledahl 53.9%, Spratley 44.0%
133 Blaze 71.4%, Forrest 84.2%
141 Davis 42.9%, Vega 45.8%
149 Van Ness 74.1%, Swiderski 20.0%
157 Duke 70.4%, Robideau 47.8%
165 Mesenbrink 96.3%, Lockett 22.7%
174 Levi 77.8%, Facundo 30.7%
184 Welsh 53.9%, Ryder 20.0%
197 Barr 95.8%, Merrill 23.1%
285 Mirasola 39.3%, Doucet = 46.1%
8 of our starters would've been 1st or 2nd best bonus at OKST. Our worst bonus performer would've been 5th there.
Penn State average- 67.6%125 Lilledahl 53.9%, Spratley 44.0%
133 Blaze 71.4%, Forrest 84.2%
141 Davis 42.9%, Vega 45.8%
149 Van Ness 74.1%, Swiderski 20.0%
157 Duke 70.4%, Robideau 47.8%
165 Mesenbrink 96.3%, Lockett 22.7%
174 Levi 77.8%, Facundo 30.7%
184 Welsh 53.9%, Ryder 20.0%
197 Barr 95.8%, Merrill 23.1%
285 Mirasola 39.3%, Doucet = 46.1%
8 of our starters would've been 1st or 2nd best bonus at OKST. Our worst bonus performer would've been 5th there.
Wait a second…you are telling me the uber athletic Ryder only had a 20% bonus rate?! I thought he was going to be a bonus machine going up against these un-athletic guys like Rocco!It's more stark when you look at their full-season bonus rates:
125 Spratley = 44.0%
133 Forrest = 84.2%
141 Vega = 45.8%
149 Swiderski = 20.0%
157 Robideau = 47.8%
165 Lockett = 22.7%
174 Facundo = 30.7%
184 Ryder = 20.0%
197 Merrill = 23.1%
285 Doucet = 46.1%
OKST had 4 starters with a lower bonus rate than Gabe Arnold (25%) -- and Arnold wrestled most of the year up 1 or 2 weights. Oof.
27-28 think PSU still has it handily especially if Ono is still thereNext year OSU cuts the gap in half, we should be close to 180 again but they will get both more bonus, and a couple more AAs. I think we 'cruise' to a nervous 20-30 point win.
The year after? They will arguably have 6 finalists and we will have lost from this year's team Levi, SVN, and Mitch.
Then the year after that Luke, Kasak, Rocco and Barr.
Our pipeline is strong but there are gaps. Anyone who doesn't think OSU significantly ups their bonus as those kids mature is smoking something.
Come 27/28 it's on, whether you want to admit it or not, and at least for one year after 28/29 doesn't look in our favor from today's POV.
Tons can change between now and then, but the 'easy years' are soon behind us. It's good for the sport but bad for my heart.
PS - did I say that I am still physically sick over PJ's screw job?
Okie Lite fatiguePersonally, I'm sick of hearing about Oklahoma State and Taylor.