I did, yeah. Janzer is kind of logjammed at 184 as Poz won't give that spot up unless the plan is for Poz to move up to 197 in 2022-23 while Soldano is RSing. Janzer is going to be a depth guy at 184 for a year...but he's a damn quality backup at 184.Anyone catch Goody saying that Janzer is going back down to 184?
I guess he can't beat Bulsak for the 197 spot, because it makes little sense to be a backup at 184 if you can start at 197. Interesting that 184 wasn't mentioned. I wonder if he'd try to drop to 174. Hopefully, Shawver and Raimo injuries heal up fast.I did, yeah. Janzer is kind of logjammed at 184 as Poz won't give that spot up unless the plan is for Poz to move up to 197 in 2022-23 while Soldano is RSing. Janzer is going to be a depth guy at 184 for a year...but he's a damn quality backup at 184.
I don't think it's so much that he can't beat Bulsak (I personally don't think he could but that's beside the point), I think its more about him not being comfortable at the weight and being undersized. IMO he doesn't have the frame for 197 and he was constantly getting bullied by opponents.I guess he can't beat Bulsak for the 197 spot, because it makes little sense to be a backup at 184 if you can start at 197. Interesting that 184 wasn't mentioned. I wonder if he'd try to drop to 174. Hopefully, Shawver and Raimo injuries heal up fast.
It's definitely about not beating Bulsak. I get being undersized and uncomfortable but you don't just give up the 197 spot and all the experience you'd get because you want to wrestle lesser competition at the Wilkes Open as the 184 backup.I don't think it's so much that he can't beat Bulsak (I personally don't think he could but that's beside the point), I think its more about him not being comfortable at the weight and being undersized. IMO he doesn't have the frame for 197 and he was constantly getting bullied by opponents.
I don’t think it has to do with Bulsak. He’s not beating Poz so if he can’t beat Bulsak, he’s backing up at either spot and I doubt he’d want to cut an extra 13 pounds to still be a backup.I guess he can't beat Bulsak for the 197 spot, because it makes little sense to be a backup at 184 if you can start at 197. Interesting that 184 wasn't mentioned. I wonder if he'd try to drop to 174. Hopefully, Shawver and Raimo injuries heal up fast.
Being a South Jersey guy, if Janzer ends up in the portal due to being recruited over/not being able to start, hopefully he ends up somewhere like Penn or Drexel which are better academically than Rider.I don’t think it has to do with Bulsak. He’s not beating Poz so if he can’t beat Bulsak, he’s backing up at either spot and I doubt he’d want to cut an extra 13 pounds to still be a backup.
He’s better suited as a 184 but unless Poz is going 197 when Soldano gets here and takes a RS, Janzer might be out of luck. Could be a guy who ends up in the portal. Rider would make sense as I think it’s closer to his hometown but I’d like to keep his intensity in the room whether he’s starting or not.
If you can start, you take the starting spot. If he can't beat Bulsak to start at 197, then sure it makes sense to backup 184, but my point still stands that he probably can't beat Bulsak or he'd stay at 197. I'm not surprised about this as I've expressed concerns with his O since HS, but was hoping he'd develop more than the underhook O.I don’t think it has to do with Bulsak. He’s not beating Poz so if he can’t beat Bulsak, he’s backing up at either spot and I doubt he’d want to cut an extra 13 pounds to still be a backup.
He’s better suited as a 184 but unless Poz is going 197 when Soldano gets here and takes a RS, Janzer might be out of luck. Could be a guy who ends up in the portal. Rider would make sense as I think it’s closer to his hometown but I’d like to keep his intensity in the room whether he’s starting or not.
If Janzer is going to be a back up in either weight, wouldn't he want to back up at a weight requiring less weight cut? Why kill yourself and be a backup at 184?If you can start, you take the starting spot. If he can't beat Bulsak to start at 197, then sure it makes sense to backup 184, but my point still stands that he probably can't beat Bulsak or he'd stay at 197. I'm not surprised about this as I've expressed concerns with his O since HS, but was hoping he'd develop more than the underhook O.
If Janzer is going to be a back up in either weight, wouldn't he want to back up at a weight requiring less weight cut? Why kill yourself and be a backup at 184?
I agree if you can start, you start. What I’m saying is if you can’t start at 197, why would you willingly backup 184 with the big weight cut when you can back up 197?If you can start, you take the starting spot. If he can't beat Bulsak to start at 197, then sure it makes sense to backup 184, but my point still stands that he probably can't beat Bulsak or he'd stay at 197. I'm not surprised about this as I've expressed concerns with his O since HS, but was hoping he'd develop more than the underhook O.
The irony of course is that no more than 12 months ago, many people were calling for Leonardis’ head saying we don’t land or develop upperweightsJust crazy how deep we potentially will be at 174-184-197 over the next several years and with Myles Martin training them up, we could develop some bonafide killers over the next few years. Just need to land Jimmy Mullen as we never have had that bonafide monster Heavyweight like a Snyder/Coon/Gable.
Was never a fan of having ncaa qualifier lvl wrestlers as backups but Janzer can backup 184/197 this year.. then go back up to 197 once Bulsak graduates. This makes more sense then Poz to 197.I did, yeah. Janzer is kind of logjammed at 184 as Poz won't give that spot up unless the plan is for Poz to move up to 197 in 2022-23 while Soldano is RSing. Janzer is going to be a depth guy at 184 for a year...but he's a damn quality backup at 184.
Casale would be nice but Mullen is the type of recruit that will contend for AA right away wherever he lands.We need Casale and Mullen!!!
Leonardis is a great coach. All the coaches are great.
So, Bill could the lineup be Turley going to 165, janzer to 174, Poz at 184, B at 197 and then Boone at heavyweight? That would seem like the only logical way Janzer would fit in the lineup.Janzer came to Scott and told him to go get Balzac. He will try and go to 174 or 184
Yeah unless Janzer is a bonafide AA at 174, you keep Turley there and unfortunately Janzer will have to go in as a backup this season.Granted he’s older now and probably more mature/disciplined then he was two years ago but Turley at 165 was a disaster
Aren't those stats usually exaggerated? If he is 275lbs, I hope he's in a good enough condition to carry it.As for Hamilton, the highly-regarded heavyweight wrestler was originally slated to play tight end. He's listed at 6-foot-4 and 275 pounds.
(From Football update earlier today)
It might be slightly embellished, but he looked much bigger in his last appearances so it was noticeable that he was carrying around a bunch of additional weight.Aren't those stats usually exaggerated? If he is 275lbs, I hope he's in a good enough condition to carry it.
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