Next Years Lineup
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Sean Kenny was 113 do 125/133
Paul Kenny was 126 so 133/141
Shamus Regan was 132 so 133/141
Freddy Bachmann was 127 so 133/141/149
Israel Borge was 144 so 141/149
Dawson Youngblut was 144 so 149/157
Sonny Amato was 150 so 149/157
Joe Bachmann was 152 so 157/165/174
Freddy and Sean are only Juniors though. Including incoming college freshman Mocco at 285, Calkins Jr at 197, Duffy at 149/157, and Pettit at 133/141, we have all weight classes filled except 184. This year Iowa should focus on 174/184 prospects mainly in my opinion.
With the new 5 for 5 rule does Nasir get another year in the line up if he wishes? If so wouldn't that mean everyone but Williams would be back for the 27/28 season? We could slot in one of the 2027 recruits(Bachman) at 49/57 whichever Block is not at.
Correct. Bailey would qualify for a fifth year having never taken a redshirt.
The academic year after you turn 16 with parental permission or 18 without parental permission.
Irrelevant. Existing college athletes are not required to follow the new rules.
Well this could get interesting.
So Jesse Mendez and Levi coming back..? I don’t mind Jesse coming back since he comes from my home state and home town lol.
I have been saying they would both be back lawyers at many universities were telling them to prepare for any athlete who went 4 straight coming back
ALL… It makes sense to me. The kids who redshirted and wrestled four years followed the rules which were current THEN. The new rules will apparently make them all eligible?
Right? Much more better.Damn...maybe ol' Eyes was right when he told me to "read better".
He’s coming back
As of now, james is going to compete for the spot. Not realistic, and I think smarter heads will prevail (and he grey shirts)
Well they better get a vote next week conferences signed it today so they might get a vote next week . If not school starts before they get back in September
Huh? Caliendo took a RS in 2022. Drake took one in 2023.
The only needle-moving people this applies to are Haines and Mendez.
Can Dan Gable get 1 (or 2) more years of eligibility too? What makes the class of 2022 get special treatment?
I don't think so. It says all class of 22 who used four years. If a class of 22 took a RS they would have only used three years so far.
Is the next lawsuit from the class of 22 who took a RS and now want 5 years of competition like their non-RS brethren?
Exactly a guy like Caleb Henson would not have redshirted last year if he knew he would get an extra year.
My understanding is that it might get a Senate vote this week . But the house would need to vote on it in September. At that time athletes from 2022 who get a 5th year will be playing football and others will have enrolled. If it passes both the Senate and House and is signed it would be for the future and wouldn't have any effect on the judges ruling in Colorado. It wouldn't make 2022 guys ineligible
Interesting broadside from The Texas Trial Group. I, too, cringed when Baker called the athletes failed professionals. Kind of exposes the lie of their, "X% of athletes go pro in something other than sports" feel-good-but-don't-pay-them ad campaign.
Yeah, but if Bailey follows the new rules he'll have 2 years left right? If he follows the old he'll only have 1 year?
You don't declare what you're doing. If he decides he's coming back next year he would get 5 years. Compliance departments will track eligibility.
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