roller coaster season for BouzakisWow UNI Julian farber just beat bouzakis.
can't seem to find his rhythm.
roller coaster season for BouzakisWow UNI Julian farber just beat bouzakis.
Yeah weird year for him. Cant lose to a guy like that.roller coaster season for Bouzakis
can't seem to find his rhythm.
This discussion has been interesting!! Kyven Gadson is joining Ben and I on the podcast tonight so I'm going to bring this up and get their input. Especially Kyven who was once an athlete himself.But doesn't that prove the point the DC stayed at ISU for the coaching and facilities? Is ISU offering him $300k??? Ultimately, I FEEL (once again an assumption), a wrestler is more than likely to stay or go to a school that has some of the best coaches and facilities that are offered. Ofcourse at times money will trump all, however I would like to know what % that does. Sorry I like stats. I feel as if team sports may be more affected by $$$ as players on those TEAMS don't feel as tied to the coach. Where as wrestling they are more in it to better their craft. If on a team, one person makes a mistake it may not cause any issues where individual sports like wrestling, golf, etc you see the mistake that was made. Ultimately, if a golfer wanting to go to the next level is given $300k to go and play for Gardner Webb or go and play for Tiger Woods I would think most golfers would take the Tiger Woods route more often than not.
I may be naive, however if I wanted to pursue an opportunity at the Olympic level I am going to wrestle for those coaches that have "been there, done that". I knew as a wrestler my team wasn't going to beat my opponent I was.
I’ve had two people ask me to donate to Iowa State wrestling. Tiger and David and I will never tell either no.While I don't think David Carr is getting $300,000. I think he is getting a decent NIL deal at Iowa State.
Well blame it on your boy Redding. And it was a pretty benign procedure. He should be fine vs cal baptist
Noto beat Camacho earlierIdk if anyone seen it but Trever Anderson from UNI knocked off #1 Jakob Camacho 4-2
Which makes Kysens inconsistency even more infuriating. Good Kysen could damn near make the finals. Bad Kysen, done first session.125 might be the weakest weight class of all time, but it’s going to be damn fun to watch in March
Weird how that works.Looks like they are both putting their starters out