2-time N.J. HS wrestling champ stripped of NCAA national title after violation
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I heard he popped for peptides of some sort but idk if that’s 100 percent accurate. Either way if I’m him I’m claiming that title for the rest of my life , the ncaa can’t stop a guy from betting on his own team but are gonna strip titles from D3 wrestlers crazy
Statement on TCNJ Wrestling - The College of New Jersey Athletics
TCNJ Athletics has been informed by the NCAA that Hunter Mays, the 174-pound champion at the 2026 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships, has been declared ineligible
tcnjathletics.com
If a champion fails a test for PEDs you think they should still keep the title? This happens at the Olympics all the time and many times years later when testing catches up with the drugs and the B sample is positive
If it's on the banned list and over the amount they allow you can't allow them to keep it if so you're saying it's ok for others as well.
He can claim it all he wants, as long as he claims the * and mentions he cheated by taking banned substances to have a competitive advantage over his opponents.
On the other hand I do agree with you that the NCAA is a joke, that pretends to have student athletes best interest, when it’s obvious their main and maybe only focus is to make money.
The more he thinks that way, the more he will justify skirting the rules (if he broke them). Congrats to him I suppose but the very vast majority will know he cheated and could care less about his championships.
Ok to break some rules but not ok to break others to win as long as it wasnt a major violation ? That flawed thinking means Michigan football championship was fine and dandy I guess even though they gained a competitive advantage. SMDH.
DId NCAA take away Michigan's Championship?
I think NjWrestling was saying the hypocrisy from the NCAA is unreal.
And i agree, if you cheated, he championship is an asterisk......See Mcguire, Bonds, Sosa
No, but I wish they did. My response to NJWrestling was in regards to "claiming that title for the rest of my life" not about any hypocrisy.