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Old 03-06-2008, 05:38 PM   #10
ISU2007
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Re: African-American Grapplers Honored

Originally Posted by wesley_w View Post
ISU2007, does Jon have to cut a lot of weight to make 165 and would 174 would be more of the proper weight for him??
He doesn't look like a big 165, but he does have a good size frame, and his father is a bigger man. I think Jon would grow into 174 next year and be and title contender by his junior year. He might even be one next year.

I think the move would be more of a team thing (Varner is looking to move to 197 to make room for another tough freshman - Jerome Ward). Reader would be the best option at 174 next year, unless Billy Lewis of Bettendorf improves in the offseason.

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