Harvey Ludington

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I guess we want a 184/197 when we already have both a 184 and a 197 for the foreseeable future.
If they both end up just R16 guys then yes Rutgers should look at improving at the weight.The reality is if you want to be a constant top 10 team and compete with the big boys like everyone on here says then you can’t just guarantee SCW and Cotton the next 2 seasons if they arent AA level
 

Kiddagger311

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If they both end up just R16 guys then yes Rutgers should look at improving at the weight.The reality is if you want to be a constant top 10 team and compete with the big boys like everyone on here says then you can’t just guarantee SCW and Cotton the next 2 seasons if they arent AA level
Aren’t there other weights to address first?? And do we have unlimited $$???
 

Kiddagger311

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Harvey is gonna RS. My guess is Cotton vs Gabe
I’m guessing this too.. even Gabe bumping up to 197 don’t think Harvey would beat him. If Harvey can win 197 might as well go this season.. don’t got many guaranteed chances to start for the Hawkeyes
 
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Corby2

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I’m guessing this too.. even Gabe bumping up to 197 don’t think Harvey would beat him. If Harvey can win 197 might as well go this season.. don’t got many guaranteed chances to start for the Hawkeyes
Tom said last night in the press conference Harvey will RS. He can wrestle Sunday and it counts as one date with the Friday and Sunday on the same weekend
 
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